CAVU Cellars is open daily, 11 to 5

Table Seating in Art Gallery. Reservations are not required 

CAVU Cellars Presents

The Art of Friendship

May 3rd through June 2^nd, 2024

Opening Reception: Friday May 3rd, 5 to 7pm.

CAVU Cellars is proud to host seven very talented local artists for a show that promises to amaze its viewers. Displaying artists include Barbara Bates, Brenda Bernards, Shannon Kimball, Marilee Schiff, Betty Simcock, and Bobbi Walker. New to the show is Mareth Curtis Warren. An artists’ reception will be held Friday, May 3 from 5-7 pm. CAVU is located at 175 E. Aeronca Avenue across from the Walla Walla Regional Airport. Light refreshments will be provided, and beverages will be available for purchase. On display at The Art of Friendship are not only works in watercolor, oil, pastel, graphite, and other media but also a kindred spirit that binds the artists together.

Please join us at CAVU to welcome these talented people. Artists’ biographies and artists’ statements will be displayed in CAVU Cellars’ art gallery.

CAVU Cellars Hosts “From and For Gardens”

Art Show featuring Beverly Nash, Lynn Woolson, and Robin Leventhal

Show Closes April 29, 2024

As we have said before, Spring simply would not be Spring without our favorite garden artists showing here at CAVU Cellars. Beverly Nash and Lynn Woolson will be joined this year by Robin Leventhal. In Robin’s series, the perilous balance of life and decay, intertwined by divine veneration are explored. Please join us for another truly incredible show.

CAVU Cellars Welcomes Sharon Kaufman-Osborn

Imperfect Offerings

Broken China Assemblages

CAVU Cellars Tasting Room

April 2024

 Artist’s statement:

 “Ring the bell that still can ring, forget your perfect offering, there is a crack in everything, that’s how the light gets in.” (Leonard Cohen) We are fragile beings, imperfect from the start. Our vulnerabilities highlight our humanness and invite us to discover light in the midst of darkness. 

The act of breaking glass and china is incorporated into symbolic customs across the globe. These traditions, which often take place before or during weddings, are believed to ward off evil or bring good luck. 

 In the spirit of these sentiments and in the tradition of Pique Assiette or “Plate Thievery,” I survey my colorful collection of china, jewelry, memorabilia, beads, and baubles and begins to break and cut. Sometimes I start with an image or an idea and sometimes the piece evolves from a kernel of curiosity. 

I savor the process of assembling the three-dimensional collages. Repurposing and puzzling together broken, cast-off, or prized possessions into creations with new identities, the past lives of these pieces are honored and infused with new radiance, joy, and memory.  

OTHER EVENTS

 Latin Dance Night

First Friday Each Month

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