The Art Center

WSU Tri-Cities Art Center

The WSU Tri-Cities Art Center is a place for students, faculty and staff to display their works of art produced on-campus or through their academic pursuits. Additionally, the Art Center is currently soliciting proposals for solo and group exhibitions.

With a wide variety of art installations, paintings, photography, and sculptures, this is a destination at WSU Tri-Cities you won’t want to miss.

Meyer’s Point Environmental Field Station Exhibition

April 15 – May 9 | Monday – Friday | 8 a.m. – 7 p.m.

Explore a captivating mixed media art exhibition featuring works from WSU Tri-Cities students and Professor of Art Peter Christenson.

The exhibition is inspired by the students’ experience during an artist retreat at the Meyer’s Point Environmental Field Station, located on the western shore of Henderson Inlet in Washington state. Since 1990, Meyer’s Point has been a hub for significant environmental research, training, and outreach activities conducted by multiple WSU campuses and partners. Its proximity to the rapidly growing Puget Sound region makes it an ideal location for studying various environmental issues at the urban/rural interface. Generous support and funding for this exhibition comes from the Meyer’s Point Environmental Field Station Grant.

An opening artist reception will be held on April 15th from 3 p.m. – 6 p.m.

Artists include:

• Norma Aguirre
• Claire Giles
• Teresa Kimmel
• Jessica Lopez

• Ethan Nelson
• Cole Purvis
• Emily Ryther
• Devin Simpson

• Crystal Stites
• Annabelle Totten
• Peter Christenson