Call for Artists "Art in a Poem 2026"
DEADLINE EXTENDED TO MARCH 15:
Show Dates: March 6th-28th 2026
Throughout history, visual art and works of poetry and literature have been tied together to build on the power of both mediums to communicate. This Art Call seeks art work that explores the intersection between visual arts and the written word.
Studio 103 is honored to collaborate with Ann Spiers for this art call. She generously offered one of her poems to be your muse.
Find below Ann Spiers poem "Enso: Open, Closed" from "Wild Cucumber" published by Empty Bowl Press with a beautiful cover art by Bolinas Frank.
Let's see how her poetry will inspire you to create art!
for more info click here!
Show Dates: March 6th-28th 2026
Throughout history, visual art and works of poetry and literature have been tied together to build on the power of both mediums to communicate. This Art Call seeks art work that explores the intersection between visual arts and the written word.
Studio 103 is honored to collaborate with Ann Spiers for this art call. She generously offered one of her poems to be your muse.
Find below Ann Spiers poem "Enso: Open, Closed" from "Wild Cucumber" published by Empty Bowl Press with a beautiful cover art by Bolinas Frank.
Let's see how her poetry will inspire you to create art!
for more info click here!
February at Studio 103
"QUIET PLACES, WILD MOMENTS"
by Linda Lander
February 5 - 28 2026
Linda Lander is a fine-art photographer at the intersection of traditional landscapes & wild life photography and artistic interpretation, creating images that invite quiet reflection and discovery. In addition to her study of photography with well recognized and accomplished landscape photographers, her background as a scientist in the field of marketing grounded her in technical precision shaped by light and presence. Linda’s passion for adventure has her seeking fleeting moments in remote places—like first light in a leopard’s eyes or shifting mountain colors at dusk. All photographs are digitally created from the camera with no modifications of elements other than lighting. Digital processing is used only to reveal what the eye experiences, not to alter reality. In addition, selected works (noted as “Art Photography”) incorporate hand-applied painting and mixed-media techniques, offering a more interpretive approach to the photographic image.
Important Dates:
2/5 Thursday: Opening Reception & Art Walk 4-9pm Free Parking During Art Walk
2/14 Saturday Artists' Reception 11-4pm
Studio 103 Hours: Saturdays 11-4pm, or by appointment
STUDIO 103 IN JANUARY
“Change on the Rise”
by Blades of Change
January 8-31, 2026
Blades of Change is an equitable arts and community storytelling initiative transforming industrial nuclear fan blades into monumental canvases for artists.
The nuclear fan blades (each 6 x 4 feet) originated at the never-completed Satsop Nuclear Power Plant in Elma, WA. They were discovered by lifelong artist, educator, and environmental activist, Jill Drllevich who founded Blades of Change in 2017 Jill is making available these historically important pieces of history to artists to use as the building blocks for creative projects with profound impact.
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