He(ART) of Bellevue Spotlight A Home for Ceramics, Alyson Storms Fine Art, Fat Dragonfly Collection, and More

Bellevue, WALocal News

The He(ART) of Bellevue spotlight is an engaging feature of the Bellevue Downtown Arts Market, showcasing the creativity of over 110 local artists. This week, the spotlight is on artists like Katja Kromann, a ceramicist excited for her first Arts Market participation, and Alyson Storms, known for her mixed media abstract works inspired by the Pacific Northwest. Kromann shares her journey of experimentation since starting ceramics in 2018, while Storms, with seven years of professional experience and a BFA in painting, focuses on a series of crushed glass and resin pieces inspired by the Puget Sound. Illustrator Shanni Welsh draws from the natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest, highlighting her latest designs featuring birds and animals. The article promotes these artists and encourages community involvement, inviting residents to explore the diverse artistic talents in Bellevue.

By connecting artists with the local community, the event fosters a rich cultural environment, emphasizing the significance of local arts in enhancing community spirit and engagement.

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