2026 Exhibits

February 2026 - We're Still Here: The Resilience of Washington Tribes

We’re Still Here: The Resilience of Washington Tribes presents issues, challenges, and successes that Indigenous people have experienced through the years in Washington State. The exhibit highlights the conflicts over land, identity, sovereignty, fish, and preserving Native culture. The exhibit also shows how tribes are successfully passing on their culture to future generations.

Special thanks to Legacy Washington for the curation of this exhibit.

January 2026 - Paperwork: The Art of Autumn Quigley

Autumn G. Quigley is a freelance artist and illustrator based in the Pacific Northwest. Her work often explores human’s relationship with and within the natural world. Her pieces can hold layers of meaning and story often built up through found materials, collaged texts, and handmade ink — allowing the narratives carried by the materials themselves to inform the work. She believes that art can impact our connection to place and the stories we use to understand our own position within the world. Her work has been shown both locally and internationally and been featured on products from wine labels to transportation posters. She has a BFA from Emily Carr University of Art and Design, and a BA in Creative Writing from Western Washington University.