Spring exhibits at Artisans at the Dahmen Barn move online

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?Eclipse,? a handmade book by Judith Marvin.

Artists explore the theme of books in the new exhibit “Book It,” on display online at the Artisans at the Dahmen Barn website.

The exhibit features handmade books, encaustic paintings, ceramic books, scraps of antique books made into art collages, lino block prints and watercolors on book pages. The Palouse Women Artists planned the exhibit which features work by 13 artists. Works are for sale and can be purchased online.

The barn’s March exhibit, “Spring Equinox: Sculptures" by Shelly Gilmore, is also on display at www.artisanbarn.org. Exhibits have been moved online because of COVID-19 restrictions.

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?Ancient Answers,? ceramic by Jeanne Wood.