The Soft Light Of The Pacific Northwest Exhibition Illuminates The Rebecca Anstine Gallery This Fall (Photo)
- 09/24/26
Vancouver, Wash. – Southwest Washington art lovers are invited to experience a stunning tribute to regional landscapes and atmosphere this autumn. The Rebecca Anstine Gallery is proud to present The Soft Light of the Pacific Northwest, a joint art exhibition featuring acclaimed local painters Randy Cole and Natasha Ramras. The exhibition will run from October through December 2026 on the sixth floor of the county’s Public Service Center, 1300 Franklin St. Gallery hours are 8 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday.
A reception for the artists will be held 5-7 pm Friday, Oct. 2, at the Anstine Gallery.
Randy Cole's masterfully rendered paintings explore the region's diverse environments, capturing a distinct sense of place and quiet wonder. His work hangs in harmonious balance with the expressive, light-filled paintings of Natasha Ramras, whose impressionistic touch and vibrant eye for contrast bring regional scenery and quiet moments to life on canvas.
Together, Cole and Ramras offer a visual journey through the shifting seasons, misty mornings, and glowing horizons that define the Pacific Northwest identity.
"We are delighted to bring Randy Cole and Natasha Ramras together for this beautiful autumnal show," said Rhonda Spencer, Curator. The Soft Light of the Pacific Northwest celebrates the unique visual poetry of our home, and both artists show an incredible ability to translate that delicate light and landscape into powerful works of art."
The exhibition is free and open to the public, offering an inspiring cultural destination for residents and visitors to Vancouver throughout the fall and winter months.
For more information about the exhibition or gallery accessibility please contact Rhonda Spencer at rhondaspencerre@gmail.com.
The Soft Light Of The Pacific Northwest Exhibition Illuminates The Rebecca Anstine Gallery This Fall (Photo)
- 09/24/26
Vancouver, Wash. – Southwest Washington art lovers are invited to experience a stunning tribute to regional landscapes and atmosphere this autumn. The Rebecca Anstine Gallery is proud to present The Soft Light of the Pacific Northwest, a joint art exhibition featuring acclaimed local painters Randy Cole and Natasha Ramras. The exhibition will run from October through December 2026 on the sixth floor of the county’s Public Service Center, 1300 Franklin St. Gallery hours are 8 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday.
A reception for the artists will be held 5-7 pm Friday, Oct. 2, at the Anstine Gallery.
Randy Cole's masterfully rendered paintings explore the region's diverse environments, capturing a distinct sense of place and quiet wonder. His work hangs in harmonious balance with the expressive, light-filled paintings of Natasha Ramras, whose impressionistic touch and vibrant eye for contrast bring regional scenery and quiet moments to life on canvas.
Together, Cole and Ramras offer a visual journey through the shifting seasons, misty mornings, and glowing horizons that define the Pacific Northwest identity.
"We are delighted to bring Randy Cole and Natasha Ramras together for this beautiful autumnal show," said Rhonda Spencer, Curator. The Soft Light of the Pacific Northwest celebrates the unique visual poetry of our home, and both artists show an incredible ability to translate that delicate light and landscape into powerful works of art."
The exhibition is free and open to the public, offering an inspiring cultural destination for residents and visitors to Vancouver throughout the fall and winter months.
For more information about the exhibition or gallery accessibility please contact Rhonda Spencer at rhondaspencerre@gmail.com.