About FAS
FAS (Freeland Art Studios) is a group of twelve working Whidbey Island artists from various disciplines who can be found in one location in Freeland. United by shared workspace and a passion to create, we are stone sculptors, tile makers, painters, potters, fabricators of water features, and monument makers.
VISIT THE FREELAND ART STUDIOS GALLERY
We produce original works of art in stone, bronze, metals, clay, glass, mixed media, and water in motion. At our studios you will find fine art sculpture for in or outdoors, tile, clay portraiture, custom designs in tile… all in a working environment. If you’re curious about how art is conceived, planned and executed, come on by and visit with us.
CURRENT ARTISTS
Sue Taves: www.SueTavesSculpture.com
Lloyd Whannell: www.FineArtBuilders.com
Lane Tompkins: www.LaneTompkins.com
Penelope Crittenden: www.CrittendenSculpture.com
Charles LaFond: www.SettingMoonPottery.com
Carol Rose Dean: www.DeanTile.com
Woody Morris
Matt Monforte
Gail Liston
Tom Lindsay
UPCOMING EVENTS 2021
Freeland Art Studios Annual Open House is 11-4 on Saturday, June 5.
LOCATION
Located in Freeland. From Hwy 525, 1 block south of the Freeland stoplight turn north onto Harbor Ave. Turn left immediately onto Roberta Ave between Whidbey Island Bank and Wells Fargo Bank. Drive straight ahead past WAIF toward the big open doors with our sign.
We recently opened a gallery across from the Seattle Art Museum. Our
focus will be on featuring local NW artist. If this is something you
would be interested in please contact us.
Hey what are you guys up to? I’d like to have a look around for original gift ideas.
I want to let you know about a new outdoor sculpture program being administered by the Anacortes Arts Commission and Parks and Recreation. The “Madrona Grove Sculpture Exhibition” will feature twelve sculptures selected through an open juried competition. The deadline for entry is February 13, 2017. A prospectus can be found on the Art Commission website at: http://www.anacortesartscommission.com/
Thank you.
Lanny Bergner
Anacortes Arts Commission exhibition chairperson