Evergreen Magazine Spring 2010
Visual Arts
Nurturing Creativity at Evergreen
Art teaches us to question the way we look at the world, and offers alternative explanations for what we see. Teaching visual literacy is a critical part of arts study at Evergreen, where faculty members encourage open expression in an atmosphere that fosters creativity.
On the cover: Evergreen freshman and published artist PreAnnia Smith painted the watercolor gracing this issue—a detail from an Avon catalog—during her core program, “Art Worlds.”
Photography: Evergreen Photo Services unless otherwise noted.
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Feature Articles
Heart Felt
Janice Arnold '78 weaves the future in felt.
Picture the Gallery's Future
Three Evergreen art-world insiders discuss the value of galleries and the future of the business.
From Olympia to Rock History
Michael Lavine '85 creates portraits of our times.
The Art of Living
Evergreen's first art auction raises scholarship funds.
Creating a Cultural Revival
Andy Wilbur-Peterson '87 helps reclaim Coast Salish art.
