Brangien Davis

In this premiere episode, Brangien Davis meets a Port Townsend artist whose creative process involves chicken wire, natural fibers and beach finds.

Todd Horton suspends his “drawing devices” in trees and tides to see what nature’s movement communicates. (Still from ‘Art by Northwest’)

More than a music journalist, the bestselling author crafted a vital chronicle of the evolving culture of his home city.

Plus, the new episode of ‘Art by Northwest’ features an Argentinian artist whose evocative prints capture the sights and sounds of Orcas Island.

Plus, the new episode of ‘Art by Northwest’ features a Pullman artist whose ceramic thickets speak quiet truth to power.

Art by NW: Wild and winding, Io Palmer’s ceramics defy boundaries

Through basketry, printmaking, ceramics and glass, the Colville artist describes his local landscape’s past and present.

Inspired by natural landscapes from Walla Walla to Japan, the artist’s vivid large-scale works invite others to investigate their own inner worlds.

Plus, the new episode of ‘Art by Northwest’ features a watercolor artist bringing a surreal edge to scientific wildlife illustrations.

The Venezuela-born, Spokane-based artist makes intricate woodblock prints, and is building printmaking communities both local and global.