Rob Schouten Gallery to Feature Bruce Morrow and Mark Skullerud This April

Rob Schouten Gallery at 101 Anthes Avenue in Langley will spotlight painters Bruce Morrow and Mark Skullerud in a two-person exhibition running April 1 through 27, 2026. An opening reception is planned in conjunction with Langley's First Saturday Art Walk, though sources conflict on the exact date: gallery listings and Whidbeylocal both cite Saturday, April 2 from 5 to 7 p.m., while an earlier report referenced April 4. Readers should confirm the date directly with the gallery before heading out.

The two-person show runs alongside the gallery's broader Spring Group Show, which continues through May 2 and features fresh works across an unusually wide range of media. The spring exhibition includes paintings, handmade furniture and cutting boards, fine jewelry, ceramics, and fiber art. Among the named works appearing in gallery materials are Georgia Gerber's bronze sculpture "Nubian Goat," Sara Saltee's mixed media assemblage "Joy Was Not Made to Be a Crumb," and Peggy Woods' watercolor "Sparkle."

Rob Schouten Gallery has built its reputation as a showcase for Whidbey Island and Northwest artists, and the spring programming reflects the range of talent the gallery regularly assembles. The Winter Group Show, which ran February 2 through March 31, featured painters including Alfredo Arreguín, Craig Kosak, and Susan R. Lytle alongside sculptors, handblown glass artists, and woodworkers.

April gallery hours are weekends 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesdays by appointment, and other weekdays 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The gallery can be reached at 360.222.3070 or info@robschoutengallery.com. It sits at the corner of First Street and Anthes Avenue in downtown Langley.