Remembering Ed Harri
July 8, 1946 – March 1, 2020
It is with great sadness that we report the passage of Ed Harri, an exceptional man who, with his wife Pat, has co-owned Wenaha Gallery for 26 wonderful years.
Ed loved people, cars, life, and art. A quiet man, he was an exceptional listener, and when he spoke, it was after much thought and deliberation. He is incredibly missed by all.
Featured Artist Showcase
On a weekly basis we highlight art from artists we love here at Wenaha Gallery in Dayton. Come by anytime to view new works.
Cheryl Bush
Watercolors
Retired from a career in education, Bush is grateful that she is no longer restricted to vacation breaks for working on her art. For years she set up her studio in a corner of the family room, but since moving to Yakima from Pierce County in 2014, she has worked out of a designated studio room in her house. Ledges on the wall hold finished paintings, and storage cabinets keep in one place all the accoutrements for artistic creativity. It is a light, happy space, and she spends many hours there. That happiness finds its way into her art.
Read the article on Cheryl Bush here: https://wenaha.com/painting-beauty-artwork-cheryl-bush/
Cheryl Bush’s art event will be on display
through Monday, June 6, 2022
Ed Harri’s Car Books
Car Books
Ed Harri collected car books (and ALL varieties of car items) ever since he was a young boy — now his book collection is available for everyone to enjoy, so come on into the gallery and pick one up for yourself!
Read the article on Ed Harri’s Car Collection here: https://wenaha.com/chasing-cars-classic-automobile-books/
Ed Harri’s art event will be on display
through Monday, April 25, 2022