Sasha Michelle White (she/her) is an artist, ecologist, and interdisciplinary researcher who engages the aesthetic ecologies of the Pacific Northwest’s fire-prone landscapes. As a child growing up in rural Michigan, Sasha wandered through fields and forests,...
Sarah Grew (she/her) is a photographer and painter based in the Pacific Northwest. Her work expands into installation and environmental art, or contracts into collage and printmaking. Infused in ideas bridging art history, philosophy, and the natural sciences, her art...
Michelle Swinehart (she/her) is an avid fan of all things story. She’s had the pleasure of living stories through her work at StoryCorps, Narrative 4, Object Stories and The Right Brain Initiative. Michelle received a MAT from Lewis and Clark College and a MFA...
M. Michelle Illuminato (she/her) creates socially-engaged events, public-exchanges, and artworks to help reveal the complicated and often contradictory relationship between people and the land they live on. Her works start by slowing down, asking questions, gathering...
Sabina Haque (she/her) is a multimedia artist whose work explores the transformation of place and identity. Her new exhibition, The New Abnormal 2.0, on view at Waterstone Gallery, examines the interconnectedness of global environmental crises.Raised in Pakistan by...
Suze Woolf (she/her) studied ceramics and printmaking at the University of Washington. An early adopter of computer graphics, her career has included print and interface design. Though known as a watercolorist, she explores a wide range of media from painting,...
