SEPTEMBER EXHIBITION
SOUTH HILL ARTISTS
SHA South Hill Artists (SHA) brings art education, creative opportunities, and community to the South Puget Sound. We welcome artists of all skill levels and backgrounds—from curious beginners to seasoned creators—and provide a supportive environment where members can learn, create, share, and grow together. Throughout the year, SHA offers live workshops led by experienced professional artists, opportunities to participate in exhibitions and social events, and dedicated time for members to work on current projects or explore new creative interests. Members also have the opportunity to attend affordable week-long art camps in Eatonville, connect through our newsletter and private online community, and enjoy the inspiration and camaraderie of fellow artists. Our mission is to promote and encourage art education and appreciation among our members and the public, support the growth of local artists, and foster fellowship within the creative community. At its heart, South Hill Artists is a place to create, learn, connect, and inspire – together! “We are a community of friends who do art.” - Myrna Hume Website: https://www.southhillartists.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/southhillartistsEmail: sha.southhillartists@gmail.com
In Loving Memory of Karen St Clair
Karen St. Clair was a talented artist, dedicated leader, and cherished friend whose kindness and generosity left a lasting impact on the South Hill Artists community.
As a former president, Karen welcomed artists of all experience levels with warmth and encouragement, creating a place where everyone felt they belonged. Her passion for art, education, and community helped shape South Hill Artists into the supportive organization it is today.
The paintings displayed in Karen's honor are available for purchase, with all proceeds benefiting South Hill Artists and its mission to promote art, education, and community. Through her artwork and the lives she touched, Karen's legacy continues to inspire others.
As a former president, Karen welcomed artists of all experience levels with warmth and encouragement, creating a place where everyone felt they belonged. Her passion for art, education, and community helped shape South Hill Artists into the supportive organization it is today.
The paintings displayed in Karen's honor are available for purchase, with all proceeds benefiting South Hill Artists and its mission to promote art, education, and community. Through her artwork and the lives she touched, Karen's legacy continues to inspire others.
Guest Artist
Jana Worden Smith
Ceramicist