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September 2026: Constructed Grace

September 4, 2026 - September 27, 2026

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Constructed Grace brings together Faith Scott Jessup, Zue Stevenson, Sandi Bransford, and Jite Agbro, four artists whose work centers on the human figure. Working in painting and sculpture, each brings a distinct perspective—from quiet observation to expressive interpretation—revealing the many ways the figure can tell stories of strength, vulnerability, beauty, and everyday experience.

Also in September, we are honored to be showing work by esteemed Whidbey Island artist Maxine Martell and new to the gallery artist Ilse Coffman.
 
You’re invited to join us during Langley's Art Walk for the opening reception on Saturday, September 5. The show is on view through Sunday, September 27. 

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Artworks

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September 2026: Constructed Grace

  1. Whirlwind by Sandi Bransford, Image 1.

    Sandi Bransford

    Whirlwind

    Ceramic, mixed media

    22 x 15 x 9 in

    $950

  2. Queen of the Night by Faith Scott Jessup, Image 1.

    Faith Scott Jessup

    Queen of the Night

    Oil on Canvas

    48 x 40 in

    $6,200

  3. The Bad News by Jite Agbro, Image 1.

    Jite Agbro

    The Bad News

    Paper, fabric and beeswax on wood

    42 x 30 in

  4. Offering II by Sandi Bransford, Image 1.

    Sandi Bransford

    Offering II

    Ceramic, mixed media

    22 x 10 x 10 in

    $950

  5. Woman in Yellow Coat with Flowers by Zue Stevenson, Image 1.

    Zue Stevenson

    Woman in Yellow Coat with Flowers

    Acrylic on canvas

    28 x 22 in

  6. Queen of the Earth by Faith Scott Jessup, Image 1.

    Faith Scott Jessup

    Queen of the Earth

    Oil on Canvas

    48 x 40 in

    $6,200

  7. She Cultivated Them With Care by Ilse Coffman, Image 1.

    Ilse Coffman

    She Cultivated Them With Care

    Flashe and Ink on Paper

    30 x 20 in

  8. Woodland Queen by Sandi Bransford, Image 1.

    Sandi Bransford

    Woodland Queen

    Ceramic and mixed media

    21 x 10 x 9 in

    $925

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About the artist

Jite Agbro

My work focuses on non-verbal communication, the process of exchanging shared cultural, psychological, and imaginative cues between people. Specially, I’m interested in the way we as human beings project ourselves and our identities into the greater public space.

Each of us is deeply knowledgeable in this subtle language of presentation and able to make lightning-quick judgments, even where our awareness of what we are judging is subconscious. My interest is in creating visual representations of status and using them to uncover the subtle experiences of symbolic expression. I wish to exhume the buried and unexamined assumptions by which we negotiate culture and construct our images of other people and ourselves.
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