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Anna Fahey's review of Behemoth

Regina Hackett's review of Behemoth

Emily Hall's review of Behemoth

Regina Hackett's article "When vision exceeds budget, Artist Trust grants can bridge the gap"

Emily Hall's Review of Reverb

Jen Graves' Review of the Tacoma Art Museum's Northwest Biennial

Emily Hall's "Why most painting is bad...And why we should still have hope."

Donnabelle Casis and filmmaker Dave Hanagan collaborate on a multi-media installation entitled "Reverb." The project is conceived and produced during a New Works Laboratory Residency. 911 Media Arts Center in collaboration with the Henry Art Gallery, created the inaugural New Works Laboratory in 1998. The intention with this intensive residency program is to pair visual artists working in traditional media with digital media artists experimenting with new technologies to co-create and exhibit new and innovative works of art.

Anna Fahey's "Painting is Dead. We think." Review of the Northwest Annual.

Donnabelle Casis is the 2002 Neddy Award Recipient in Painting

Regina Hackett's review of Hanker

Matthew Kangas' review of Hanker

Sheila Farr's Review of the CoCA's Northwest Annual

Donnabelle Casis, a recipient of the Ellen Battell Stoekel Fellowship, attends the intensive summer program of Yale University School of Art at Norfolk, CT.

Matthew Kangas' review of "YSA" at Howard House Contemporary Art

Donnabelle Casis' work is featured in this group show of Neddy Award Winners of the past decade.

Jim Demetre reviews "Hunch"

Donnabelle's solo show entitled "Hunch" opens at Howard House Contemporary Art

Regina Hackett's review of Hunch

Donnabelle receives an Artist Trust GAP Grant funded through the Jon and Mary Shirley fund.

Seattle Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs

CoCA Annual Juried by Kerry James Marshall

Regina Hackett's Review of "YSA"

Regina Hackett's review of the Bellevue Art Museum's Northwest Annual

Regina Hackett's review of the Tacoma Art Museum's Northwest Biennial "PleasureCraft" juried by Gladys Nilsson.

Regina Hackett's review of the Bellevue Art Museum's Pacific Northwest Annual

Regina Hackett's review of Tacoma Art Museum's "Celebrating the Neddy Artist Fellowship" exhibition

`Virtual Tour' Of Museum Set For Groundbreaking