The petroglyphs and petrographs of ancient people are found on rocks throughout the world. Fine artist Monica Stobie, who captures the essence of this mysterious artwork in her paintings and sculptures, has traveled extensively throughout the western United States and parts of Europe, on a quest to see these fragile sites in person.

"I love the mystery of it all," she says.

Experience the mystery and mystique of Stobie's art firsthand at an artist's reception Saturday, August 22, from 1 - 5 p.m. when Stobie will be at the Wenaha Gallery in person. More than 100 of her works, representing a 30-year journey as a professional fine artist, will be on display. 

Free refreshments will be provided.

Read more about Stobie, and her unique fine art, at our Wenaha.Wordpress.com blog article, Life Is a Journey: The Primitive Rock Art Paintings and Sculpture of Monica Stobie.

Stobie's Art Event runs through Saturday, September 19. While you're here, make sure to check out the new jewelry displays by Andrea Lyman, whose love for creating beautiful things results in a collection of elegant, one-of-a-kind bracelets, earrings, and necklaces.

"I love to play with the colors, shapes, and textures of the materials until a piece begins to create itself, guiding my hands, thoughts, and visions," Lyman says.

"My jewelry is truly wearable art and each piece is unique!"

Wenaha Gallery prides itself on featuring the finest of fine artists from the Pacific Northwest, and our collection of original paintings, bronze sculpture, and wood-craft art is unparalleled in the region.

Visit the Wenaha Gallery today -- and Saturday, August 22 for Stobie's Art Reception! -- and make fine art a part of your life.

We're open at our 219 East Main Street, Dayton, location from 9 a.m. top 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Our phone is 509.382.2124, and our e-mail is art@wenaha.com.