Lieutenant Governor's Art Council

Founded in 1997, the Lieutenant Governor's Art Council encourages the promotion and advancement of Washington state artists.  The council is chaired by the Lt. Governor's wife, Linda Owen.  Quarterly exhibits are based on subject themes and often incorporate a variety of art mediums.

Fourteen pieces of avian art by Orcas Island resident Kim Middleton is now on display.  Read more about the artist and her work on our news release.

A collection of block prints by Sequim artists Randy and Sallie Radock is now on display in the Office of Lieutenant Governor under  the auspices of the Lt. Governor’s Art Council. One of the more colorful pieces on display is called "Living with Whales," at right. The prints are created on a variety of materials, including tapa and papyrus collected on trips around the world. Their work has been on exhibit in the Seattle area and on the Olympic Peninsula as well. The couple's work will be on display through March.  For more information, read our news release and an article in the Sequim Gazette.