Emerging Young Artists Gallery

The Emerging Young Artists Gallery is located 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. the Schack is delighted to offer a platform for you and your student artists to showcase their work!

For more information and to inquire about our exhibition schedule contact us at education@schack.org

CURRENT AND UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS

  • Art Alternatives: REACH

    SEPTEMBER 9 - OCTOBER 19

    Since 1992 the Schack Art Center has brought art programming to youth involved with Denney Juvenile Justice Center in various ways. Currently we present art in five different programs ranging from incarcerated youth to diversion and wellness. We are also newly involved in a parent/youth collaboration and have been hosting an alumni group for youth who wish to continue doing art together.

    Our Art Alternatives Program offers opportunities for positive relationships while working together on a variety of creative art projects with our instructors

  • THE ART OF TREMOR

    OCTOBER 28 - JANUARY 4

    The Art of Tremor exhibit features a group of artists that live with Essential Tremor and the daily challenges it presents. Essential Tremor is similar to Parkinson’s however the tremor activates with movement and is typically quiet at rest. There are millions of people in the world impacted by Essential Tremor. A majority of the public sees Essential Tremor as an addiction or drug use tremor. Some even see it as a mental disability. Consequently, many of us impacted by tremor do not socialize and do not work, mainly due to feelings of shame and rejection. Through our art, we hope to inspire others that live with tremor. We have tremor, but tremor does not define who we are. 

    Works in this exhibit are all original art and encompass multiple mediums. We hope you enjoy our exhibit and come away with a bit more understanding of Essential Tremor. 

    Please visit our website theartoftremor.com for more artwork, resources and information. 

    Pictured: PNW Series #5, Catherine Crawford

  • SCHOLASTIC ART AWARDS PORTFOLIO

    JANUARY 18 - FEBRUARY 5

    The Scholastic Art & Writing Awards is the Nation’s longest-running, most prestigious recognition program for creative teens in grades 7-12 (age 13+). The Schack Art Center acts as Regional Partners for Snohomish County. Each year we display winning artwork from the regional level, and all winning portfolios are displayed in the EYA Gallery.

    Learn more about The Scholastic Art & Writing Awards online at www.artandwriting.org/awards

    Pictured: Weightless, Claire Bevan