WSU Faculty featured at the Visitor Center during Pullman ArtWalk

WSU faculty members Robert Krikac, Kathleen Ryan and Carrie Vielle will display their artwork at the Brelsford WSU Visitor Center during the 5th annual Pullman ArtWalk July 14 – July 19. The Pullman ArtWalk is an annual partnership between participating artists and merchants designed to celebrate the fine arts of Whitman and Latah counties. Read more about each artist here.

A formal artist reception will be held at the Visitor Center from 5:00pm – 8:00pm July 18 with complimentary refreshments and wine tasting available for $5 per person. Works by the artists will be available for purchase throughout the reception.

For information about Pullman ArtWalk or the artist reception, please contact the Brelsford WSU Visitor Center at 509-335-INFO (4636) or visitor@wsu.edu.

For information about the artwork, please contact the artists: Robert Krikac – rkrikac@wsu.edu, Kathleen Ryan – karyan@wsu.edu, and Carrie Vielle – carrie.vielle.art@gmail.com.

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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