First Friday, February 6, Peter Spencer & Friends

First Friday, March 6, Ranger & The Re-Arrangers

First Friday, April 3, Peter Spencer & Friends

First Friday, May 1, Ranger & The Re-Arrangers

First Friday, June 5, Ranger & The Re-Arrangers on the Plaza

Second Friday, July 10, The Julie Duke Band on the Plaza

First Friday, August 7, The Julie Duke Band on the Plaza

The Island Gallery is pleased to announce that it now exhibits at Realogics Sotheby’s International Realty in downtown Kirkland (15 Lake Street) in addition to its annex on Bainbridge Island (271 Madison Avenue South). Sotheby’s, with offices throughout the United States and globally, is well known for its promotion of art.

The Kirkland location officially opens the weekend of March 1-2, 2014. “This is a pivotal retail location for the city of Kirkland and we’re thrilled that Realogics Sotheby’s International Realty will anchor the building with an innovative retail and wine tasting venue to complement the lifestyle offerings of our community,” said Ellen Miller-Wolfe, the Economic Development Manager for the city of Kirkland. The iconic building on Lake Street has been renovated under the guidance of well known Seattle architect Tom Kundig of Olson Kundig Architects.

The Bainbridge Island office is open Monday-Friday, 9 am-5 pm, and on First Fridays until 8 pm. Currently showing: paintings by Martha Reisdorf, furniture by Donald Smith and lighting by Wendy Dunder. The Kirkland office will feature paintings by Irene Yesley, Mark Bowles and Esperanza Grundy, and sculpture by Nathan Christopher.

	Be sure to catch Jenny Andersen’s ceramics on exhibit at BIMA only up for a few more weeks! We will exhibit a few of her wall pieces on sale after September 24, 2014.

For all of you visiting Washington D.C. in the coming months, an exciting development is the relocation of The Textile Museum to a new location with the collaboration of The George Washington University. It is located near the White House and will house the Museum’s amazing textile collection, hold monthly exhibitions and provide research and teaching facilities for GWU and other students. Visit The George Washington University Textile Museum.