New paintings from J. Richard Briggs, whose acrylics achieve the depth and luminosity of traditional oils. Blending sacred narrative with the landscapes of the Pacific Northwest, his work invites quiet contemplation on beauty, faith, and meaning

Will LaBelle's collection has grown — wheel-thrown mugs alongside a new line of one-of-a-kind ceramic urns, available in Large and Small. Custom glaze commissions available on urns; contact GO Gallery to coordinate with the artist.

Dramatic large-format copper-plate etchings capture the snow-covered mountains of the Pacific Northwest and Alaska. Greg’s masterful use of intaglio creates extraordinary depth, atmosphere, and detail in these expansive landscapes.

Jessica Hartman creates layered prints that blur the line between landscape and abstraction. Combining reduction woodblock, linoleum relief, and the fresco-transfer process known as strappo, she captures the atmosphere, light, and memory of place rather than its literal details. Rich in texture and color, her work reflects a lifelong exploration of landscape through the language of printmaking.

New globe constructions expand Maxfield’s inventive sculptural exploration of geography, mapping, and the physical world. Each is a fascinating object that bridges art, design, and cartography.