Patricia Starr’s painting, “Sacred Geometry,” will be on display through Wednesday, July 11 at the Northwest Watercolor Society’s 79th International Open Exhibition in Shoreline.
Starr on display
The Northwest Watercolor Society has announced that Sequim painter Patricia Starr has been accepted for its 79th International Open Exhibition. Starr’s painting “Sacred Geometry” will be on display at the exhibition through Wednesday, July 11. Her entry features beach rocks in Sequim Bay during September. The painting was selected from more than 350 entries, as one of 60 to be exhibited at the Shoreline City Hall, 17500 Midvale Ave. N.
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