Neil Andersson Mandi May demonstrate their craft.

Painter Neil Andersson and experimental photographer/printmaker Mandi May will demonstrate their craft on First Friday, May 5th, 6-8 pm.Andersson, who is well known as a guitarist and the founder of Jazz group Pearl Django, will appear via Skype from Lompoc, California, in his studiopainting landscapes with oil on canvas. Ms. May will work live in the gallery, making monoprints using a gelatin plate method that does not require a press. Her subject matter will reflect the spring season.

Lillian Pitt honored as “Citizen of the Year”

Multi media artist Lillian Pitt, of Warm Springs, Yakima and Wasco decent,  was honored by The Architecture Foundation of Oregon as “Citizen of the Year” at a gala on October 4th. Lillian’s grand contributions to the state as artist, advocate and mentor have continued for several decades. In addition, she was further blessed to have a $ 250,000 endowment created in her name, The Lillian Pitt Educational Fund, to fund architectural education for indigenous students.

Neil Andersson landscapes

“Neil Andersson landscapes: California and Washington”

Painter and musician Neil Andersson will show landscapes of Washington and California’s Central Coast at Jeffrey Moose Gallery for the months of June and July. A reception will be held on First Friday, June 4th from 6 to 8 PM.

Earlier the same day, June 4th, Mr. Andersson will play Jazz guitar as Special Guest with Ranger and the Re-Arrangers at the The Lawn at BPA, 200 Madison Ave N, Bainbridge Island from Noon to 2PM. 

Live-stream conversation

Rock and Roll photographer Steve Schneider will do a live-streaming interview with legendary Grateful Dead photographer Jay Blakesburg this Sunday, January 31st at 2 pm EST,11 am PST on Fans.live. Steve is working on a book of his decades of Rock photography, including choice historic Dead imagery.

JMG Re-Opens

Jeffrey Moose is pleased and relieved to announce the gallery’s Re-Opening! Though we re-opened three years ago after moving from Seattle, we’re now Re-Re-Openingafter Kitsap County received the Governor’s permission to open under Phase II of the statewide plan. During the shutdown we’ve been busy re-designing the picture framing area and have a new lay out allowing framing clients to face the moulding and mat displays. For everyone’s safety, we built a“Covid Curtain” on the design table, separating clients from designers with a layer of plexiglass.

The gallery will maintain the same hourly schedule: Tuesday – Friday 10-5:30Saturday 11-6And by appointment

When visiting, please come only when in good health and WEAR A MASK. We are limiting Occupancy to 4 at a time, not including staff.

On display through June: “On the Record” – collages and paintings by Gerry LonningComing in July: “Warlukurlangu 2020”, a show of Australian Aboriginal Dot paintings from Yuedemu, NT