The Evergreen Church - Art Gallery

Art Gallery

Evergreen Art Gallery

People ask us, “What is a church doing dabbling in art?” Down through the centuries the Church has been known as a venue for creative endeavors. In our day it seems as if the Church has largely relinquished the vital role it once played at the forefront of the arts. At the Evergreen Gallery one of our objectives is to reverse this trend. It is important to us that:

1. Those who may not otherwise attend church would feel welcome in our gallery.
2. The Church reclaims its role as a patron of the arts.
3. The arts are seen as a means whereby God can make himself known.
4. Artists would be encouraged in their vocation (calling) within the fine arts.
5. The proceeds from the sale of art would further worthy charitable causes.

Each artist featured below has either shown, or is now showing at the Evergreen Gallery. If you enjoy this site, please stop by our gallery at 17700 1st Ave. S in Burien. We are open from 9-3 Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. If you want to be added to our contact list for our quarterly art show, artist’s receptions and jazz night please CONTACT US via our website - making sure to type in your return email address (as it is not automatically recorded in the contact form.)

This gallery is part of The Evergreen Church. Its operation is analogous to running an onsite information center that is part of the Church's missionary outreach. Charges to cover the cost of materials does not constitute a business for the church. Similarly, once the overhead expenses of the gallery are met (I.e. once the costs of the artists are covered) all of the proceeds go directly toward funding specific missionary endeavors - presently, we are helping to establish an orphanage in Tajikistan.

Now Showing	Mike Adams Mike Adams, Northwest photographer, shoots large and small events, and weddings, as well as capturing the beauty in every day scenes. At our show he will display his collection of photos of the 9/11 memorial held in Seattle.
Now Showing	Robert Allen Robert Allan studied art, photography, film, and graphic design at Ohio University and Cooper Art School. He has worked as a photo illustrator in a design studio, as a U.S. army photographer, an art teacher, and a pastor. His paintings have been displayed in many art shows.
Now Showing	John Ebner John Ebner has been painting in watercolors since 1973. Considered today the Northwest's most collected painter, Ebner creates paintings that reflect the essence of the Pacific Northwest, from his misty mountains to the vague figures of his signature “rain people” strolling ocean beaches or waiting, huddled under umbrellas. John is a member of the Northwest Watercolor Society and a life member of the Puget Sound Group of Northwest Painters.
Now Showing	Harold Johnson Harold Johnson has been painting full time since the 60’s. He did the America the Beautiful series produced by the Bradford exchange and sponsored by the National Parks and Conservation Association. His style is detailed realism.
Now Showing	Bruce Norquist Northwest artist, Bruce Norquist lives in the Seattle area. In his painting he attempts to reflect creation in such a way as to evoke a sense of longing. His goal is to incline the viewer to want to be present in the scene depicted.
	Susan Alveshere Susan Alveshere is an award winning internationally acclaimed Northwest artist. She uses bright colors and layering techniques to create unique colored pencil drawings that she hopes will touch the world one heart at a time.
	Crystal Campbell Crystal Campbell studied art at Central Washington University and at the University of Hawaii, Hilo. Her watercolor paintings are defined by her vivid colors and her unique portrayal of northwest flora captivating viewers across the country. .
	Tim Haslet Tim Haslet lives on Whidbey Island. He earned a BA in fine arts at Whitworth College in Spokane. Strength of line and vibrant color distinguish his landscapes as scenes of depth, rich with history.
	Jason Reynolds Federal Way artist Jason Reynolds uses a variety of media to utilize and execute brilliant techniques in his art. He has been painting since he was a teenager: now 24, he is one to watch in the regional art community.
	Janyce Sukow Janyce Sukow is a gifted Christian artist, musician, composer and teacher living in the pacific Northwest. She specializes in portraiture and wildlife art, although still life and scenery occasionally find their way onto her canvases.
	Jeff Conley Jeff Conley is a native of the Pacific Northwest. He began formal painting lessons in his hometown of Spokane, Washington at age seven. Since then, he has continued to develop his artistic style through workshops and courses, and continued painting.
	David Grey Award winning Tacoma artist David Grey creates paintings which honor the age old tradition of Classical Realism. His work is included in many private collections throughout the United States and in London.
	K. Joann Russell K. Joann Russell is a lifelong artist. Her paintings speak visual words of encouragement and joy through the beauty of God's creation around us. Seeing the incredible beauty and interrelatedness of nature everywhere, causing people to want to "stop and smell the flowers".
	Shane Wall Shane Wall specializes in twilight scenery and beautiful urban street scenes, combining a perfect balance of contrasting colors with busy city life and moolit backdrops. He brings high quality photography to the world with experimental angles and innovative ideas in lighting and layouts.