115 S Wenatchee Ave. Wenatchee WA 509-860-3750
Wed. and Thurs.: 2-7 p.m.; Fri.: 2-8 p.m.; Sat.: 12-8 p.m.; Sun.: 12-4 p.m.; Closed Mon. & Tues.
This Summer we built the Raygun Stage at the gallery for acoustic shows, spoken word, open mics and small theater. We kicked it off with renown English artist Danbert Nobacon, former vocalist for Chumbawamba, and it was an amazing event. Next up was our first Author's Night at RS featuring two Spokane authors - Sharma Shields (The Sasquatch Hunter's Almanac) and Kris Dinnison (You And Me And Him). Just beginning for World Famous Raygun Stage!
Photo - Lyle Thompson
Photo - Lyle Thompson
Photo - Lyle Thompson
We did our first Post-It Notes show at the RadarStation and it was one of our favorite art experiences. The limited space of the Post-It Note as a canvas really forced the artists to think about their process differently. We planned a few Drink n Draw meetups leading up to this show and it was a great way to get the local community involved in art! Get some Post-Its, grab some pals and make you own mini art show. It's reccomended!
We had an eclectic and unique mix of local and non-local independent comic book creators and cartoonists. This show consisted of original drawings, paintings and sketches, as well as books, magazines and other publications. Many of the featured creators where here to discuss their work. It was a Mini-Comicon this month at RadarStation Gallery!
Aaron McConnell and his dad Dan show off Aaron's latest graphic novel. "The Comic Book History of Beer"
In time for the upcoming Halloween season we thought it fit fro a spooky themed art show.
Our first blacklight show at RadarStation was a satisfying and unique experience. It was a good time watching the looks on people's faces as they entered the dark room through the velvety curtain. This show will be on display at the gallery through July.
Located in East Wenatchee in Central Washington, the RadarStation Gallery is a privately owned space for local AND non-local artists to display and sell their works. While we focus mostly in Pop Surrealism, we are open to anything that's weird. We hold First Friday events every month and feature our artists in our RadarStation quarterly magazine.
We are currently open every First Friday and by appointment.
Contact Ron Evans ron@boronfilms.com
We do take submissions for the magazine and the gallery. Please address these to the SUBMISSIONS button at the top of the page.
