The primary purpose of the Clark County Arts Commission is to promote and support the arts in Clark County, Washington. The 11-member commission works to foster awareness of the arts, expand accessibility to art in public places, and support collaboration among arts patrons, artists, the business community, service groups, and cultural organizations.
The commission also supports local artists and arts groups in their efforts to secure grants and other financing and celebrates the creative talents and diverse skills of Clark County residents.
EVENTS
ANSTINE GALLERY – NEW SHOW – OCTOBER thru DECEMBER, 2026
“The Soft Light Of The Pacific Northwest”
by Natasha Ramras and Randy Cole
at the Rebecca Anstine Sixth Floor Gallery
Showing: October – December 2026
Public Service Center
1300 Franklin Street, 6th Floor
Vancouver, WA 98660
This event is sponsored by the Clark County Arts Commission.
It is free and open to the public.
The gallery is open to the public Monday–Friday, 8–5 pm
KC MADSEN GALLERY – NEW SHOW – OCTOBER thru DECEMBER, 2026
Painting: “Evening Twilight – No. 4”
By KC Madsen
Sculpture: “Reef” By Russel Ford -->
Silent Gestures, Wild Blooms
Features premier figurative sculptor Russell Ford and versatile painter and sculptor KC Madsen. The highly anticipated show, Silent Gestures, Wild Blooms, will run from October through December 2026 and will offer visitors a deep dive into contemporary form, texture, and expression.
ARTS TALK LIVE – FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLICe
Arts Talk Live is a new community outreach program created to bring the arts closer to the people of Clark County, Washington. Hosted and organized by the Clark County Arts Commission, these free public events will be presented in communities throughout the county, making meaningful arts conversations accessible to everyone.
📣 Calling Emerging Women Artists in Clark County! 📣
