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EXHIBITIONS
Schack Art Center is dedicated to presenting exhibitions that spark curiosity, foster creativity, and highlight the vibrant voices of our region. Each show is thoughtfully curated to showcase diverse perspectives, meaningful stories, and the rich artistic talent that defines our community.
SCHACKTOBERFEST
SEPTEMBER 3 - 27, 2026
Schack Art Center celebrates autumn with this harvest-themed exhibition featuring a glass pumpkin patch with 1000 glass pumpkins, over 100 artworks by local artists, a Silent Auction in the Mezzanine Gallery, and "Make It Now" pumpkin sessions in the hot shop.
CELEBRATE! AN 18 YEAR LEGACY OF KILNFORMED GLASS
OCTOBER 8 - NOVEMBER 7, 2026
For almost two decades, the PAiR program has brought together exceptional artists working in kilnformed glass from across the Americas, Europe, and Australia. Hosted at inspiring creative settings including Pilchuck Glass School, North Lands Creative, Berlevåg, Norway, and Ghost Ranch, New Mexico, the program has welcomed 116 invited artists to immerse themselves in self-directed exploration, contemplation, meditation, and making. Celebrate! honors the extraordinary legacy of this international community and 18 years of innovation in kilnformed glass.
Curated by Richard Parrish and Steve Klein.
2026 HOLIDAY EXHIBITION
NOVEMBER 19 - JANUARY 2, 2027
Schack Art Center showcases a dynamic collection of three-dimensional artwork in our annual juried Holiday Exhibition. The show features glass, ceramics, wood, sculpture, jewelry, handmade gift items, and more, in both holiday-themed and non-seasonal designs. These works are displayed alongside paintings from The Women Painters of Washington, creating a vibrant and diverse holiday showcase that celebrated craftsmanship, creativity, and the art of giving.
EMERGING YOUNG ARTISTS GALLERY
The Emerging Young Artists Gallery is situated on the 1st floor of the Schack Art Center. Since 2011, it has featured year-around exhibits showcasing artwork by students, educators, and community partners from Snohomish County.