Past Exhibits
Americans Interned
Exhibit Ends September 1
This exhibit shares the personal stories of the WWII Japananese American Internment Camps through portraits and mixed media pieces by Chris & Jan Hopkins.
2018 Artists of the Year: Jan & Chris Hopkins
Reception: June 21, 5-8pm
This exhibit celebrates the work of 2018 Artists of the Year: Jan and Chris Hopkins.
The Intersection of Art + Math
The Intersection of Art + Math will explore the many ways artists use mathematical ideas and theories to create their work.
21st Juried Art Show
This biennial collection of Northwest artists features a well-rounded variety of mediums to produce an eclectic and visually stimulating exhibit.
Youth Art Month: WAEA Exhibit
Beginning March 1st the Schack Art Center will be featuring the 2018 WAEA Youth Art Month Student Exhibit.
Regional Scholastic Art Awards
Feb. 12 - March 4
Join us for the Regional Scholastic Art Awards exhibit featuring 7-12th grade students from Snohomish County.
Looking Back: Honoring 25 Years of Artist of the Year
Beginning in 1992 the Schack Art Center began the tradition of honoring an Artist of the Year. This exhibit celebrates all our past award recipients in a new group show.
R. Allen Jensen & Timothy C. Ely:
Drawings & Digressions
"Drawings and Digressions" will feature a selection of drawings, sculpture, and books by artists R. Allen Jensen and Timothy C. Ely.
Holiday Show 2017
featuring Northwest Watercolor Society
The annual Holiday Show will feature works by signature members of the Northwest Watercolor Society, as well as glass and ceramics by regional artists.
Pilchuck EAiRs 2016
This exhibit will feature new works by artists in the 2016 Pilchuck Emerging Artists in Residence (EAiR) program in partnership with Pilchuck Glass School.
Lodestar
Sabrina Knowles & Jenny Pohlman
This exhibit features work from the "Himba Portrait Series" by glass artists Jenny Pohlman and Sabrina Knowles.
Interpretations
Featuring Denney Juvenile Justice Center & Cocoon House Students
An exhibit of artwork created by youth served by the Schack Art Center sponsored art program at Denney Juvenile Justice Center, at Cocoon House Uturn drop-in center, and through Promising Artists in Recovery (PAIR) sponsored by Howarth Trust all under the instruction of Henri Wilson.
My Swirly Brain and Other Oddities
Opening Reception: August 10, 5-8pm
2017 Artist of the Year Gale Johansen brings her whimiscal and detailed artwork to the Schack for this solo exhibition opening August 10.
Interwoven Dialogues: The Architecture of Basketry
Photographs by Susan Gans of Artifacts from the Everett Museum of History Collection
The Everett Museum of History has partnered with photographer Susan Gans and the Schack Art Center to showcase our extensive indigenous basket collection.
Courtesy of: Extraordinary Basketry, Textiles and Sculptures from N.W. Collections
featuring Lisa Telford, Haida Artist
Schack Art Center is thrilled to present the exhibition "Courtesy of: Extraordinary Basketry, Textiles and Sculptures from N.W. Collections, featuring new work by Lisa Telford, Haida Artist and guest curated by award-winning artist Jan Hopkins.
Art of the Garden
Ends September 2
This biannual juried exhibit will feature a prolific offering of art created to enhance the garden and bring the garden into the home.
EvCC Student Exhibit
Schack Art Center is pleased to feature works by Everett Community College art, photography, and graphic design students in the Emerging Young Artists' Gallery.
CONVERGENCE: Contemporary Mex-Xicano Art in the PNW
Guest curated by Dr. Lauro H. Flores
The exhibit, "CONVERGENCE: Contemporary Mex-Xicano Art in the Pacific NW" will showcase the rich history and art that exists as a result of the Mexican migration to the Northwest.
Over the Rainbow: Alfredo Arreguín
Known for intricate, colorful and highly detailed paintings, Mexican-born painter Alfredo Arreguín is featured in the solo exhibition, "Over the Rainbow", in the Schack's mezzanine gallery from April 27 - June 3, 2017.
Black & White Photography Contest Exhibit
Reception: April 13, 6-8pm
The 2017 Black and White Photography Contest Exhibit features 175 photos from Snohomish County High School 9-12 students.
Fiber Fusion
Last week, ends April 15
Fiber Fusion is a showcase of the depth and breadth of the surface designer's work in Washington State.
Red Tails, Silver Wings
Tour with artist Chris Hopkins on Feb 4. at Noon.
Schack Art Center is thrilled to present Red Tails, Silver Wings, an exhibit featuring paintings and drawings by artist, Chris Hopkins from January 5 - February 25, 2017. The paintings capture the history of America's first African American fighter squadron, the Tuskegee Airmen.
Historic Aircraft Profiles
Last week - Ends February 4
Schack Art Center is featuring historic aircraft profiles by artist and retired Boeing employee Robert Parks through February 4, 2017.
The Hero's Journey
Portraits and stories of LGBT Mormons
The Hero's Journey features the work of artist Melinda Hannah, who has created 20 portrait paintings to help tell the story and honor LGBT Mormons.
Holiday Exhibit 2016
Featuring Seattle Print Arts
For the holidays, Schack Art Center is featuring the artist guild Seattle Print Arts in the exhibit Pressing On, as well as glass and pottery by regional artists.
Pilchuck Prints
Pilchuck Prints, curated by Tina Aufiero, Artistic Director at Pilchuck Glass School (PGS), features 21 prints created in the PGS Print Shop.
Painted Glass: A Northwest Perspective
Guest curated by Dick Weiss
Painted Glass: A Northwest Perspective features work by the following artists who paint on glass: Susan Stinsmuehlen - Amend, Robert Carlson, KéKé Cribbs, John de Wit, Walter Lieberman, Paul Marioni, Richard Marquis, Robbie Miller, Charles Parriott, Ginny Ruffner, Cappy Thompson, David Walters, and Dick Weiss.
Seeing Ourselves
Historic Portraiture Inspired by Chuck Close
Featuring a reimagining of historic portraits of local people from the Museum's vast collection, this exhibition examines the idea of transformation of an image through reproduction and replication.
CHUCK CLOSE
PRINTS: Process and Collaboration
This exhibition, from May 12 - September 5, 2016 at the Schack Art Center, comprehensively surveys Chuck Close's long involvement with the varied forms and processes of printmaking.
A Great Painter as Printmaker
The Block Prints of Guy Anderson
The exhibit, A Great Painter as Printmaker, features twenty wood block prints included in the "The Catalogue: The Block Prints of Guy Anderson", which documents the process of legendary Northwest Painter Guy Irving Anderson.
Skagit Women Print
Last week! Ends Thurs. 2/4
Eighteen artists who live or work throughout the Skagit Valley joined together to produce a suite of original prints for Skagit Women Print.
In addition to the orginal suite of 18, the Schack exhibit will feature works by friends of Skagit Women Print and curated by Natalie Nilblack.
Holiday Art Exhibit
Thru December 24
This annual holiday exhibit features two-dimensional works by members of the artist guild, Seattle Co-Arts, as well as a diverse selection of pottery and glass by regional artists.
EAiRs 2014
This exhibit will feature new works by artists in the 2014 Pilchuck Emerging Artists in Residence (EAiR) program in partnership with Pilchuck Glass School.
All Natural
Glass exhibit curated by Kait Rhoads
For All Natural guest curator Kait Rhoads has selected ten contemporary, glass artists whose work references nature, although sometimes in an ironic or unexpected way.
Vibrant Matter
Artist of the Year: James Arrabito
Schack Art Center is thrilled to honor photographer James Arrabito as an Artist of the Year for 2015.
Vibrant Matter
Artist of the Year: Verena Schwippert
Schack Art Center is thrilled to honor public sculpture artist Verena Schwippert as an Artist of the Year for 2015.
Art of the Garden
Free Admision
Exhibit showcases a prolific offering of garden art, and art to bring the garden into the home. Colorful work in a wide variety of mediums such as ceramic, cement casting, sculpture, glass, photographs, paintings and much more.
Through the Lens
Everett's First Fifty Years in Photographs
The Everett Museum of History, in partnership with the Schack Art Center, presents Through the Lens: Everett's First Fifty Years in Photographs. Exhibition viewing begins on June 11 and ends September 1, 2015.
Saving the Environment: Sustainable Art
As we all look for ways to be better stewards of the environment, the artists participating in Saving the Environment: Sustainable Art are turning to junk stores, second-hand shops, trash bins and surplus venues to satisfy their urge to create and save our beautiful planet.
Back to the Schack
Artwork from All Aboard
Opening April 7 from 5-8pm, "Back to the Schack" is an exhibit featuring the artwork of participants from All Aboard, an activities program for adults with special needs.
Essential Gestures: Becky Fletcher
This exhibit features the bold, expressive oil paintings of Skagit Valley artist Becky Fletcher.
Anything Goes
Cascade Clay Artists
The Cascade Clay Artists bring a mix of established and emerging talents to the Schack for a fresh, new exhibit where "Anything Goes."
Holiday Show
NW Watercolor Society
Schack Art Center's annual Holiday Show is the annual Signature Members Exhibition for the Northwest Watercolor Society.
Intersections in Meaning, Form, and Function
Edmonds Community College Students
Edmonds CC Intersections in Meaning, Form and Function represents student works from all disciplines in the Visual Arts Program at Edmonds Community College.
Halfway to Somewhere
Brent Rogers and Granite Calimpong
Exhibit features new collaborative and individual work by Granite Calimpong and Brent Rogers inspired by their joint residency at Pittsburgh Glass Center.
Innovation
Featuring the 2013 Pilchuck EAiR
Featuring artists from the 2013 Pilchuck Emerging Artists in Residence (EAiR) program in partnership with Pilchuck Glass School.
Artist of the Year: Joan Pinney
Opening August 14, 5-8pm
Annual exhibit featuring the 2014 Schack Art Center Artist of the Year recipient Joan Pinney.
19th Juried Art Show
Ends August 2
This biennial exhibit of Northwest artists is a well-rounded variety of mediums to produce an eclectic and visually stimulating exhibit.
Interpretations
Cocoon House & Denney Juvenile Justice Center youth
Exhibit will feature artwork created by Cocoon House residents and court involved youth at Denney Juvenile Justice Center.
Trail of Cedar, Stone & Canvas
Exhibit pays tribute to the NW Coast First Nations Peoples through paintings by artist Chris Hopkins.
Tangible Evidence
Last Week!, Ends Sat. April 12
Exhibit featuring members of the Northwest Designer Craftsmen.
