More than 40 local artists from the Walla Walla Valley will welcome the new year with an exciting exhibit at Combine Art Collective. The show, titled “2 x 1 x Walla Walla Valley Artists,” opens with a special reception on January 9, highlighting the region’s vibrant creative community.
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2 x 1 x Walla Walla Valley Artists show opens with Jan. 9 reception
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Key Takeaways:
- More than 40 artists from the Walla Walla Valley will be featured
- “2 x 1 x Walla Walla Valley Artists” opens on January 9
- Combine Art Collective is hosting the show in the new year
- The event highlights the depth and creativity of local talent
- Attendees are invited to celebrate the region’s diverse art scene
The Walla Walla Valley’s Next Big Art Moment
The upcoming “2 x 1 x Walla Walla Valley Artists” show promises to provide a vivid start to the new year. Opening on January 9, the exhibit brings together more than 40 local artists, offering a vibrant cross-section of the region’s creative talent.
A Showcase of Local Talent
From paintings and sculptures to other visual arts, contributions from the Walla Walla Valley will illustrate the diversity and dedication of local creators. The reception marks a celebratory moment for artists and art enthusiasts, offering a chance to discover new work and reconnect with the city’s cultural community.
At the Combine Art Collective
Located in the heart of the Walla Walla Valley, Combine Art Collective serves as the host venue for this special exhibition. By bringing artists together under one roof, the gallery demonstrates its ongoing commitment to fostering regional talent and broadening the audience for homegrown art.
What Visitors Can Expect
Attendees at the January 9 opening reception can immerse themselves in a collection that captures the spirit of the valley’s artistic scene. Whether visitors are seasoned collectors or simply curious, the show promises a glimpse into the creative energy that powers this corner of the Pacific Northwest.
Looking Ahead
As the calendar turns, the “2 x 1 x Walla Walla Valley Artists” show underscores the importance of local art in enriching the cultural life of the region. With a strong turnout of participants, the exhibit not only celebrates the talents of more than 40 artists but also sets a hopeful tone for Walla Walla’s artistic future.
