March 2007

Opening on March 3rd and running through April 1st, Museo will be showing new works from two preeminent artists.

Robert Adamson has blown glass for over 30 years. An important figure in establishing the studio glass art movement in the northwest, he founded the Glass Eye Studio in Seattle in 1978 and opened his own studio on Whidbey Island in 1997. His techniques and materials closely follow forms and methods used for centuries worldwide, as he explores sculptural directions in contemporary art glass.
Click here to view more of Robert Adamson's work.

Michael Hoffman paints bold abstract and landscape works in intensely rich colors, layering his medium on the canvas thickly and with sculptural texture. His theme is the relationship between rigid linear form and the loose organic forms of nature - order and disorder. The work is at once captivating and calming.
Click here to view more of Michael Hoffman's work.

A selection of work by various gallery artists is always on display during our monthly exhibitions.