8th Annual Art Port Townsend Juried Show October 7 - 29, 2006 - Otis submits and has a piece, "Interior Landscape", accepted.

Working Vacation We tour various sites in the Southwest and make a few very good contacts. we also get inspired by the environment and the light and the art from Bisbee to Santa Fe to Taos. We highly recommend it. September, 2006

Cinema Verite, Seattle. September, 2006 - Paula showed with very good response.

Glo's and Cloud City were both fairly successful for us. September, 2006

Glo's, Capitol Hill, Seattle June, 2006 - Paula hangs June 4 for a month

Cloud City, Seattle June and July, 2006 - Both of us are scheduled this year again, me for June and Paula for July.

Glo's, Capitol Hill, Seattle May, 2006 - Otis hangs May 7 for a month

Doma, New York May, 2006 - Paula has been asked to show again in the Village and, of course, accepted.

University of Washington, HUB Art Gallery, Seattle January 11 - Both of us are hanging pieces in a group show from January 11 through January 21

Art/Not Terminal, Seattle December 2 - Both of us are hanging pieces in a group show for a month beginning this Friday.

Studio We are back at it. Time to explore new areas.

Doma May 15th - Paula's show closes at Doma. A very successful show. She is asked to return next year.

Harbor Steps March 5th to April 1 - Jim opens with a one-person show at the Harbor Steps residence in downtown Seattle. The show runs for two months. The "Steps" is an upscale 26 story residence in the heart of Seattle with close access to the Pike Place Market.

Verite/Cupcake Royale February 1st to March 6th - Paula's run at Verite was very successful. The Ballard locals loved Paula's style. Verite/Cupcake Royale is a very popular coffee venue despite being right next door to Tully's. Apparently they like the charm of the old building and the good coffee. The cupcakes don't hurt either.

Doma, New York April 16 to May 15th This will be Paula's first showing in New York and she is excited to say the least. Showing in N.Y. is a great opportunity for her and many artists never get the chance. The owner of the gallery saw her work at Hoffman LaChance Fine Art in St. Louis and like it enough to invite her to show at Doma in the East Village despite the fact that she usually only shows local artists. More later on how things go.
Paula will fly out for the opening next month.

Hoffman LaChance Fine Art, St. Louis August, 2004 - Much of Jim's work is still residing at Hoffman LaChance in St. Louis. After a wonderful opening that we both attended, Jim sold a couple of pieces on opening night. Alicia and Michael are terrific and if you get a chance to visit St. Louis, drop by their gallery. They are terrific artists and wonderful people.