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Island Images #7 – Sea Stacks

Aug 03, 2022/

Andy Bergh /

Photography /

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Andy Bergh takes us off island this month!

What’s really happening on Bainbridge Island?

Jul 27, 2022/

Linda Kramer Jenning /

Article , Book Review , Creative Writing , Literature /

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Murder, climate mayhem, mythology, marital woes. Yes, it’s all happening right here...

The long-awaited Departure Deck is now open at the Japanese American Exclusion Memorial

Jul 26, 2022/

Margaret Millmore /

Article , Artists , Community , History , News , Public Art /

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“It was really important for us to create a concept that invoked an emotional gravity..."

Public Art Sculpture Finds a Forever Home on Bainbridge Island

Jul 20, 2022/

Denise Stoughton /

Art , Article , Public Art /

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Claudine Carmel – Artist, Illustrator and Author

Jul 14, 2022/

Margaret Millmore /

Art , Article , Artists /

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Using soft and bold hews, Claudine creates landscapes, cityscapes, skyscapes, nautical whimsy and multi-layered resin art that are both dreamlike and realistic.

When War Inspires Street Art

Jul 13, 2022/

Currents /

Article , News , Social Justice /

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Street art from across the world illustrates solidarity with Ukraine.

THANK YOU for Helping us Launch the Bainbridge Creative District!

Jul 06, 2022/

Inez Maubane Jones /

Bainbridge Creative District , Event , News /

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Despite the pouring rain - you showed up! The Bainbridge Creative District was officially launched on July 3 -- come and experience it on Sep 10.

Bainbridge Creative District Launches Over July 4 Weekend

Jul 06, 2022/

Bainbridge Island Review /

Bainbridge Creative District , Community , News /

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The ribbon was decided to be tied instead of cut to symbolize bringing arts and business together in the community.

Island Images Volume #6

Jul 06, 2022/

Andy Bergh /

Photography /

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An island approximately 10 miles long and five miles wide with 53 miles of shoreline, two excellent harbors, and an enviable mid-Puget Sound location just a 35-minute ferry crossing from Seattle. If that doesn’t sound like a nirvana for boaters, marinas, and private docks, I don’t know what does...