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<h3>Brooke Osment</h3>
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<p>found art jackets, stitchwork, visible mending</p>
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<p>Jennifer Hawke came to Vashon Island about 20 years ago from Billings, Montana.</p>
<p>Hawke has a studio at the Beall Greenhouses, and has participated in the Vashon Studio Tour for the last four seasons. They also paint large Sacred Geometry installations on the road during the First Friday Art Walks in the summer months.</p>
<p>Hawke has a degree in Painting and Cast Metals from Montana State University, but they work in many different mediums. Their primary studio work is assemblage using vintage detritus and beach trash.</p>
<p>You may also know Hawke through the Bearded Lady Road Reports, a live broadcast on Facebook dedicated to reporting on road conditions during inclement weather.</p>
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<p>Gabrielle Wildheart is an interdisciplinary artist, muralist, and ceremonial guide based in the Pacific Northwest. Her work moves between intimate studio painting and large-scale public art. She is known for her surrealistic style, blending traditional craftsmanship with mythic subjects. Her imagery encourages care for the Earth and devotion to the sacredness of life.</p>
