** Rootedness Art Gallery: Meet the Artists

Issaquah, WA** Local News

The Rootedness Art Gallery opens at Blakely Hall, showcasing the works of six local artists, each interpreting the theme of community and belonging in unique ways. The exhibit runs from October 6 to December 8, 2022, inviting the public to connect with the artists during an open house on October 8. Featured artists include Gail Baker, whose nature-inspired paintings express gratitude for the local landscape; Ekta Gupta, who reflects on adapting to new environments; Anna Macrae, capturing introspection during the pandemic; Carol Ross, emphasizing shared community experiences; Ann Elizabeth Scott, inspired by nature and local walks; and Susan Walker, exploring connections through home and food. This gallery highlights artistic talent and underscores the essential role of art in fostering community ties. Visitors are encouraged to immerse themselves in the stories behind each artist's work, celebrating the spirit of Issaquah Highlands.

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