He(ART) of Bellevue Weekly Spotlight Alison Morse Jewelry, Dee's Fine Art and more

Bellevue, WALocal News

The Bellevue Downtown Arts Market is a vibrant showcase of local artistic talent, featuring over 110 artists. In this week's He(ART) of Bellevue spotlight, five artists are highlighted for their unique contributions. Alison Morse creates exquisite hand-fabricated jewelry, while Dina Ayoub of Dee's Fine Art specializes in colorful abstract paintings made with archival-quality materials. Lily West, the visionary behind Ida Loves Dresses, offers innovative gender-neutral clothing for children. Bob Williams introduces his distinctive obsidian stone knives, merging ancient techniques with modern design.

This event not only promotes local artistry but also strengthens community bonds through shared stories and experiences, reflecting Bellevue's commitment to supporting local businesses and the arts.

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