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SJIMA Celebrates the Opening of the 2024-25 Artists' Registry Show, December 13, 2024

  • Writer: SJIMA
    SJIMA
  • Nov 9, 2024
  • 1 min read

Updated: Dec 18, 2024

Dec. 13, '24 marked the public opening of the 2024-25 Artists' Registry Show, always a favorite exhibition throughout SJIMA's exhibition year. On display through Feb. 24, '25, all are invited to view and enjoy the 100+ diverse and eclectic artworks by artists that have made these islands their home.


The Artists' Registry is an organization SJIMA facilitates to support San Juan County Artists and is a centralized location for people seeking information about San Juan County artists.


Postcard Announcing the 2024-25 Artists' Registry Show
Postcard Announcing the 2024-25 Artists' Registry Show
Postcard Announcing the 2024-25 Artists' Registry Show with Names of the Participating Artists
Postcard Announcing the 2024-25 Artists' Registry Show with Names of the Participating Artists
  • Below a photo of the SJIMA members' opening reception on Dec. 12, 2024.

SJIMA members' opening reception on Dec. 12, 2024
SJIMA members' opening reception on Dec. 12, 2024
  • Below are some photos of the 2023-24 Artists' Registry Show


The Artists’ Registry was developed by Yvonne Buijs-Mancuso, a local artist on San Juan Island. It was her mission to bring more exposure for island artists to visitors traveling to the San Juan Islands, as well as to create a pathway for the local community to become aware of the special contributions made by the islands artists’ community.


1 Comment


rogeliz
3 days ago

Professional and thoughtfully written post. It’s always inspiring to see organizations supporting artists and creating opportunities for creative expression in the community. The way you highlighted the importance of the registry show and the featured artists made the article both engaging and informative. I recently came across a similar discussion on a review blog called https://the915lawyer.com/, and it offered an interesting perspective on how community-driven platforms help bring more visibility to meaningful work like this. Really enjoyed reading your update and looking forward to more events like these.

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