2015 Exhibitions and Installations:

December 2015 - "Toys and Small Works" 
Curated by Maureen Montague
​Featuring North Bank Member-Artists and friends.
Small works - to take home with you. 
November 2015 - ​"Open Studios Show"
North Bank Artists hosts Open Studios, Arts of Clark County - 50 Artists Preview
October 2015 - "Nostalgia" 
​Featuring North Bank Artist Kanaan Kanaan & Guest Artists : Farouq Hassan, Haifa Al Habeeb, Nayera Majedi and Donn Jones
September 2015 - "Why Art?"
​Work by Lynn Nadal & May Alred exploring the inherent question behind the question.
August 2015 - "Aerial"
​Featuring North Bank artist Kaite Thompson Chase & guests. All forms, whether natural or artificial, alive or inert, rely on the movement of air to bring them to life. Aerial celebrates this breath of life.
July 2015 -"PAN" For the Love of Prints 
Works by 60 Northwest Printmakers from Print Arts NW. Curated by Sharri LaPierre. 
June 2015 - Unjuried. Recycled. North Bank Artists invited artists working in recycled materials to submit. 

Featured artist, Bill Leigh exhibited over 30 pieces and members and non-members filled the second gallery with unique works - all recycled materials.
May 2015 - the pi (π) project - Sally A. Sellers - Textile Art
The Pi Project is the result of a year-long endeavor, wherein Sellers contacted fiber artists, quilters, and friends from around the world, asking them to create a digit on a 9.5” square of fabric. The squares were then sewn together in a long banner in the precise order in which they appear in the mathematical number Pi. 
The result, almost 1800 numbers, is a collaborative art project almost a quarter mile long.Participants include government workers, doctors, teachers, schoolchildren, astronomers, and fine artists from the four corners of the world.
April 2014 - khártēs poïesis - paintings by Richard York and A•C•M Lorish, (greek: khártēs, ‘paper’ - poïesis, ‘to make’ also meaning ‘poetry’) 
curated by Erin Dengerink 
March 2015: Rebecca Seymour
Working in acrylic on canvas, Rebecca creates large-scale paintings of her favorite nebulas, including the Star Nebula and the Horsehead Nebula. Layers of transparent paint and glazing mediums create the illusion of depth. Exhibited works were 4x8'. 

​Rebecca studied painting at the Pacific Northwest College of Art, and is a founding member of North Bank Artists Community Project. 
Picture
"Seeds of Life"
February 2015: BGAA at the NBAG – Battle Ground Arts Alliance
Diverse works - Dedicated Artists

BGAA Artists:
Marj Casswell - Acrylic, Mixed Media
Tess Castro - Photography
Cheryl Hazen - Glass Mosaic
Michael Kay - Photography
Linda Kliewer - Potter
Melisse Laing - Quilt/Fiber Art
Melissa Leady - Photography
Myrna Leija - Photography
Jim Martin - Photography
Kara Mcghee - Oil, Acrylic Painting
Corinne McWilliams - Watercolor
Jane Poole - Watercolor
Brandi Rink - Acrylic Painting
Richard Siever - Painting, Sculpture 
Valley Via Reseigne - Fiber Art
Kathy Winters - Watercolor​
January 2015: Columbia River High School Advanced Art Students: “The Youth Have (No) Hope” 

The title and theme “The Youth Have No Hope” is a statement by Columbia River’s young artists to show their community that they desire to spread hope and good-will.  As part of this project, artists were asked to complete a volunteer experience that instilled hope within their community.

“The art created for North Bank Artists Gallery will reflect their experience with their community project.  The result of this project is three-fold.  The young artists will bring awareness to areas of concern in our community; instill hope in the community that we can work together to find solutions; and finally, to instill a sense of empowerment within themselves.” says teacher Jason Phelps.