Artebella Art Gallery
Pamela Searcy
2024 Labor Day Weekend Artist's Studio Tour
Join more than thirty Local Artists in a celebration of Art.
Meet the artists, tour working studios, watch their creative process, find your perfect artistic treasure and join a mini art class.
Labor Day Weekend Artist’s Studio Tour 2024
Saturday August 31st and Sunday September 1st between 10:00 and 4:00
Monday, September 2nd between 10:00 and Noon
Sponsored by Artebella Art Gallery and Larson Gallery
artebellagallery.com
Pamela Searcy
Email: pamelasearcy@iinet.com
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"Artist Information Form"
Studio Locations
Studio One Artebella Gallery
2103 West Yakima Ave (206) 915-4663
Studio Two Rachel Dorn
203 South 8th Ave (509) 654-6487
Studio Three John Barany
2302 Laban Ave (509) 949-5873
Studio Four Linda Noyes
308 N 23rd Ave (425) 931-7100
Studio Five Studio 909 Gallery
909 South 30th Ave (509) 952-0288
Studio Six Yakima Valley Artists Association (YVAA)
110 N 37th Ave (509) 480-0776
Studio Seven Heather Fritz Studio
5709 Marilane Street
Studio Eight Hilde Ackmann Hibdon Studio
5608 Sycamore Dr (509) 759-2474
Labor Day Weekend Artist's Studio Tour Tickets
Ticket Locations
Tickets are $10.00 and admit one person to all studios each of the three days.
Tickets can be purchased directly from participating artists and during the tour at each studio location, as available.
Purchase Tickets from the following locations during their regular business hours.
Tickets $10.00
Better Now Coffee
4001 Summitview Ave
(206) 778-6826
Monday-Friday 7am - 3pm
Saturday 8am - 4pm
Closed Sunday
Simply Crafted Marketplace
4001 Summitview Ave
(509) 506-0318
Monday-Saturday 9am - 6pm
Sunday10am - 3pm
John Gasperetti's Floral
5633 Summitview Ave
(509) 972-2670
Monday-Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 4pm
Closed Sunday
The Larson Gallery
1606 W Nob Hill Blvd
(509) 574-4875
Tuesday-Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 12pm - 5pm
Closed Sunday, Monday
Oak Hollow Custom Framing
and Gallery
601 N 1st Street
(509) 965-9256
Monday-Friday, 10am -5pm
and 1st Saturday of every month 11am - 3pm
Shopkeeper
3105 Summitview Ave
(509) 452-6646
Monday-Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm
Saturday 10:00am - 4:00pm
Closed Sunday
Stems Wine Gifts Necessities Street level, west corner of the Hilton Hotel
# 180
399 E Yakima Ave
(509) 452-8800
Monday 10am - 3pm
Tuesday-Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 3pm
Closed Sunday
Yakima Valley Visitor Center
101 North Fair Ave
(509) 573-3388
Tuesday-Saturday 10am - 4pm
Ticket Sales help artist’s to advertise and sponsor this community event.
We are looking forward to your visit and Thank you for your participation.
Contact Artebella Gallery to purchase tickets Via Email or Phone
Contact: Pamela Searcy (206) 915-4663
To purchase tickets via the US mail, business mailing address:
Pamela Searcy
Artebella Art Gallery
2103 West Yakima Ave
Yakima, WA 98902
Labor Day Weekend Artist's Studio Tour Map 2024
Artist's Studio Locations
1. Artebella Gallery
2103 West Yakima Ave
(206) 915-4663
2. Rachel Dorn
203 South 8th Ave
(509) 654-6487
3. John Barany
2302 Laban Ave
(509) 949-5873
4. Linda Noyes
308 N 23rd Ave
(425) 931-7100
5. Studio 909 Gallery
909 South 30th Ave
(509) 952-0288
6. Yakima Valley Artists
Association
110 N 37th Ave
(509) 480-0776
7. Heather Fritz Studio
5709 Marilane Street
8. Hilde Ackmann Hibdon Studio
5608 Sycamore Dr
(509) 759-2474
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Studio One
Artebella Gallery
2103 W Yakima Ave
Yakima, WA 98902
Artists
Pamela Searcy Sculpture, Painting, Mixed Media, Jewelry, Fused Glass
2103 W Yakima Ave
Yakima, WA 98902
(206) 915-4663
https://yakimavalleyartists.com/artists-1
Artist Statement
The Artist has traveled in England and Italy, photographed beautiful landscapes, buildings and people and works from her photographs and live models to create her paintings and sculpture.
A native of Washington State, Pamela Searcy grew up in Central Washington where her family owned orchards on the Yakima Indian Reservation. Drawing and painting were her favorite adventures as a child and she continued her interest in art studying Design, Drawing, Painting, Sculpture and Art history at Seattle University and the University of Washington.
After completing under graduate and graduate degrees from Seattle University, Pamela taught elementary school and then art at Inglemoor High School. With the demands of three small children the Artist was busy at home for several years, keeping up with her artistic interests as time allowed. Now that the children have completed their university degrees, the Artist is enjoying a new freedom to arrange her interests around a life long love of artistic expression.
Following retirement, Pamela returned to Yakima, Washington where she currently resides.
“Art adds to all our lives, gives a way of expressing feelings, enriches our understanding of the world and shares joy.” Pamela Searcy
Pamela Searcy
Ike Allred Woodworking
Artist Statement
Ike uses a wood lathe to turn unusual wood pieces into his fanciful creatures and small carefully finished wooden boxes. The pens are large and dramatic or small and colorful. Some pens compliment specific careers or hobbies and others are simply fun.
Turned wooden boxes are perfect for securing tiny treasures.
Ike Allred
Cheryl Ann Bush Oil pastel, Colored pencil, Watercolor, Acrylic
Yakima, WA 98908
Artist Statement
Born and raised in Washington, Cheryl and her husband relocated to Yakima in 2014 after 28 years in Pierce County. She is a graduate of Seattle Pacific University and retired from the Puyallup School District and a career in the field of education. Growing up with an appreciation for representational art, she is grateful to no longer be restricted to vacation breaks to work on her art. She has won numerous awards for her paintings.
Cheryl enjoys working with a variety of mediums and strives to depict the beauty of God’s creation in flowers, landscapes, and portraits. A number of her works are in private collections in our state.
Cheryl Ann Bush
Victor Koch
906 S 22nd Ave
Yakima, WA 98902
(734) 730-8759
Artist Statement
I was raised in the fruit farming region in North Wapato. At a very early age, I developed a love for art, which eventually led to my attending CWU in the late 80’s on the G.I. Bill for the study of Fine Arts. During my time at Central, under instructors Chris Papadopoulos and Richard Fairbanks, the ceramic sculptures I created received awards in the Larson Gallery’s Central Washington Artists‘ Shows.
My love of nature together with my love of sculpture led me to working with area river rock, combining their natural sculpted shapes to create my sculptures. This period culminated in my marriage and a move to Michigan. I would be making sculptures there and later in Texas and Florida for the next 30 years before retirement and my return to the Valley and its river rock. Now I spend winters in Florida and the rest of the time in Yakima.
Victor Koch