“Poppy Pizzazz” by Janci Mannington

“Poppy Pizzazz” by Janci Mannington

Schack Art Center juried show features 90 artists

EVERETT — Talk about eclectic.

Sculpture, jewelry, mixed media, paintings, photography, fiber art, glass, basketry. This show has it all.

Schack Art Center’s 20th Juried Art Exhibit opened this week and is displayed through April 23.

This biennial favorite features diverse works from 90 emerging and established Northwest artists.

Nearly 400 pieces were submitted to the panel of jurors — the well-known local artists James Arrabito, Chris Hopkins and Verena Schwippert.

Arrabito, a photographer, and Schwippert, a sculptor, were this past year’s artists of the year at the Schack. Hopkins, a painter, has a background in commercial art.

“This year’s collection features many of the region’s sought after and collectable artists,” Arrabito said in a statement from the Schack. “The combined level of sheer skill, raw talents and massive presentation truly make this show a must-see.”

Schack Art Center, a nonprofit, won the 2014 Governor’s Award for Outstanding Arts Organization.

The center has eight art production studios for classes in painting, drawing, glass arts, printmaking, metalsmithing, as well as a new exhibit space in the loft.

The biennial Juried Art Exhibit at the Schack Art Center is displayed through April 23. Hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and noon to 5 p.m. Sunday at 2921 Hoyt Ave., Everett. Admission is free. More at schack.org.

Gale Fiege: 425-339-3427; gfiege@heraldnet.com.

The artists

The artists involved in the show include: Fred Abelman, Reg Akright, Lee Allen, Sally Anaya, Dona Anderson, Deborah Baker, Samuel Bateman, Karla Kay Benjamin, Robert Berg, Mitch Bogard, Melana Bontrager, Pateick Brown, Dotti Burton, Natalia Carr, Alex Chaney, Charlotte D’Amelio, Ann Davenport, John de Mars, Michael Dinning, Kate Dougherty, Dee Doyle, Amy Duncan, Becky Fletcher, Dan Floyd, Barbara Freeman, Andy Friedlander, Gail Fry, Michael Gardner, Nikki Gardner, Christine Gedye, J Michael Geier, Jennifer Good, Jennifer Gottwald, Sharon Grader, Tom Guffey, Janet Hamilton, Julia Henry, Melissa Herzog, Rick Holst, Donna Hudson, Cheryl A. Hufnagel, Stephen Hunter, Gay Jensen, Vicki Johnson, Kathy Johnson, Bonnie Johnson, Fran Kaufman, Louis Kinney, William Koger, Michael Lanka, David leak, Aimee Leggett, Molly LeMaster, Katherine Lewis, Jennifer MacLean, Lisa Mann, Janci Mannington, Jane Mayer, Michael McClun, Philip McCrain, Dorothy McGuinness, Peg McNair, Bob Mitchell, Priscilla Moore, Pamela Mummy, Lisa Myers Bulmash, Mary Anne Nagy, Scott Nelson, Mickey O’Reilly, Janie Olsen, Robbie Pannell, Janice Patterson, Julie Perrine, Donna Jean Perry, Suzanne Powers, Stan Price, Ken Raines, Bill Ray, Juliette Ricci Lagman, Cynthia Richardson, Chris Romine, Beverly Shaw-Starkovich, Evelyn Sheffer, Gretchen Shepherd, Terri Shinn, Gary Shinn, Pat Smith, Cat Snapp, Carey Sorensen, Ryan Synovec, Jan Tervonen, Brenda Veland, John Webster, Kamilla White, Thomas M. Williams, Josey Wise, Barbara Wyatt, Stephen Yates, Judy Zugish.

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