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Bothell City Hall Gallery Features Mixed Media Exhibition by Stephanie Krimmel

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The Bothell City Hall Gallery is currently featuring a mixed media exhibition by Stephanie Krimmel, which began on October 10, 2023, and will run until January 6, 2025. A key highlight is the collaborative piece _Sammamish River_, consisting of 564 individual components, including 104 contributions from local community members inspired by the river. This artwork represents the river's journey through Bothell and encapsulates themes of time and the human experience, central to Krimmel's artistic vision. Known for her Daily Art Habit project, Krimmel creates a digital painting daily, showcasing her dedication to exploring art's temporal aspects. Attendees can engage with Krimmel during the Bothell Art Scene Art Walk on October 10, 2023, from 5-8 PM, offering a great opportunity for community interaction.

The gallery, located in Bothell City Hall, features regional visual artists selected through a Call to Artist system, with exhibitions changing approximately every three months. Visitors can view Krimmel's works and learn more about her artistic process, with additional pieces available for sale on her website. This exhibition highlights the vibrant art scene in Bothell and underscores the significance of community involvement in the arts.

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