First Friday

Most galleries and art spots will be open from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday

Relics: a show of bits of time” is a new exhibit by Rachel LordKenaga at Hastings-Cone Gallery.

Painting by Rachel LordKenaga (Courtesy Photo)

Painting by Rachel LordKenaga (Courtesy Photo)

In response to the rainy season, VALISE Gallery will present the “Blue Show” with work by gallery members.

Café Luna will show prints and paintings by Brittany Walker.

“Near the Cove” by Brittany Walker (Courtesy Photo)

“Near the Cove” by Brittany Walker (Courtesy Photo)

Martha Kirk will exhibit her leatherwork at Vashon Island Baking Company.

Island artist Odin Lonning has been working with third graders at Chautauqua Elementary School through VCA’s Vashon Island Artists in the Schools program. In connection with a unit on Pacific Northwest ecosystems, Lonning taught students how to make Salish-style paddles using shapes and colors found in Native Salish art. The students’ work will be on display at the Blue Heron Education Center Gallery.

Odin Lonning with students at Chautauqua Elementary School (Courtesy Photo)

Odin Lonning with students at Chautauqua Elementary School (Courtesy Photo)

The Harbor School will hold a preview of artwork, at the former Frame of Mind, to be auctioned both online and at the school’s March 24 Voyagers Auction held at Open Space for Arts & Community. The online auction will run March 9 to 23. Visit harborschool.org for more.

Vashon Center for the Arts’ Koch Gallery will show contemporary, vintage, personal and community quilts by island fabric artists in the “Vashon Island Quilt Exhibition.”

Vashon Intuitive Arts will show watercolors by Geri Peterson.