Remedios Rapoport presents: Sacred Earth Holy Water at The Grover Gallery in Port Townsend, WA, in July. Featuring paintings from the Olympic Forest and other selections from her Gentle Revolution body of work. With a great love of our Earth, she creates art to stimulate our eyes and minds with ideas for change that will create a healthier world.

July 4 – July 28, 2024. Closing reception July 27, 6-8pm. The Grover Gallery | 236 Taylor Street, Port Townsend, WA 98368 thegrovergallery.com

The Venus of Duckabush – Mother Earth’s Ancient Art, began as a “plein-air” painting where the Venus rock was seen in the river within the wilderness of the Olympic National Forests. The painting is a view of a real place showing the artwork of nature. Freeman Falls and Royal Creek, also from the Olympic National Forest, will both join The Venus of Duckabush for the closing reception and last day of show.

The Venus of Duckabush – Mother Earth’s Ancient Art, began as a “plein-air” painting where the Venus rock was seen in the river within the wilderness of the Olympic National Forests. The painting is a view of a real place showing the artwork of nature.

Freeman Falls, began as a “plein-air” painting from the Cushman area of the Olympic Forest Wilderness, finished in the studio. The abstract painting on the outer edges expresses the dark and destructive forces of winter that maintains the beauty found in the summer.