Celebration of the Arts
What is The Light Side of Art
It is the art that makes us laugh out loud, that delights us with its beauty, that sparks our own creativity, and that illuminates the things we value most. The light side of art is earnest and generous, and yes, sometimes it’s a little bit cheesy. This is the art that reminds us – even in hard times – that truth, goodness, and beauty still have the power to move us at our deepest being.
Support the PAFAC
From October 10–17 our friends near and far were invited to support the PAFAC with a donation of $30 or more to gain entry to an evening of live entertainment and inspiration. The evening's event was emceed by Ginny Holladay, local actor & storyteller.
Presenters
Meet the PAFAC Community
Throughout our campaign we heard from our community including long-time members, local artists, small business owners, and many more. We appreciate what everyone contributes to the PAFAC because when we share our perspectives, voices, and creativity, we become more vibrant as a whole.
Click on the images below to discover videos and testimonials from the PAFAC community.
It is the art that makes us laugh out loud, that delights us with its beauty, that sparks our own creativity, and that illuminates the things we value most. The light side of art is earnest and generous, and yes, sometimes it’s a little bit cheesy. This is the art that reminds us – even in hard times – that truth, goodness, and beauty still have the power to move us at our deepest being.
Support the PAFAC
From October 10–17 our friends near and far were invited to support the PAFAC with a donation of $30 or more to gain entry to an evening of live entertainment and inspiration. The evening's event was emceed by Ginny Holladay, local actor & storyteller.
Presenters
- Steve Jensen (Seattle), artist
A warm endorsement from one of PAFAC's longtime artist friends. - Katherine Shaughnessy (Boise, ID), artist
The creator of 'Tempest Tos't' describes her artistic process and shares about the concept behind this powerful sculpture. - Ross Brown (Diamond Point), artist & educator
Longtime educator Ross Brown presents on the use of light as a primary design element for art-making. - Sarah Jane (Port Angeles), PAFAC Gallery & Program Director
A personal story about two pieces of art that have brought light and hope in a time of personal struggle. - Pat Owens (Port Angeles), actor & director
A funny, dramatic, and slightly creepy reading from Shel Silverstein.
Meet the PAFAC Community
Throughout our campaign we heard from our community including long-time members, local artists, small business owners, and many more. We appreciate what everyone contributes to the PAFAC because when we share our perspectives, voices, and creativity, we become more vibrant as a whole.
Click on the images below to discover videos and testimonials from the PAFAC community.
