Scene in Edmonds: Diving into ARTSplash

Posted: July 19, 2014 1173
The monthly ArtSplash event showcases the work of Edmonds-based artists. In addition to art, the event features food and music, and attracts scores of attendees from Edmonds and beyond.
The monthly ArtSplash event showcases the work of Edmonds-based artists, and attracts scores of attendees from Edmonds and beyond.
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Food and live music were featured at Friday night’s reception.

ARTSplash, an annual art show put on by ArtistsConnect, kicked off the weekend with a reception at ArtWorks in downtown Edmonds, and Larry Vogel was there to capture photos and a video interview with Samantha Saether from My Edmonds News TV, here.  ArtistsConnect is an affiliate of the Edmonds Arts Festival Foundation.

The show features original artwork with many items for sale. Artworks is located at 201 2nd Ave. S. The show will be open from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday.

Earl Debnam is showing his work for the first time at ArtSplash. Debnam is part of the Special Artists Group that meets regularly at the Art Works.
Earl Debnam is showing his work for the first time at ArtSplash. Debnam is part of the Special Artists Group that meets regularly at the Art Works.
Heather Halder creates whimsical creatures that add notes of fun and playfulness to your home. Here she holds hands with one of her creations, George the Closet Monster.
Heather Halder creates whimsical creatures that add notes of fun and playfulness to your home. Here she holds hands with one of her creations, George the Closet Monster.

  1. Thank you Larry AND myedmondsnews.com for the fabulous coverage of ARTSplash – which is an ANNUAL event (to correct the first photo caption) presented by ArtistsConnect, a local group of artists that meet MONTHLY on the 4th Saturday 10am at ArtWorks, 2nd and Dayton. ArtistsConnect is free to join, open to ALL area artists, any medium, any level or experience, any age.

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