Sanctuary by Tamera Abaté
June 5, 2026 — August 6, 2026 · Closed · works available

Additions

Two artists join the permanent roster

Tamera Abaté · Sanctuary · Encaustic on Panel · 30 × 65 in (H × W)

In the gallery

How the show looked.

The room
The room
At the gallery
At the gallery
At the gallery
At the gallery
At the gallery
At the gallery
At the gallery
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The gallery's own photographs (iCloud album '2026-06 — Additions'); resized for the web, nothing else changed

In the show

Works that hung in it.

Named in the gallery's own correspondence at the time. Sold works are shown as a record of the show.

The roster

Ross Collado and Tamera Abaté join the permanent roster.

Ross Collado and Tamera Abaté join the JG Art Gallery permanent roster. An introduction exhibition.

Next door

The show moved to Bainbridge Homes Real Estate.

Every Bainbridge show rotates next door after it closes at 176 Winslow Way; the works stay on view and sales continue at the gallery.

But Where’s Home by Ross Collado
Joins the permanent roster · 6 from the artist’s catalogue

Ross Collado

Ross Collado is a Seattle-based visual artist whose practice centers on abstract expressionism as a means to explore identity, memory, and emotional transformation. For Ross, making art is not therapeutic; it is a series of intense moments. “It’s like I am walking through a creative tunnel of exploding colors and ideas waiting to come to life with each brushstroke.”

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Alpenglow by Tamera Abaté
Joins the permanent roster · 6 from the artist’s catalogue

Tamera Abaté

Tamera Abaté grew up among the wheat fields of the Columbia Basin in eastern Washington — vast open skies and the ever-changing tapestry of fields that still anchors her work. She now lives and paints in a quiet mountain valley in north central Washington, with her family and a collection of horses, dogs, and cats.

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