Past Exhibition · April 4 — May 1, 2026
Ars Poetica.
Art inspired by juried poems
The exhibition
What does a poem look like?
Visual responses to Kitsap County poetry. JG roster artists in dialogue with juried poems from the community.
In the gallery
How the show looked.
The gallery's own photographs from the show (iCloud album '2026-04 — April Show'); 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.
Waiting For The World To Turn (The Glistening)Amy Ferron
MorningIlene Gienger-Stanfield
A Peaceful PlaceAmy Ferron
At Night We BelieveAmy Ferron
Aletheia and Bedtime StoryBrian Fisher
A Beautiful Blue MorningKathe Fraga
A Celebration of Spring #1Kathe Fraga
A Feather In My CapIlene Gienger-Stanfield
Belle of the BallIlene Gienger-Stanfield
Blue House on the HorizonMarketa Sivek
Early Dusk on the Blue HorizonMarketa Sivek
Featured artists
The hand of the artist, made visible.
Each artist in this show committed to a visible record of making — different materials, the same insistence on process.
Selected works from the show
Pieces in the program.
A selection of works from the participating artists. Many are still available — open the work for full provenance, dimensions, and indicated price.
Blue House on the Horizon
Marketa Sivek
Early Dusk on the Blue Horizon
Marketa Sivek
Acre
Brian Fisher
Aletheia and Bedtime Story
Brian Fisher
A Peaceful Place
Amy Ferron
At Night We Believe
Amy Ferron
A Beautiful Blue Morning
Kathe Fraga
A Celebration of Spring #1
Kathe Fraga
A Feather In My Cap
Ilene Gienger-Stanfield
Belle of the Ball
Ilene Gienger-Stanfield
The curatorial frame
A juried collection by Tamarah Rockwood.
Poetry curated by Tamarah Rockwood from Kitsap County's writing community.