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MUSEO Gallery

A contemporary gallery by the sea. Art, fine crafts, jewelry, and gifts.

06/02/2026

Frame of Mind ⛵ June brings together Whidbey painters, Laura Hudson & Michael Howard, whose work highlights the expressive power of color theory and shape. Though distinct in subject and approach, both artists use structure, composition and layered mark-making to create works that are visually compelling and deeply considered.

Together, Hudson and Howard offer a contemplative collection, deeply attuned to the ways landscape and memory shape our inner lives — our frame of mind.

🖼 Join us during Langley's Art Walk for the opening reception on Saturday, June 6th from 5-7pm. The show is on view through Sunday, June 28th.

05/30/2026

It’s the last weekend to delight in our May exhibit, Floating. These works create a contemplative viewing experience, amidst the ever changing landscape outside of our walls.

Stop by the gallery by Sunday, May 31st to enjoy this show featuring paintings by and and ceramics by .

05/28/2026

Christian Carlson’s paintings capture the essence of pause and observation along the Salish Sea. His work reflects a deep attentiveness to atmosphere and horizon, distilling coastal scenes into meditations on calm, light and the subtle shifts of water and sky.

View ’s paintings along side and ceramic pieces by in our current exhibit, Floating, on view through Sunday, May 31st.

Featured works:
The Islands V, 49x32”
Late Afternoon Light I, 49x36”
Green Sky I, 49x32”
Late Afternoon Light II, 36x49”
Salish Study #3, 20x16”
Salish Study #1, 20x16”
Pale Afternoon III, 36x24”

05/24/2026

Nancy Loorem Adam’s sculptural ceramic works, grounded in the elements and rooted in material connection, anchor our May exhibition. Her pieces embody balance and intention, offering tactile reminders of the landscape’s quiet strength.

View Nancy ’s pieces in the gallery alongside paintings from and in our current exhibit, Floating, on view through Sunday, May 31st.

Featured ceramic works:
Cascade, 4x7.5x7”
Reach, 9x6x3”
Soar, 13x8x4”
Initial Thought, 3x12x8”
Peak, 6x10x5”

05/14/2026

Reception Recap 💫 Thank you to everyone who joined us during Art Walk to celebrate the opening of our May exhibit, Floating, especially to our featured artists, Quincy Anderson, Christian Carlson & Nancy Loorem Adams. 👉 Swipe through for some gallery snaps from Saturday night!

🌅 Floating
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on view through Sunday, May 31st.

$Quincy Anderson’s latest works embrace a meditative quality, exploring the beauty of light as it refracts and shimmers—s...$

05/11/2026

Quincy Anderson’s latest works embrace a meditative quality, exploring the beauty of light as it refracts and shimmers—suggesting movement, depth and the fleeting nature of perception.

View Quincy's pieces in the gallery alongside paintings from Christian Carlson and sculptures by Nancy Loorem Adams in our current exhibit, Floatings, on view through Sunday, May 31st.

Featured works:
Reverie, acrylic & mixed media, 40x40"
Rising Tide, acrylic & mixed media, 40x40"
Safe Harbor, acrylic & mixed media, 36x36"
Buoyancy #2, acrylic & mixed media, 36x36"

04/16/2026

This weekend, come down to the gallery for a fun edition of our Sundays with Michael Artist Talk Series featuring Robin Kerr, from 1-3 PM on April 19th. Michael will chat with Robin about the inspiration behind her work, the process and much more! Enjoy light refreshments and a delightful afternoon of art and conversation.

RSVP on Facebook here (April Artist Talk: Robin Kerr) or email us at [email protected], but an RSVP is not required to attend.

04/01/2026

From the Garden 🌷 April’s exhibition brings together paintings by Robin Kerr and Mary Tapp, two artists united by shared devotion to the garden and what it holds as a subject, yet distinguished by their distinctly different visual languages. Rooted in observation and experience, both bodies of work explore the garden as a place of color, growth and ongoing attention. This month we are also featuring the bright ceramic vessels of Laura Hoppenjans.

🌸 You’re invited to join us during Langley's Art Walk for the opening reception on Sat, Apr 4 from 5-7pm. The show is on view through Sun, Apr 26.

Plus, Robin Kerr will be in the gallery for our Sundays with Michael Artist Talk Series on Sun, Apr 19 from 1-3pm! April Artist Talk: Robin Kerr

03/12/2026

About last weekend ✨ Thank you to all who joined us last Saturday for the opening reception of our March exhibition, Patterns, featuring work by Elizabeth Bruno, Leslie Stoner, Lauren Boilini and Christine Westergaard. 👉 Swipe to the end for a certified NancyPic™️!

🗓️ Plus, mark your calendars for 1-3pm on Sun, Mar 22nd when Whidbey local will be in gallery for a live demo.

02/27/2026

March’s exhibit 🦋 Patterns brings together a thoughtful group of artists exploring the quiet complexity of repetition. Through mark making, paint and glaze, each artist examines how patterns emerge, evolve and sustain our attention; echoing cycles found in nature.

🌷 Patterns features work by Elizabeth Bruno, Leslie Stoner, Lauren Boilini and Christine Westergaard.

You’re invited to join us during Langley’s Art Walk for the opening reception on Saturday, March 7th from 5-7pm. The show is on view through Sunday, March 29th.

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Langley, WA

Opening Hours

Monday	11am - 5pm
Tuesday	11am - 5pm
Wednesday	11am - 5pm
Thursday	11am - 5pm
Friday	11am - 5pm
Saturday	11am - 5pm
Sunday	11am - 5pm

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+13602217737

Website

http://www.museogallery.net/

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