Penn Cove Gallery
Whidbey Island's Favorite Art Gallery for over 25 Years
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Featured Artist - Deborah Francis

5/1/2025

 
Deborah designs jewelry that is created primarily with mixed metals and polymer clay. Her process of working can best be described as a tactile dialogue guided by the directions the material moves for the final form of each piece. A few pictures are below but seeing each piece in real life will be the best part, and YES, your mother will love them!
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April at Penn Cove Gallery

4/1/2025

 
Our Featured Artist is Jim Short. Jim is known for his use of found wood which is wood from fallen trees or those that have had to be cut down. He creates amazing wood vessels, bowls, and platters from species that grow on Whidbey Island. Some of his bowls can be used as vessels for food, others are purely decorative. They also make the best wedding gifts! 
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Penn Cove Gallery welcomes new member Ellen Rose. Her ceramic art features cool, soothing shades of blue and green.  Each piece is inspired by her love of the mountains, oceans, and wildlife that inhabit the Pacific Northwest and surrounding waters. Come see how she includes orcas, octopi, sea otters, seals, humpback whales, sea birds, and eagles in her work.

Kent Sanders is a retired teacher having taught in Hawaii and Alaska for 30 years. After his retirement he became interested in making jewelry and went to school in Portland. In time he developed a style which was influenced by his years teaching science and mathematics. Structure and function, kinetics, fluidity of metals all fascinate him and influence his art. 
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March at the gallery

3/1/2025

 
Our Featured Artist for March is printmaker, Diane Thompkinson. She particularly enjoys creating prints of crows using several printing techniques.
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February at Penn Cove

2/1/2025

 
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​Our Featured Artist is Beth Rahi. Stop in to see her engaging bronze sculptures.
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We are excited to have Lisbeth Cort's colorful new paintings as she is our 
Guest Artist through March 31, 2025.
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During Coupeville's annual Chocolate Walk on Saturday February 8th from 11:00 am-2:00 pm
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three of our  artists will be demonstrating painting techniques in the gallery.
Judy Bishop, Watercolors -- Ivy Breen, Pastels -- Jan Prigee, Alcohol Inks​
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January 2025 Featured Artist - Randy Emmons

1/1/2025

 
Watercolor is the only medium Randy Emmons paints in. He says it fits his personality. “I enjoy putting the whimsy, some distortion, and often, some exaggeration in my paintings of the Pacific Northwest,” Randy points out about his work. “They are carried by color and composition, which are the strongest elements in my paintings.” He considers himself to have been lucky enough to get into many juried shows, local, National and International over the years, and he has picked up a few awards along the way. If you ask him which painting is his favorite, he says it hasn’t been painted yet.
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Penn Cove Gallery is located on the Coupeville Historic Waterfront.  Coupeville, the second-oldest town in Washington,
is the heart of 
Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve, the nation's first, on scenic Whidbey Island.
If you are coming from the south take the Mukilteo/Clinton ferry; 
from the west the Port Townsend/Coupeville ferry; from the north drive over the Deception Pass Bridge.



Our ADA compliant gallery offers street-level access via the Grace Street entrance
and public disabled parking space on Front Street .
All artwork on this site is subject to prior sale. The creators of all content and images hold copyright to their respective work. All rights reserved 2025