Date and Time: Saturday, May 18th from 10:30am - 12:30pm

Location: Tieton Fueling Station

Details: The first and third Saturday of every month, throughout the summer and school year, a Teaching Artist comes to Tieton to share with kids the thing they do best. In the future, on complementing Saturdays, we will partner with the Yakima Valley Libraries to offer a read-aloud and accompanying craft project, sometimes in English and sometimes in Spanish. Usually, parents or caregivers stay for the duration, often participating alongside kids. In the ‘21–’22 school year, activities and attendance have tended toward the younger grades, yet as the program progresses, we are creating additional experiences designed for older children. Check Instagram or Facebook to see what we’re up to next!

Every Third Wednesday of the month, LiTFUSE will host a Poetry/Writing Circle. This time will be open for those who wish to come in and write in the company of other writers, get a second reader for your work, share your knowledge of poetry and publishing secrets, and build community around the written word.

Date and Time: Wednesday, May 25th from 3:30pm - 6:30pm

Location: Tieton Fueling Station

Details: LiTFUSE presents FUEL, a monthly reading series and open mic.

FREE ADMISSION 

Dinner 3:30 p.m.  

Reading 4:30 p.m. 

Open mic to follow. 

Date and Time: Friday, May 31st from 6:30pm - 8:00pm

Location: MT Warehouse Gallery

Details: Students are the future artists and visual thinkers of the Yakima Valley and beyond. Tieton Arts & Humanities presents a student art exhibition each year, showcasing the K-12 art programs from Highland, Naches Valley and West Valley school districts.

Open Fridays and Saturdays from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM through July 13th

Date and Time: Saturday, June 1st from 10:30am - 12:30pm

Location: Tieton Fueling Station

Details: The first and third Saturday of every month, throughout the summer and school year, a Teaching Artist comes to Tieton to share with kids the thing they do best. In the future, on complementing Saturdays, we will partner with the Yakima Valley Libraries to offer a read-aloud and accompanying craft project, sometimes in English and sometimes in Spanish. Usually, parents or caregivers stay for the duration, often participating alongside kids. In the ‘21–’22 school year, activities and attendance have tended toward the younger grades, yet as the program progresses, we are creating additional experiences designed for older children. Check Instagram or Facebook to see what we’re up to next!

Date and Time: Saturday, June 1st from 12:00pm - 5:00pm

Location: MT Warehouse Gallery

Details: Students are the future artists and visual thinkers of the Yakima Valley and beyond. Tieton Arts & Humanities presents a student art exhibition each year, showcasing the K-12 art programs from Highland, Naches Valley and West Valley school districts.

Open Fridays and Saturdays from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM through July 13th

Friday, June 7, 2024

Tieton Arts & Humanities announces the 15th annual international juried exhibition. 10x10x10xTieton invites artists to create artwork no larger than 10 inches in any dimension.

10x10x10xTieton features about 150 artists from around the world. With no media restrictions, the exhibition presents a broad range of pieces, from sculpture to painting, sound collage, book arts, photography and everything in between. All works are printed in a handbound exhibition catalog made in Tieton at Paper Hammer Studios. Every exhibiting artist receives a free catalog and additional copies are available for sale during the exhibition.

JUROR - A N G E L I N A • V I L L A L O B O S ( 1 7 9 )

My work follows a quote from local KEXP VJ Gabe Teodros "If a tree can't grow there, I can't grow there" highlighting the struggle of what it means to grow in difficult spaces. My work often depicts nature and animals thriving in the manmade circumstances of their mural sites; industrial areas, urban landscapes, etc. Places where we might overlook the order of nature. I accomplish this by using color fluidly; selecting palettes from the area around me and playfully experimenting with shades, complimentary colors, and my favorite, neons! My figurative work lends itself to the imagination, for example how a wolf would appear in a fantastical technicolor dream. My goal is to always experiment and play with shapes and color, bringing the outside in.

With over 10+ years of experience, I am a Seattle-based Latine muralist, painter, educator, and illustrator. My passion lies in creating murals that bring life and meaning to the spaces they inhabit. Drawing inspiration from my upbringing as an Americanized Mexican Catholic in the Pacific Northwest, my work beautifully blends elements of graffiti, anime, folklore, and fairytales.

As an artist, I am deeply mindful of how art can positively impact the community. I cherish every opportunity to engage with the community and create vibrant and captivating murals that leave lasting impressions. My ultimate goal is to design safe and beautiful spaces for community members, fostering mindfulness and meaningful connections through my art installations.

One of the aspects I truly love is working with youth, challenging their brilliant minds to consider their roles in the rapid growth of our city. I believe that art has the power to shape perspectives and empower the next generation.

My journey into the world of art began with a pursuit in Graphic Design, but I soon realized that I wanted to create art that extended beyond the boundaries of a computer screen. After working over a decade with Art Primo, an online graffiti supply company, I transitioned from being a part-time artist to dedicating myself fully to mural work.

Driven by my passion, I founded House of the Wolves, named after my last name Villalobos. As a small business, I specialize in creating vibrant murals for a diverse range of clients, including Meta (formerly Facebook), The Seattle Seahawks, Climate Pledge Arena, and The Seattle Kraken."

ELIGIBILITY

Everyone! No geographic limits. All entries must be of original design and personal execution.

MEDIA

All media welcome. Works must be original and made within the previous three years.

SIZE

No piece may be larger than 10 inches x 10 inches x 10 inches, including frame or case.

SUBMISSION FEES 

$30 for first two submissions. $14 for each additional artwork. Minimum two submissions required. Submit only one JPEG per artwork.

SUBMITTING

All materials, including entry fees and images, must be submitted at https://artist.callforentry.org/festivals_unique_info.php?ID=13220

Date and Time: Friday, June 7th from 12:00pm - 5:00pm

Location: MT Warehouse Gallery

Details: Students are the future artists and visual thinkers of the Yakima Valley and beyond. Tieton Arts & Humanities presents a student art exhibition each year, showcasing the K-12 art programs from Highland, Naches Valley and West Valley school districts.

Open Fridays and Saturdays from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM through July 13th

Date and Time: Saturday, June 8th from 12:00pm - 5:00pm

Location: MT Warehouse Gallery

Details: Students are the future artists and visual thinkers of the Yakima Valley and beyond. Tieton Arts & Humanities presents a student art exhibition each year, showcasing the K-12 art programs from Highland, Naches Valley and West Valley school districts.

Open Fridays and Saturdays from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM through July 13th

Date and Time: Friday, June 14th from 12:00pm - 5:00pm

Location: MT Warehouse Gallery

Details: Students are the future artists and visual thinkers of the Yakima Valley and beyond. Tieton Arts & Humanities presents a student art exhibition each year, showcasing the K-12 art programs from Highland, Naches Valley and West Valley school districts.

Open Fridays and Saturdays from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM through July 13th

Date and Time: Saturday, June 15th from 10:30am - 12:30pm

Location: Tieton Fueling Station

Details: The first and third Saturday of every month, throughout the summer and school year, a Teaching Artist comes to Tieton to share with kids the thing they do best. In the future, on complementing Saturdays, we will partner with the Yakima Valley Libraries to offer a read-aloud and accompanying craft project, sometimes in English and sometimes in Spanish. Usually, parents or caregivers stay for the duration, often participating alongside kids. In the ‘21–’22 school year, activities and attendance have tended toward the younger grades, yet as the program progresses, we are creating additional experiences designed for older children. Check Instagram or Facebook to see what we’re up to next!

Date and Time: Saturday, June 15th from 12:00pm - 5:00pm

Location: MT Warehouse Gallery

Details: Students are the future artists and visual thinkers of the Yakima Valley and beyond. Tieton Arts & Humanities presents a student art exhibition each year, showcasing the K-12 art programs from Highland, Naches Valley and West Valley school districts.

Open Fridays and Saturdays from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM through July 13th

Every Third Wednesday of the month, LiTFUSE will host a Poetry/Writing Circle. This time will be open for those who wish to come in and write in the company of other writers, get a second reader for your work, share your knowledge of poetry and publishing secrets, and build community around the written word.

Date and Time: Friday, June 21st from 12:00pm - 5:00pm

Location: MT Warehouse Gallery

Details: Students are the future artists and visual thinkers of the Yakima Valley and beyond. Tieton Arts & Humanities presents a student art exhibition each year, showcasing the K-12 art programs from Highland, Naches Valley and West Valley school districts.

Open Fridays and Saturdays from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM through July 13th

Date and Time: Saturday, June 22nd from 12:00pm - 5:00pm

Location: MT Warehouse Gallery

Details: Students are the future artists and visual thinkers of the Yakima Valley and beyond. Tieton Arts & Humanities presents a student art exhibition each year, showcasing the K-12 art programs from Highland, Naches Valley and West Valley school districts.

Open Fridays and Saturdays from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM through July 13th

Date and Time: Friday, June 28th from 12:00pm - 5:00pm

Location: MT Warehouse Gallery

Details: Students are the future artists and visual thinkers of the Yakima Valley and beyond. Tieton Arts & Humanities presents a student art exhibition each year, showcasing the K-12 art programs from Highland, Naches Valley and West Valley school districts.

Open Fridays and Saturdays from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM through July 13th

Date and Time: Saturday, June 29th from 12:00pm - 5:00pm

Location: MT Warehouse Gallery

Details: Students are the future artists and visual thinkers of the Yakima Valley and beyond. Tieton Arts & Humanities presents a student art exhibition each year, showcasing the K-12 art programs from Highland, Naches Valley and West Valley school districts.

Open Fridays and Saturdays from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM through July 13th

Date and Time: Wednesday, June 29th from 3:30pm - 6:30pm

Location: Tieton Fueling Station

Details: LiTFUSE presents FUEL, a monthly reading series and open mic.

FREE ADMISSION 

Dinner 3:30 p.m.  

Reading 4:30 p.m. 

Open mic to follow. 

Date and Time: Friday, July 5th from 12:00pm - 5:00pm

Location: MT Warehouse Gallery

Details: Students are the future artists and visual thinkers of the Yakima Valley and beyond. Tieton Arts & Humanities presents a student art exhibition each year, showcasing the K-12 art programs from Highland, Naches Valley and West Valley school districts.

Open Fridays and Saturdays from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM through July 13th

Date and Time: Saturday, July 6th from 10:30am - 12:30pm

Location: Tieton Fueling Station

Details: The first and third Saturday of every month, throughout the summer and school year, a Teaching Artist comes to Tieton to share with kids the thing they do best. In the future, on complementing Saturdays, we will partner with the Yakima Valley Libraries to offer a read-aloud and accompanying craft project, sometimes in English and sometimes in Spanish. Usually, parents or caregivers stay for the duration, often participating alongside kids. In the ‘21–’22 school year, activities and attendance have tended toward the younger grades, yet as the program progresses, we are creating additional experiences designed for older children. Check Instagram or Facebook to see what we’re up to next!

Date and Time: Saturday, July 6th from 12:00pm - 5:00pm

Location: MT Warehouse Gallery

Details: Students are the future artists and visual thinkers of the Yakima Valley and beyond. Tieton Arts & Humanities presents a student art exhibition each year, showcasing the K-12 art programs from Highland, Naches Valley and West Valley school districts.

Open Fridays and Saturdays from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM through July 13th

Date and Time: Friday, July 12th from 12:00pm - 5:00pm

Location: MT Warehouse Gallery

Details: Students are the future artists and visual thinkers of the Yakima Valley and beyond. Tieton Arts & Humanities presents a student art exhibition each year, showcasing the K-12 art programs from Highland, Naches Valley and West Valley school districts.

Open Fridays and Saturdays from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM through July 13th

Date and Time: Saturday, July 13th from 12:00pm - 5:00pm

Location: MT Warehouse Gallery

Details: Students are the future artists and visual thinkers of the Yakima Valley and beyond. Tieton Arts & Humanities presents a student art exhibition each year, showcasing the K-12 art programs from Highland, Naches Valley and West Valley school districts.

Open Fridays and Saturdays from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM through July 13th

Date and Time: Saturday, July 20th from 10:30am - 12:30pm

Location: Tieton Fueling Station

Details: The first and third Saturday of every month, throughout the summer and school year, a Teaching Artist comes to Tieton to share with kids the thing they do best. In the future, on complementing Saturdays, we will partner with the Yakima Valley Libraries to offer a read-aloud and accompanying craft project, sometimes in English and sometimes in Spanish. Usually, parents or caregivers stay for the duration, often participating alongside kids. In the ‘21–’22 school year, activities and attendance have tended toward the younger grades, yet as the program progresses, we are creating additional experiences designed for older children. Check Instagram or Facebook to see what we’re up to next!

Every Third Wednesday of the month, LiTFUSE will host a Poetry/Writing Circle. This time will be open for those who wish to come in and write in the company of other writers, get a second reader for your work, share your knowledge of poetry and publishing secrets, and build community around the written word.

Date and Time: Wednesday, July 27th from 3:30pm - 6:30pm

Location: Tieton Fueling Station

Details: LiTFUSE presents FUEL, a monthly reading series and open mic.

FREE ADMISSION 

Dinner 3:30 p.m.  

Reading 4:30 p.m. 

Open mic to follow. 

Date and Time: Saturday, August 3rd from 10:30am - 12:30pm

Location: Tieton Fueling Station

Details: The first and third Saturday of every month, throughout the summer and school year, a Teaching Artist comes to Tieton to share with kids the thing they do best. In the future, on complementing Saturdays, we will partner with the Yakima Valley Libraries to offer a read-aloud and accompanying craft project, sometimes in English and sometimes in Spanish. Usually, parents or caregivers stay for the duration, often participating alongside kids. In the ‘21–’22 school year, activities and attendance have tended toward the younger grades, yet as the program progresses, we are creating additional experiences designed for older children. Check Instagram or Facebook to see what we’re up to next!

Date and Time: Saturday, August 3rd from 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM

Location: MT Warehouse Gallery

Details: The 15th annual 10x10x10xTieton exhibition will run from August 3rd till October 5th. Gallery Hours are Friday and Saturday 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM or by appointment.

This international small works exhibition houses works 10 inches by 10 inches by 10 inches or smaller, no media restrictions. All accepted works, to be featured in the exhibition at the Mighty Tieton Warehouse beginning August 3rd, 2024.

JUROR - A N G E L I N A • V I L L A L O B O S ( 1 7 9 )

My work follows a quote from local KEXP VJ Gabe Teodros "If a tree can't grow there, I can't grow there" highlighting the struggle of what it means to grow in difficult spaces. My work often depicts nature and animals thriving in the manmade circumstances of their mural sites; industrial areas, urban landscapes, etc. Places where we might overlook the order of nature. I accomplish this by using color fluidly; selecting palettes from the area around me and playfully experimenting with shades, complimentary colors, and my favorite, neons! My figurative work lends itself to the imagination, for example how a wolf would appear in a fantastical technicolor dream. My goal is to always experiment and play with shapes and color, bringing the outside in.

With over 10+ years of experience, I am a Seattle-based Latine muralist, painter, educator, and illustrator. My passion lies in creating murals that bring life and meaning to the spaces they inhabit. Drawing inspiration from my upbringing as an Americanized Mexican Catholic in the Pacific Northwest, my work beautifully blends elements of graffiti, anime, folklore, and fairytales.

As an artist, I am deeply mindful of how art can positively impact the community. I cherish every opportunity to engage with the community and create vibrant and captivating murals that leave lasting impressions. My ultimate goal is to design safe and beautiful spaces for community members, fostering mindfulness and meaningful connections through my art installations.

One of the aspects I truly love is working with youth, challenging their brilliant minds to consider their roles in the rapid growth of our city. I believe that art has the power to shape perspectives and empower the next generation.

My journey into the world of art began with a pursuit in Graphic Design, but I soon realized that I wanted to create art that extended beyond the boundaries of a computer screen. After working over a decade with Art Primo, an online graffiti supply company, I transitioned from being a part-time artist to dedicating myself fully to mural work.

Driven by my passion, I founded House of the Wolves, named after my last name Villalobos. As a small business, I specialize in creating vibrant murals for a diverse range of clients, including Meta (formerly Facebook), The Seattle Seahawks, Climate Pledge Arena, and The Seattle Kraken."

Date and Time: Saturday, August 9th from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Location: MT Warehouse Gallery

Details: The 15th annual 10x10x10xTieton exhibition will run from August 3rd till October 5th. Gallery Hours are Friday and Saturday 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM or by appointment.

This international small works exhibition houses works 10 inches by 10 inches by 10 inches or smaller, no media restrictions. All accepted works, to be featured in the exhibition at the Mighty Tieton Warehouse beginning August 3rd.

JUROR - A N G E L I N A • V I L L A L O B O S ( 1 7 9 )

My work follows a quote from local KEXP VJ Gabe Teodros "If a tree can't grow there, I can't grow there" highlighting the struggle of what it means to grow in difficult spaces. My work often depicts nature and animals thriving in the manmade circumstances of their mural sites; industrial areas, urban landscapes, etc. Places where we might overlook the order of nature. I accomplish this by using color fluidly; selecting palettes from the area around me and playfully experimenting with shades, complimentary colors, and my favorite, neons! My figurative work lends itself to the imagination, for example how a wolf would appear in a fantastical technicolor dream. My goal is to always experiment and play with shapes and color, bringing the outside in.

With over 10+ years of experience, I am a Seattle-based Latine muralist, painter, educator, and illustrator. My passion lies in creating murals that bring life and meaning to the spaces they inhabit. Drawing inspiration from my upbringing as an Americanized Mexican Catholic in the Pacific Northwest, my work beautifully blends elements of graffiti, anime, folklore, and fairytales.

As an artist, I am deeply mindful of how art can positively impact the community. I cherish every opportunity to engage with the community and create vibrant and captivating murals that leave lasting impressions. My ultimate goal is to design safe and beautiful spaces for community members, fostering mindfulness and meaningful connections through my art installations.

One of the aspects I truly love is working with youth, challenging their brilliant minds to consider their roles in the rapid growth of our city. I believe that art has the power to shape perspectives and empower the next generation.

My journey into the world of art began with a pursuit in Graphic Design, but I soon realized that I wanted to create art that extended beyond the boundaries of a computer screen. After working over a decade with Art Primo, an online graffiti supply company, I transitioned from being a part-time artist to dedicating myself fully to mural work.

Driven by my passion, I founded House of the Wolves, named after my last name Villalobos. As a small business, I specialize in creating vibrant murals for a diverse range of clients, including Meta (formerly Facebook), The Seattle Seahawks, Climate Pledge Arena, and The Seattle Kraken."

Date and Time: Saturday, August 10th from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Location: MT Warehouse Gallery

Details: The 15th annual 10x10x10xTieton exhibition will run from August 3rd till October 5th. Gallery Hours are Friday and Saturday 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM or by appointment.

This international small works exhibition houses works 10 inches by 10 inches by 10 inches or smaller, no media restrictions. All accepted works, to be featured in the exhibition at the Mighty Tieton Warehouse beginning August 3rd.

JUROR - A N G E L I N A • V I L L A L O B O S ( 1 7 9 )

My work follows a quote from local KEXP VJ Gabe Teodros "If a tree can't grow there, I can't grow there" highlighting the struggle of what it means to grow in difficult spaces. My work often depicts nature and animals thriving in the manmade circumstances of their mural sites; industrial areas, urban landscapes, etc. Places where we might overlook the order of nature. I accomplish this by using color fluidly; selecting palettes from the area around me and playfully experimenting with shades, complimentary colors, and my favorite, neons! My figurative work lends itself to the imagination, for example how a wolf would appear in a fantastical technicolor dream. My goal is to always experiment and play with shapes and color, bringing the outside in.

With over 10+ years of experience, I am a Seattle-based Latine muralist, painter, educator, and illustrator. My passion lies in creating murals that bring life and meaning to the spaces they inhabit. Drawing inspiration from my upbringing as an Americanized Mexican Catholic in the Pacific Northwest, my work beautifully blends elements of graffiti, anime, folklore, and fairytales.

As an artist, I am deeply mindful of how art can positively impact the community. I cherish every opportunity to engage with the community and create vibrant and captivating murals that leave lasting impressions. My ultimate goal is to design safe and beautiful spaces for community members, fostering mindfulness and meaningful connections through my art installations.

One of the aspects I truly love is working with youth, challenging their brilliant minds to consider their roles in the rapid growth of our city. I believe that art has the power to shape perspectives and empower the next generation.

My journey into the world of art began with a pursuit in Graphic Design, but I soon realized that I wanted to create art that extended beyond the boundaries of a computer screen. After working over a decade with Art Primo, an online graffiti supply company, I transitioned from being a part-time artist to dedicating myself fully to mural work.

Driven by my passion, I founded House of the Wolves, named after my last name Villalobos. As a small business, I specialize in creating vibrant murals for a diverse range of clients, including Meta (formerly Facebook), The Seattle Seahawks, Climate Pledge Arena, and The Seattle Kraken."

Date and Time: Friday, August 16th from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Location: MT Warehouse Gallery

Details: The 15th annual 10x10x10xTieton exhibition will run from August 3 till October 5. Gallery Hours are Friday and Saturday 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM or by appointment.

This international small works exhibition houses works 10 inches by 10 inches by 10 inches or smaller, no media restrictions. All accepted works, to be featured in the exhibition at the Mighty Tieton Warehouse beginning August 3rd.

JUROR - A N G E L I N A • V I L L A L O B O S ( 1 7 9 )

My work follows a quote from local KEXP VJ Gabe Teodros "If a tree can't grow there, I can't grow there" highlighting the struggle of what it means to grow in difficult spaces. My work often depicts nature and animals thriving in the manmade circumstances of their mural sites; industrial areas, urban landscapes, etc. Places where we might overlook the order of nature. I accomplish this by using color fluidly; selecting palettes from the area around me and playfully experimenting with shades, complimentary colors, and my favorite, neons! My figurative work lends itself to the imagination, for example how a wolf would appear in a fantastical technicolor dream. My goal is to always experiment and play with shapes and color, bringing the outside in.

With over 10+ years of experience, I am a Seattle-based Latine muralist, painter, educator, and illustrator. My passion lies in creating murals that bring life and meaning to the spaces they inhabit. Drawing inspiration from my upbringing as an Americanized Mexican Catholic in the Pacific Northwest, my work beautifully blends elements of graffiti, anime, folklore, and fairytales.

As an artist, I am deeply mindful of how art can positively impact the community. I cherish every opportunity to engage with the community and create vibrant and captivating murals that leave lasting impressions. My ultimate goal is to design safe and beautiful spaces for community members, fostering mindfulness and meaningful connections through my art installations.

One of the aspects I truly love is working with youth, challenging their brilliant minds to consider their roles in the rapid growth of our city. I believe that art has the power to shape perspectives and empower the next generation.

My journey into the world of art began with a pursuit in Graphic Design, but I soon realized that I wanted to create art that extended beyond the boundaries of a computer screen. After working over a decade with Art Primo, an online graffiti supply company, I transitioned from being a part-time artist to dedicating myself fully to mural work.

Driven by my passion, I founded House of the Wolves, named after my last name Villalobos. As a small business, I specialize in creating vibrant murals for a diverse range of clients, including Meta (formerly Facebook), The Seattle Seahawks, Climate Pledge Arena, and The Seattle Kraken."

Date and Time: Saturday, August 17th from 10:30am - 12:30pm

Location: Tieton Fueling Station

Details: The first and third Saturday of every month, throughout the summer and school year, a Teaching Artist comes to Tieton to share with kids the thing they do best. In the future, on complementing Saturdays, we will partner with the Yakima Valley Libraries to offer a read-aloud and accompanying craft project, sometimes in English and sometimes in Spanish. Usually, parents or caregivers stay for the duration, often participating alongside kids. In the ‘21–’22 school year, activities and attendance have tended toward the younger grades, yet as the program progresses, we are creating additional experiences designed for older children. Check Instagram or Facebook to see what we’re up to next!

Date and Time: Saturday, August 17th from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Location: MT Warehouse Gallery

Details: The 15th annual 10x10x10xTieton exhibition will run from August 3 till October 5. Gallery Hours are Friday and Saturday 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM or by appointment.

This international small works exhibition houses works 10 inches by 10 inches by 10 inches or smaller, no media restrictions. All accepted works, to be featured in the exhibition at the Mighty Tieton Warehouse beginning August 3rd.

JUROR - A N G E L I N A • V I L L A L O B O S ( 1 7 9 )

My work follows a quote from local KEXP VJ Gabe Teodros "If a tree can't grow there, I can't grow there" highlighting the struggle of what it means to grow in difficult spaces. My work often depicts nature and animals thriving in the manmade circumstances of their mural sites; industrial areas, urban landscapes, etc. Places where we might overlook the order of nature. I accomplish this by using color fluidly; selecting palettes from the area around me and playfully experimenting with shades, complimentary colors, and my favorite, neons! My figurative work lends itself to the imagination, for example how a wolf would appear in a fantastical technicolor dream. My goal is to always experiment and play with shapes and color, bringing the outside in.

With over 10+ years of experience, I am a Seattle-based Latine muralist, painter, educator, and illustrator. My passion lies in creating murals that bring life and meaning to the spaces they inhabit. Drawing inspiration from my upbringing as an Americanized Mexican Catholic in the Pacific Northwest, my work beautifully blends elements of graffiti, anime, folklore, and fairytales.

As an artist, I am deeply mindful of how art can positively impact the community. I cherish every opportunity to engage with the community and create vibrant and captivating murals that leave lasting impressions. My ultimate goal is to design safe and beautiful spaces for community members, fostering mindfulness and meaningful connections through my art installations.

One of the aspects I truly love is working with youth, challenging their brilliant minds to consider their roles in the rapid growth of our city. I believe that art has the power to shape perspectives and empower the next generation.

My journey into the world of art began with a pursuit in Graphic Design, but I soon realized that I wanted to create art that extended beyond the boundaries of a computer screen. After working over a decade with Art Primo, an online graffiti supply company, I transitioned from being a part-time artist to dedicating myself fully to mural work.

Driven by my passion, I founded House of the Wolves, named after my last name Villalobos. As a small business, I specialize in creating vibrant murals for a diverse range of clients, including Meta (formerly Facebook), The Seattle Seahawks, Climate Pledge Arena, and The Seattle Kraken."

Every Third Wednesday of the month, LiTFUSE will host a Poetry/Writing Circle. This time will be open for those who wish to come in and write in the company of other writers, get a second reader for your work, share your knowledge of poetry and publishing secrets, and build community around the written word.

Date and Time: Friday, August 23rd from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Location: MT Warehouse Gallery

Details: The 15th annual 10x10x10xTieton exhibition will run from August 3rd till October 5th. Gallery Hours are Friday and Saturday 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM or by appointment.

This international small works exhibition houses works 10 inches by 10 inches by 10 inches or smaller, no media restrictions. All accepted works, to be featured in the exhibition at the Mighty Tieton Warehouse beginning August 3rd.

JUROR - A N G E L I N A • V I L L A L O B O S ( 1 7 9 )

My work follows a quote from local KEXP VJ Gabe Teodros "If a tree can't grow there, I can't grow there" highlighting the struggle of what it means to grow in difficult spaces. My work often depicts nature and animals thriving in the manmade circumstances of their mural sites; industrial areas, urban landscapes, etc. Places where we might overlook the order of nature. I accomplish this by using color fluidly; selecting palettes from the area around me and playfully experimenting with shades, complimentary colors, and my favorite, neons! My figurative work lends itself to the imagination, for example how a wolf would appear in a fantastical technicolor dream. My goal is to always experiment and play with shapes and color, bringing the outside in.

With over 10+ years of experience, I am a Seattle-based Latine muralist, painter, educator, and illustrator. My passion lies in creating murals that bring life and meaning to the spaces they inhabit. Drawing inspiration from my upbringing as an Americanized Mexican Catholic in the Pacific Northwest, my work beautifully blends elements of graffiti, anime, folklore, and fairytales.

As an artist, I am deeply mindful of how art can positively impact the community. I cherish every opportunity to engage with the community and create vibrant and captivating murals that leave lasting impressions. My ultimate goal is to design safe and beautiful spaces for community members, fostering mindfulness and meaningful connections through my art installations.

One of the aspects I truly love is working with youth, challenging their brilliant minds to consider their roles in the rapid growth of our city. I believe that art has the power to shape perspectives and empower the next generation.

My journey into the world of art began with a pursuit in Graphic Design, but I soon realized that I wanted to create art that extended beyond the boundaries of a computer screen. After working over a decade with Art Primo, an online graffiti supply company, I transitioned from being a part-time artist to dedicating myself fully to mural work.

Driven by my passion, I founded House of the Wolves, named after my last name Villalobos. As a small business, I specialize in creating vibrant murals for a diverse range of clients, including Meta (formerly Facebook), The Seattle Seahawks, Climate Pledge Arena, and The Seattle Kraken."

Date and Time: Saturday, August 24th from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Location: MT Warehouse Gallery

Details: The 15th annual 10x10x10xTieton exhibition will run from August 3rd till October 5. Gallery Hours are Friday and Saturday 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM or by appointment.

This international small works exhibition houses works 10 inches by 10 inches by 10 inches or smaller, no media restrictions. All accepted works, to be featured in the exhibition at the Mighty Tieton Warehouse beginning August 9, are published in a fully illustrated, hand bound exhibition catalogue made right here at Paper Hammer Studio! Each accepted artist receives one free copy.

JUROR - A N G E L I N A • V I L L A L O B O S ( 1 7 9 )

My work follows a quote from local KEXP VJ Gabe Teodros "If a tree can't grow there, I can't grow there" highlighting the struggle of what it means to grow in difficult spaces. My work often depicts nature and animals thriving in the manmade circumstances of their mural sites; industrial areas, urban landscapes, etc. Places where we might overlook the order of nature. I accomplish this by using color fluidly; selecting palettes from the area around me and playfully experimenting with shades, complimentary colors, and my favorite, neons! My figurative work lends itself to the imagination, for example how a wolf would appear in a fantastical technicolor dream. My goal is to always experiment and play with shapes and color, bringing the outside in.

With over 10+ years of experience, I am a Seattle-based Latine muralist, painter, educator, and illustrator. My passion lies in creating murals that bring life and meaning to the spaces they inhabit. Drawing inspiration from my upbringing as an Americanized Mexican Catholic in the Pacific Northwest, my work beautifully blends elements of graffiti, anime, folklore, and fairytales.

As an artist, I am deeply mindful of how art can positively impact the community. I cherish every opportunity to engage with the community and create vibrant and captivating murals that leave lasting impressions. My ultimate goal is to design safe and beautiful spaces for community members, fostering mindfulness and meaningful connections through my art installations.

One of the aspects I truly love is working with youth, challenging their brilliant minds to consider their roles in the rapid growth of our city. I believe that art has the power to shape perspectives and empower the next generation.

My journey into the world of art began with a pursuit in Graphic Design, but I soon realized that I wanted to create art that extended beyond the boundaries of a computer screen. After working over a decade with Art Primo, an online graffiti supply company, I transitioned from being a part-time artist to dedicating myself fully to mural work.

Driven by my passion, I founded House of the Wolves, named after my last name Villalobos. As a small business, I specialize in creating vibrant murals for a diverse range of clients, including Meta (formerly Facebook), The Seattle Seahawks, Climate Pledge Arena, and The Seattle Kraken."

Date and Time: Saturday, August 30th from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Location: MT Warehouse Gallery

Details: The 15th annual 10x10x10xTieton exhibition will run from August 3 till October 5. Gallery Hours are Friday and Saturday 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM or by appointment.

This international small works exhibition houses works 10 inches by 10 inches by 10 inches or smaller, no media restrictions. All accepted works, to be featured in the exhibition at the Mighty Tieton Warehouse beginning August 3rd.

JUROR - A N G E L I N A • V I L L A L O B O S ( 1 7 9 )

My work follows a quote from local KEXP VJ Gabe Teodros "If a tree can't grow there, I can't grow there" highlighting the struggle of what it means to grow in difficult spaces. My work often depicts nature and animals thriving in the manmade circumstances of their mural sites; industrial areas, urban landscapes, etc. Places where we might overlook the order of nature. I accomplish this by using color fluidly; selecting palettes from the area around me and playfully experimenting with shades, complimentary colors, and my favorite, neons! My figurative work lends itself to the imagination, for example how a wolf would appear in a fantastical technicolor dream. My goal is to always experiment and play with shapes and color, bringing the outside in.

With over 10+ years of experience, I am a Seattle-based Latine muralist, painter, educator, and illustrator. My passion lies in creating murals that bring life and meaning to the spaces they inhabit. Drawing inspiration from my upbringing as an Americanized Mexican Catholic in the Pacific Northwest, my work beautifully blends elements of graffiti, anime, folklore, and fairytales.

As an artist, I am deeply mindful of how art can positively impact the community. I cherish every opportunity to engage with the community and create vibrant and captivating murals that leave lasting impressions. My ultimate goal is to design safe and beautiful spaces for community members, fostering mindfulness and meaningful connections through my art installations.

One of the aspects I truly love is working with youth, challenging their brilliant minds to consider their roles in the rapid growth of our city. I believe that art has the power to shape perspectives and empower the next generation.

My journey into the world of art began with a pursuit in Graphic Design, but I soon realized that I wanted to create art that extended beyond the boundaries of a computer screen. After working over a decade with Art Primo, an online graffiti supply company, I transitioned from being a part-time artist to dedicating myself fully to mural work.

Driven by my passion, I founded House of the Wolves, named after my last name Villalobos. As a small business, I specialize in creating vibrant murals for a diverse range of clients, including Meta (formerly Facebook), The Seattle Seahawks, Climate Pledge Arena, and The Seattle Kraken."

Date and Time: Saturday, August 31st from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Location: MT Warehouse Gallery

Details: The 15th annual 10x10x10xTieton exhibition will run from August 3 till October 5. Gallery Hours are Friday and Saturday 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM or by appointment.

This international small works exhibition houses works 10 inches by 10 inches by 10 inches or smaller, no media restrictions. All accepted works, to be featured in the exhibition at the Mighty Tieton Warehouse beginning August 3rd.

JUROR - A N G E L I N A • V I L L A L O B O S ( 1 7 9 )

My work follows a quote from local KEXP VJ Gabe Teodros "If a tree can't grow there, I can't grow there" highlighting the struggle of what it means to grow in difficult spaces. My work often depicts nature and animals thriving in the manmade circumstances of their mural sites; industrial areas, urban landscapes, etc. Places where we might overlook the order of nature. I accomplish this by using color fluidly; selecting palettes from the area around me and playfully experimenting with shades, complimentary colors, and my favorite, neons! My figurative work lends itself to the imagination, for example how a wolf would appear in a fantastical technicolor dream. My goal is to always experiment and play with shapes and color, bringing the outside in.

With over 10+ years of experience, I am a Seattle-based Latine muralist, painter, educator, and illustrator. My passion lies in creating murals that bring life and meaning to the spaces they inhabit. Drawing inspiration from my upbringing as an Americanized Mexican Catholic in the Pacific Northwest, my work beautifully blends elements of graffiti, anime, folklore, and fairytales.

As an artist, I am deeply mindful of how art can positively impact the community. I cherish every opportunity to engage with the community and create vibrant and captivating murals that leave lasting impressions. My ultimate goal is to design safe and beautiful spaces for community members, fostering mindfulness and meaningful connections through my art installations.

One of the aspects I truly love is working with youth, challenging their brilliant minds to consider their roles in the rapid growth of our city. I believe that art has the power to shape perspectives and empower the next generation.

My journey into the world of art began with a pursuit in Graphic Design, but I soon realized that I wanted to create art that extended beyond the boundaries of a computer screen. After working over a decade with Art Primo, an online graffiti supply company, I transitioned from being a part-time artist to dedicating myself fully to mural work.

Driven by my passion, I founded House of the Wolves, named after my last name Villalobos. As a small business, I specialize in creating vibrant murals for a diverse range of clients, including Meta (formerly Facebook), The Seattle Seahawks, Climate Pledge Arena, and The Seattle Kraken."

Date and Time: Wednesday, August 31st from 3:30pm - 6:30pm

Location: Tieton Fueling Station

Details: LiTFUSE presents FUEL, a monthly reading series and open mic.

FREE ADMISSION 

Dinner 3:30 p.m.  

Reading 4:30 p.m. 

Open mic to follow. 

Date and Time: Friday, September 6th from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Location: MT Warehouse Gallery

Details: The 15th annual 10x10x10xTieton exhibition will run from August 3 till October 5. Gallery Hours are Friday and Saturday 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM or by appointment.

This international small works exhibition houses works 10 inches by 10 inches by 10 inches or smaller, no media restrictions. All accepted works, to be featured in the exhibition at the Mighty Tieton Warehouse beginning August 3rd.

JUROR - A N G E L I N A • V I L L A L O B O S ( 1 7 9 )

My work follows a quote from local KEXP VJ Gabe Teodros "If a tree can't grow there, I can't grow there" highlighting the struggle of what it means to grow in difficult spaces. My work often depicts nature and animals thriving in the manmade circumstances of their mural sites; industrial areas, urban landscapes, etc. Places where we might overlook the order of nature. I accomplish this by using color fluidly; selecting palettes from the area around me and playfully experimenting with shades, complimentary colors, and my favorite, neons! My figurative work lends itself to the imagination, for example how a wolf would appear in a fantastical technicolor dream. My goal is to always experiment and play with shapes and color, bringing the outside in.

With over 10+ years of experience, I am a Seattle-based Latine muralist, painter, educator, and illustrator. My passion lies in creating murals that bring life and meaning to the spaces they inhabit. Drawing inspiration from my upbringing as an Americanized Mexican Catholic in the Pacific Northwest, my work beautifully blends elements of graffiti, anime, folklore, and fairytales.

As an artist, I am deeply mindful of how art can positively impact the community. I cherish every opportunity to engage with the community and create vibrant and captivating murals that leave lasting impressions. My ultimate goal is to design safe and beautiful spaces for community members, fostering mindfulness and meaningful connections through my art installations.

One of the aspects I truly love is working with youth, challenging their brilliant minds to consider their roles in the rapid growth of our city. I believe that art has the power to shape perspectives and empower the next generation.

My journey into the world of art began with a pursuit in Graphic Design, but I soon realized that I wanted to create art that extended beyond the boundaries of a computer screen. After working over a decade with Art Primo, an online graffiti supply company, I transitioned from being a part-time artist to dedicating myself fully to mural work.

Driven by my passion, I founded House of the Wolves, named after my last name Villalobos. As a small business, I specialize in creating vibrant murals for a diverse range of clients, including Meta (formerly Facebook), The Seattle Seahawks, Climate Pledge Arena, and The Seattle Kraken."

Date and Time: Saturday, September 7th from 10:30am - 12:30pm

Location: Tieton Fueling Station

Details: The first and third Saturday of every month, throughout the summer and school year, a Teaching Artist comes to Tieton to share with kids the thing they do best. In the future, on complementing Saturdays, we will partner with the Yakima Valley Libraries to offer a read-aloud and accompanying craft project, sometimes in English and sometimes in Spanish. Usually, parents or caregivers stay for the duration, often participating alongside kids. In the ‘21–’22 school year, activities and attendance have tended toward the younger grades, yet as the program progresses, we are creating additional experiences designed for older children. Check Instagram or Facebook to see what we’re up to next!

Date and Time: Saturday, September 7th from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Location: MT Warehouse Gallery

Details: The 15th annual 10x10x10xTieton exhibition will run from August 3 till October 5. Gallery Hours are Friday and Saturday 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM or by appointment.

This international small works exhibition houses works 10 inches by 10 inches by 10 inches or smaller, no media restrictions. All accepted works, to be featured in the exhibition at the Mighty Tieton Warehouse beginning August 3rd.

JUROR - A N G E L I N A • V I L L A L O B O S ( 1 7 9 )

My work follows a quote from local KEXP VJ Gabe Teodros "If a tree can't grow there, I can't grow there" highlighting the struggle of what it means to grow in difficult spaces. My work often depicts nature and animals thriving in the manmade circumstances of their mural sites; industrial areas, urban landscapes, etc. Places where we might overlook the order of nature. I accomplish this by using color fluidly; selecting palettes from the area around me and playfully experimenting with shades, complimentary colors, and my favorite, neons! My figurative work lends itself to the imagination, for example how a wolf would appear in a fantastical technicolor dream. My goal is to always experiment and play with shapes and color, bringing the outside in.

With over 10+ years of experience, I am a Seattle-based Latine muralist, painter, educator, and illustrator. My passion lies in creating murals that bring life and meaning to the spaces they inhabit. Drawing inspiration from my upbringing as an Americanized Mexican Catholic in the Pacific Northwest, my work beautifully blends elements of graffiti, anime, folklore, and fairytales.

As an artist, I am deeply mindful of how art can positively impact the community. I cherish every opportunity to engage with the community and create vibrant and captivating murals that leave lasting impressions. My ultimate goal is to design safe and beautiful spaces for community members, fostering mindfulness and meaningful connections through my art installations.

One of the aspects I truly love is working with youth, challenging their brilliant minds to consider their roles in the rapid growth of our city. I believe that art has the power to shape perspectives and empower the next generation.

My journey into the world of art began with a pursuit in Graphic Design, but I soon realized that I wanted to create art that extended beyond the boundaries of a computer screen. After working over a decade with Art Primo, an online graffiti supply company, I transitioned from being a part-time artist to dedicating myself fully to mural work.

Driven by my passion, I founded House of the Wolves, named after my last name Villalobos. As a small business, I specialize in creating vibrant murals for a diverse range of clients, including Meta (formerly Facebook), The Seattle Seahawks, Climate Pledge Arena, and The Seattle Kraken."

Date and Time: Friday, September 13th from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Location: MT Warehouse Gallery

Details: The 15th annual 10x10x10xTieton exhibition will run from August 3 till October 5. Gallery Hours are Friday and Saturday 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM or by appointment.

This international small works exhibition houses works 10 inches by 10 inches by 10 inches or smaller, no media restrictions. All accepted works, to be featured in the exhibition at the Mighty Tieton Warehouse beginning August 3rd.

JUROR - A N G E L I N A • V I L L A L O B O S ( 1 7 9 )

My work follows a quote from local KEXP VJ Gabe Teodros "If a tree can't grow there, I can't grow there" highlighting the struggle of what it means to grow in difficult spaces. My work often depicts nature and animals thriving in the manmade circumstances of their mural sites; industrial areas, urban landscapes, etc. Places where we might overlook the order of nature. I accomplish this by using color fluidly; selecting palettes from the area around me and playfully experimenting with shades, complimentary colors, and my favorite, neons! My figurative work lends itself to the imagination, for example how a wolf would appear in a fantastical technicolor dream. My goal is to always experiment and play with shapes and color, bringing the outside in.

With over 10+ years of experience, I am a Seattle-based Latine muralist, painter, educator, and illustrator. My passion lies in creating murals that bring life and meaning to the spaces they inhabit. Drawing inspiration from my upbringing as an Americanized Mexican Catholic in the Pacific Northwest, my work beautifully blends elements of graffiti, anime, folklore, and fairytales.

As an artist, I am deeply mindful of how art can positively impact the community. I cherish every opportunity to engage with the community and create vibrant and captivating murals that leave lasting impressions. My ultimate goal is to design safe and beautiful spaces for community members, fostering mindfulness and meaningful connections through my art installations.

One of the aspects I truly love is working with youth, challenging their brilliant minds to consider their roles in the rapid growth of our city. I believe that art has the power to shape perspectives and empower the next generation.

My journey into the world of art began with a pursuit in Graphic Design, but I soon realized that I wanted to create art that extended beyond the boundaries of a computer screen. After working over a decade with Art Primo, an online graffiti supply company, I transitioned from being a part-time artist to dedicating myself fully to mural work.

Driven by my passion, I founded House of the Wolves, named after my last name Villalobos. As a small business, I specialize in creating vibrant murals for a diverse range of clients, including Meta (formerly Facebook), The Seattle Seahawks, Climate Pledge Arena, and The Seattle Kraken."

Date and Time: Saturday, September 14th from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Location: MT Warehouse Gallery

Details: The 15th annual 10x10x10xTieton exhibition will run from August 3 till October 5. Gallery Hours are Friday and Saturday 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM or by appointment.

This international small works exhibition houses works 10 inches by 10 inches by 10 inches or smaller, no media restrictions. All accepted works, to be featured in the exhibition at the Mighty Tieton Warehouse beginning August 3rd.

JUROR - A N G E L I N A • V I L L A L O B O S ( 1 7 9 )

My work follows a quote from local KEXP VJ Gabe Teodros "If a tree can't grow there, I can't grow there" highlighting the struggle of what it means to grow in difficult spaces. My work often depicts nature and animals thriving in the manmade circumstances of their mural sites; industrial areas, urban landscapes, etc. Places where we might overlook the order of nature. I accomplish this by using color fluidly; selecting palettes from the area around me and playfully experimenting with shades, complimentary colors, and my favorite, neons! My figurative work lends itself to the imagination, for example how a wolf would appear in a fantastical technicolor dream. My goal is to always experiment and play with shapes and color, bringing the outside in.

With over 10+ years of experience, I am a Seattle-based Latine muralist, painter, educator, and illustrator. My passion lies in creating murals that bring life and meaning to the spaces they inhabit. Drawing inspiration from my upbringing as an Americanized Mexican Catholic in the Pacific Northwest, my work beautifully blends elements of graffiti, anime, folklore, and fairytales.

As an artist, I am deeply mindful of how art can positively impact the community. I cherish every opportunity to engage with the community and create vibrant and captivating murals that leave lasting impressions. My ultimate goal is to design safe and beautiful spaces for community members, fostering mindfulness and meaningful connections through my art installations.

One of the aspects I truly love is working with youth, challenging their brilliant minds to consider their roles in the rapid growth of our city. I believe that art has the power to shape perspectives and empower the next generation.

My journey into the world of art began with a pursuit in Graphic Design, but I soon realized that I wanted to create art that extended beyond the boundaries of a computer screen. After working over a decade with Art Primo, an online graffiti supply company, I transitioned from being a part-time artist to dedicating myself fully to mural work.

Driven by my passion, I founded House of the Wolves, named after my last name Villalobos. As a small business, I specialize in creating vibrant murals for a diverse range of clients, including Meta (formerly Facebook), The Seattle Seahawks, Climate Pledge Arena, and The Seattle Kraken."

Every Third Wednesday of the month, LiTFUSE will host a Poetry/Writing Circle. This time will be open for those who wish to come in and write in the company of other writers, get a second reader for your work, share your knowledge of poetry and publishing secrets, and build community around the written word.

Date and Time: Friday, September 20th from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Location: MT Warehouse Gallery

Details: The 15th annual 10x10x10xTieton exhibition will run from August 3 till October 5. Gallery Hours are Friday and Saturday 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM or by appointment.

This international small works exhibition houses works 10 inches by 10 inches by 10 inches or smaller, no media restrictions. All accepted works, to be featured in the exhibition at the Mighty Tieton Warehouse beginning August 3rd.

JUROR - A N G E L I N A • V I L L A L O B O S ( 1 7 9 )

My work follows a quote from local KEXP VJ Gabe Teodros "If a tree can't grow there, I can't grow there" highlighting the struggle of what it means to grow in difficult spaces. My work often depicts nature and animals thriving in the manmade circumstances of their mural sites; industrial areas, urban landscapes, etc. Places where we might overlook the order of nature. I accomplish this by using color fluidly; selecting palettes from the area around me and playfully experimenting with shades, complimentary colors, and my favorite, neons! My figurative work lends itself to the imagination, for example how a wolf would appear in a fantastical technicolor dream. My goal is to always experiment and play with shapes and color, bringing the outside in.

With over 10+ years of experience, I am a Seattle-based Latine muralist, painter, educator, and illustrator. My passion lies in creating murals that bring life and meaning to the spaces they inhabit. Drawing inspiration from my upbringing as an Americanized Mexican Catholic in the Pacific Northwest, my work beautifully blends elements of graffiti, anime, folklore, and fairytales.

As an artist, I am deeply mindful of how art can positively impact the community. I cherish every opportunity to engage with the community and create vibrant and captivating murals that leave lasting impressions. My ultimate goal is to design safe and beautiful spaces for community members, fostering mindfulness and meaningful connections through my art installations.

One of the aspects I truly love is working with youth, challenging their brilliant minds to consider their roles in the rapid growth of our city. I believe that art has the power to shape perspectives and empower the next generation.

My journey into the world of art began with a pursuit in Graphic Design, but I soon realized that I wanted to create art that extended beyond the boundaries of a computer screen. After working over a decade with Art Primo, an online graffiti supply company, I transitioned from being a part-time artist to dedicating myself fully to mural work.

Driven by my passion, I founded House of the Wolves, named after my last name Villalobos. As a small business, I specialize in creating vibrant murals for a diverse range of clients, including Meta (formerly Facebook), The Seattle Seahawks, Climate Pledge Arena, and The Seattle Kraken."

Date and Time: Saturday, September 21st from 10:30am - 12:30pm

Location: Tieton Fueling Station

Details: The first and third Saturday of every month, throughout the summer and school year, a Teaching Artist comes to Tieton to share with kids the thing they do best. In the future, on complementing Saturdays, we will partner with the Yakima Valley Libraries to offer a read-aloud and accompanying craft project, sometimes in English and sometimes in Spanish. Usually, parents or caregivers stay for the duration, often participating alongside kids. In the ‘21–’22 school year, activities and attendance have tended toward the younger grades, yet as the program progresses, we are creating additional experiences designed for older children. Check Instagram or Facebook to see what we’re up to next!

Date and Time: Saturday, September 21st from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Location: MT Warehouse Gallery

Details: The 15th annual 10x10x10xTieton exhibition will run from August 3 till October 5. Gallery Hours are Friday and Saturday 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM or by appointment.

This international small works exhibition houses works 10 inches by 10 inches by 10 inches or smaller, no media restrictions. All accepted works, to be featured in the exhibition at the Mighty Tieton Warehouse beginning August 3rd.

JUROR - A N G E L I N A • V I L L A L O B O S ( 1 7 9 )

My work follows a quote from local KEXP VJ Gabe Teodros "If a tree can't grow there, I can't grow there" highlighting the struggle of what it means to grow in difficult spaces. My work often depicts nature and animals thriving in the manmade circumstances of their mural sites; industrial areas, urban landscapes, etc. Places where we might overlook the order of nature. I accomplish this by using color fluidly; selecting palettes from the area around me and playfully experimenting with shades, complimentary colors, and my favorite, neons! My figurative work lends itself to the imagination, for example how a wolf would appear in a fantastical technicolor dream. My goal is to always experiment and play with shapes and color, bringing the outside in.

With over 10+ years of experience, I am a Seattle-based Latine muralist, painter, educator, and illustrator. My passion lies in creating murals that bring life and meaning to the spaces they inhabit. Drawing inspiration from my upbringing as an Americanized Mexican Catholic in the Pacific Northwest, my work beautifully blends elements of graffiti, anime, folklore, and fairytales.

As an artist, I am deeply mindful of how art can positively impact the community. I cherish every opportunity to engage with the community and create vibrant and captivating murals that leave lasting impressions. My ultimate goal is to design safe and beautiful spaces for community members, fostering mindfulness and meaningful connections through my art installations.

One of the aspects I truly love is working with youth, challenging their brilliant minds to consider their roles in the rapid growth of our city. I believe that art has the power to shape perspectives and empower the next generation.

My journey into the world of art began with a pursuit in Graphic Design, but I soon realized that I wanted to create art that extended beyond the boundaries of a computer screen. After working over a decade with Art Primo, an online graffiti supply company, I transitioned from being a part-time artist to dedicating myself fully to mural work.

Driven by my passion, I founded House of the Wolves, named after my last name Villalobos. As a small business, I specialize in creating vibrant murals for a diverse range of clients, including Meta (formerly Facebook), The Seattle Seahawks, Climate Pledge Arena, and The Seattle Kraken."

Date and Time: Friday, September 27th from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Location: MT Warehouse Gallery

Details: The 15th annual 10x10x10xTieton exhibition will run from August 3 till October 5. Gallery Hours are Friday and Saturday 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM or by appointment.

This international small works exhibition houses works 10 inches by 10 inches by 10 inches or smaller, no media restrictions. All accepted works, to be featured in the exhibition at the Mighty Tieton Warehouse beginning August 3rd.

JUROR - A N G E L I N A • V I L L A L O B O S ( 1 7 9 )

My work follows a quote from local KEXP VJ Gabe Teodros "If a tree can't grow there, I can't grow there" highlighting the struggle of what it means to grow in difficult spaces. My work often depicts nature and animals thriving in the manmade circumstances of their mural sites; industrial areas, urban landscapes, etc. Places where we might overlook the order of nature. I accomplish this by using color fluidly; selecting palettes from the area around me and playfully experimenting with shades, complimentary colors, and my favorite, neons! My figurative work lends itself to the imagination, for example how a wolf would appear in a fantastical technicolor dream. My goal is to always experiment and play with shapes and color, bringing the outside in.

With over 10+ years of experience, I am a Seattle-based Latine muralist, painter, educator, and illustrator. My passion lies in creating murals that bring life and meaning to the spaces they inhabit. Drawing inspiration from my upbringing as an Americanized Mexican Catholic in the Pacific Northwest, my work beautifully blends elements of graffiti, anime, folklore, and fairytales.

As an artist, I am deeply mindful of how art can positively impact the community. I cherish every opportunity to engage with the community and create vibrant and captivating murals that leave lasting impressions. My ultimate goal is to design safe and beautiful spaces for community members, fostering mindfulness and meaningful connections through my art installations.

One of the aspects I truly love is working with youth, challenging their brilliant minds to consider their roles in the rapid growth of our city. I believe that art has the power to shape perspectives and empower the next generation.

My journey into the world of art began with a pursuit in Graphic Design, but I soon realized that I wanted to create art that extended beyond the boundaries of a computer screen. After working over a decade with Art Primo, an online graffiti supply company, I transitioned from being a part-time artist to dedicating myself fully to mural work.

Driven by my passion, I founded House of the Wolves, named after my last name Villalobos. As a small business, I specialize in creating vibrant murals for a diverse range of clients, including Meta (formerly Facebook), The Seattle Seahawks, Climate Pledge Arena, and The Seattle Kraken."

Date and Time: Saturday, September 28th from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Location: MT Warehouse Gallery

Details: The 15th annual 10x10x10xTieton exhibition will run from August 3rd till October 5th. Gallery Hours are Friday and Saturday 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM or by appointment.

This international small works exhibition houses works 10 inches by 10 inches by 10 inches or smaller, no media restrictions. All accepted works, to be featured in the exhibition at the Mighty Tieton Warehouse beginning August 9, are published in a fully illustrated, hand bound exhibition catalogue made right here at Paper Hammer Studio! Each accepted artist receives one free copy.

JUROR - A N G E L I N A • V I L L A L O B O S ( 1 7 9 )

My work follows a quote from local KEXP VJ Gabe Teodros "If a tree can't grow there, I can't grow there" highlighting the struggle of what it means to grow in difficult spaces. My work often depicts nature and animals thriving in the manmade circumstances of their mural sites; industrial areas, urban landscapes, etc. Places where we might overlook the order of nature. I accomplish this by using color fluidly; selecting palettes from the area around me and playfully experimenting with shades, complimentary colors, and my favorite, neons! My figurative work lends itself to the imagination, for example how a wolf would appear in a fantastical technicolor dream. My goal is to always experiment and play with shapes and color, bringing the outside in.

With over 10+ years of experience, I am a Seattle-based Latine muralist, painter, educator, and illustrator. My passion lies in creating murals that bring life and meaning to the spaces they inhabit. Drawing inspiration from my upbringing as an Americanized Mexican Catholic in the Pacific Northwest, my work beautifully blends elements of graffiti, anime, folklore, and fairytales.

As an artist, I am deeply mindful of how art can positively impact the community. I cherish every opportunity to engage with the community and create vibrant and captivating murals that leave lasting impressions. My ultimate goal is to design safe and beautiful spaces for community members, fostering mindfulness and meaningful connections through my art installations.

One of the aspects I truly love is working with youth, challenging their brilliant minds to consider their roles in the rapid growth of our city. I believe that art has the power to shape perspectives and empower the next generation.

My journey into the world of art began with a pursuit in Graphic Design, but I soon realized that I wanted to create art that extended beyond the boundaries of a computer screen. After working over a decade with Art Primo, an online graffiti supply company, I transitioned from being a part-time artist to dedicating myself fully to mural work.

Driven by my passion, I founded House of the Wolves, named after my last name Villalobos. As a small business, I specialize in creating vibrant murals for a diverse range of clients, including Meta (formerly Facebook), The Seattle Seahawks, Climate Pledge Arena, and The Seattle Kraken."

Date and Time: Wednesday, September 28th from 3:30pm - 6:30pm

Location: Tieton Fueling Station

Details: LiTFUSE presents FUEL, a monthly reading series and open mic.

FREE ADMISSION 

Dinner 3:30 p.m.  

Reading 4:30 p.m. 

Open mic to follow. 

Date and Time: Friday, October 4th from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Location: MT Warehouse Gallery

Details: The 15th annual 10x10x10xTieton exhibition will run from August 3 till October 5. Gallery Hours are Friday and Saturday 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM or by appointment.

This international small works exhibition houses works 10 inches by 10 inches by 10 inches or smaller, no media restrictions. All accepted works, to be featured in the exhibition at the Mighty Tieton Warehouse beginning August 3rd.

JUROR - A N G E L I N A • V I L L A L O B O S ( 1 7 9 )

My work follows a quote from local KEXP VJ Gabe Teodros "If a tree can't grow there, I can't grow there" highlighting the struggle of what it means to grow in difficult spaces. My work often depicts nature and animals thriving in the manmade circumstances of their mural sites; industrial areas, urban landscapes, etc. Places where we might overlook the order of nature. I accomplish this by using color fluidly; selecting palettes from the area around me and playfully experimenting with shades, complimentary colors, and my favorite, neons! My figurative work lends itself to the imagination, for example how a wolf would appear in a fantastical technicolor dream. My goal is to always experiment and play with shapes and color, bringing the outside in.

With over 10+ years of experience, I am a Seattle-based Latine muralist, painter, educator, and illustrator. My passion lies in creating murals that bring life and meaning to the spaces they inhabit. Drawing inspiration from my upbringing as an Americanized Mexican Catholic in the Pacific Northwest, my work beautifully blends elements of graffiti, anime, folklore, and fairytales.

As an artist, I am deeply mindful of how art can positively impact the community. I cherish every opportunity to engage with the community and create vibrant and captivating murals that leave lasting impressions. My ultimate goal is to design safe and beautiful spaces for community members, fostering mindfulness and meaningful connections through my art installations.

One of the aspects I truly love is working with youth, challenging their brilliant minds to consider their roles in the rapid growth of our city. I believe that art has the power to shape perspectives and empower the next generation.

My journey into the world of art began with a pursuit in Graphic Design, but I soon realized that I wanted to create art that extended beyond the boundaries of a computer screen. After working over a decade with Art Primo, an online graffiti supply company, I transitioned from being a part-time artist to dedicating myself fully to mural work.

Driven by my passion, I founded House of the Wolves, named after my last name Villalobos. As a small business, I specialize in creating vibrant murals for a diverse range of clients, including Meta (formerly Facebook), The Seattle Seahawks, Climate Pledge Arena, and The Seattle Kraken."

Date and Time: Saturday, October 5th from 10:30am - 12:30pm

Location: Tieton Fueling Station

Details: The first and third Saturday of every month, throughout the summer and school year, a Teaching Artist comes to Tieton to share with kids the thing they do best. In the future, on complementing Saturdays, we will partner with the Yakima Valley Libraries to offer a read-aloud and accompanying craft project, sometimes in English and sometimes in Spanish. Usually, parents or caregivers stay for the duration, often participating alongside kids. In the ‘21–’22 school year, activities and attendance have tended toward the younger grades, yet as the program progresses, we are creating additional experiences designed for older children. Check Instagram or Facebook to see what we’re up to next!

Date and Time: Saturday, October 5th from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Location: MT Warehouse Gallery

Details: The 15th annual 10x10x10xTieton exhibition will run from August 3 till October 5. Gallery Hours are Friday and Saturday 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM or by appointment.

This international small works exhibition houses works 10 inches by 10 inches by 10 inches or smaller, no media restrictions. All accepted works, to be featured in the exhibition at the Mighty Tieton Warehouse beginning August 3rd.

JUROR - A N G E L I N A • V I L L A L O B O S ( 1 7 9 )

My work follows a quote from local KEXP VJ Gabe Teodros "If a tree can't grow there, I can't grow there" highlighting the struggle of what it means to grow in difficult spaces. My work often depicts nature and animals thriving in the manmade circumstances of their mural sites; industrial areas, urban landscapes, etc. Places where we might overlook the order of nature. I accomplish this by using color fluidly; selecting palettes from the area around me and playfully experimenting with shades, complimentary colors, and my favorite, neons! My figurative work lends itself to the imagination, for example how a wolf would appear in a fantastical technicolor dream. My goal is to always experiment and play with shapes and color, bringing the outside in.

With over 10+ years of experience, I am a Seattle-based Latine muralist, painter, educator, and illustrator. My passion lies in creating murals that bring life and meaning to the spaces they inhabit. Drawing inspiration from my upbringing as an Americanized Mexican Catholic in the Pacific Northwest, my work beautifully blends elements of graffiti, anime, folklore, and fairytales.

As an artist, I am deeply mindful of how art can positively impact the community. I cherish every opportunity to engage with the community and create vibrant and captivating murals that leave lasting impressions. My ultimate goal is to design safe and beautiful spaces for community members, fostering mindfulness and meaningful connections through my art installations.

One of the aspects I truly love is working with youth, challenging their brilliant minds to consider their roles in the rapid growth of our city. I believe that art has the power to shape perspectives and empower the next generation.

My journey into the world of art began with a pursuit in Graphic Design, but I soon realized that I wanted to create art that extended beyond the boundaries of a computer screen. After working over a decade with Art Primo, an online graffiti supply company, I transitioned from being a part-time artist to dedicating myself fully to mural work.

Driven by my passion, I founded House of the Wolves, named after my last name Villalobos. As a small business, I specialize in creating vibrant murals for a diverse range of clients, including Meta (formerly Facebook), The Seattle Seahawks, Climate Pledge Arena, and The Seattle Kraken."

Date and Time: Saturday, October 19th from 10:30am - 12:30pm

Location: Tieton Fueling Station

Details: The first and third Saturday of every month, throughout the summer and school year, a Teaching Artist comes to Tieton to share with kids the thing they do best. In the future, on complementing Saturdays, we will partner with the Yakima Valley Libraries to offer a read-aloud and accompanying craft project, sometimes in English and sometimes in Spanish. Usually, parents or caregivers stay for the duration, often participating alongside kids. In the ‘21–’22 school year, activities and attendance have tended toward the younger grades, yet as the program progresses, we are creating additional experiences designed for older children. Check Instagram or Facebook to see what we’re up to next!

Every Third Wednesday of the month, LiTFUSE will host a Poetry/Writing Circle. This time will be open for those who wish to come in and write in the company of other writers, get a second reader for your work, share your knowledge of poetry and publishing secrets, and build community around the written word.

Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is a vibrant community celebration honoring both los muertos and the beauty of life. Day of the Dead celebrations began in Central America, and have roots in indigenous and Catholic traditions. Sweet sugar skulls, bright colors, and bitter-smelling cempazuchitl (calendula, or marigold) flowers evoke vibrant, ephemeral life and bitter, inevitable death–embracing both.

Each year Tieton Arts & Humanities creates one huge community altar and we invite everyone to add to it. Visitors can bring photos of loved ones, write messages, and bring mementos, candies, or breads. This provides a special opportunity to remember the special people in our lives that are no longer with us.

This year’s celebration will be Sunday, October 27, 2024, from 12 to 5 pm.

The Día De Los Muertos Exhibition runs from November 1st to November 16th, 2024 at the Mighty Tieton Warehouse.

Gallery Hours: Fridays and Saturdays 12pm - 5pm or by Appointment.

For more information and details about the event, check out our event calendar and sign up for our email newsletter.

Interested in performing, showing your art in the exhibition, or volunteering? Please contact Rosie Saldaña at rosie[at]tietonarts.org.

Date and Time: Friday, November 1st from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Location: MT Warehouse Gallery

Details: Visitors can see the exhibition in person during regular gallery hours on Fridays and Saturdays from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM and by appointment November 1st through November 16th.

Date and Time: Saturday, November 2nd from 10:30am - 12:30pm

Location: Tieton Fueling Station

Details: The first and third Saturday of every month, throughout the summer and school year, a Teaching Artist comes to Tieton to share with kids the thing they do best. In the future, on complementing Saturdays, we will partner with the Yakima Valley Libraries to offer a read-aloud and accompanying craft project, sometimes in English and sometimes in Spanish. Usually, parents or caregivers stay for the duration, often participating alongside kids. In the ‘21–’22 school year, activities and attendance have tended toward the younger grades, yet as the program progresses, we are creating additional experiences designed for older children. Check Instagram or Facebook to see what we’re up to next!

Date and Time: Saturday, November 2nd from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Location: MT Warehouse Gallery

Details: Visitors can see the exhibition in person during regular gallery hours on Fridays and Saturdays from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM and by appointment November 1st through November 16th.

Date and Time: Friday, November 8th from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Location: MT Warehouse Gallery

Details: Visitors can see the exhibition in person during regular gallery hours on Fridays and Saturdays from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM and by appointment November 1st through November 16th.

Date and Time: Saturday, November 9th from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Location: MT Warehouse Gallery

Details: Visitors can see the exhibition in person during regular gallery hours on Fridays and Saturdays from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM and by appointment November 1st through November 16th.

Date and Time: Friday, November 15th from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Location: MT Warehouse Gallery

Details: Visitors can see the exhibition in person during regular gallery hours on Fridays and Saturdays from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM and by appointment November 1st through November 16th.

Date and Time: Saturday, November 16th from 10:30am - 12:30pm

Location: Tieton Fueling Station

Details: The first and third Saturday of every month, throughout the summer and school year, a Teaching Artist comes to Tieton to share with kids the thing they do best. In the future, on complementing Saturdays, we will partner with the Yakima Valley Libraries to offer a read-aloud and accompanying craft project, sometimes in English and sometimes in Spanish. Usually, parents or caregivers stay for the duration, often participating alongside kids. In the ‘21–’22 school year, activities and attendance have tended toward the younger grades, yet as the program progresses, we are creating additional experiences designed for older children. Check Instagram or Facebook to see what we’re up to next!

Date and Time: Friday, November 16th from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Location: MT Warehouse Gallery

Details: Visitors can see the exhibition in person during regular gallery hours on Fridays and Saturdays from 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM and by appointment November 1st through November 16th.

Every Third Wednesday of the month, LiTFUSE will host a Poetry/Writing Circle. This time will be open for those who wish to come in and write in the company of other writers, get a second reader for your work, share your knowledge of poetry and publishing secrets, and build community around the written word.

Date and Time: Wednesday, November 30th from 3:30pm - 6:30pm

Location: Tieton Fueling Station

Details: LiTFUSE presents FUEL, a monthly reading series and open mic.

FREE ADMISSION 

Dinner 3:30 p.m.  

Reading 4:30 p.m. 

Open mic to follow. 

Date and Time: Saturday, December 7th from 10:30am - 12:30pm

Location: Tieton Fueling Station

Details: The first and third Saturday of every month, throughout the summer and school year, a Teaching Artist comes to Tieton to share with kids the thing they do best. In the future, on complementing Saturdays, we will partner with the Yakima Valley Libraries to offer a read-aloud and accompanying craft project, sometimes in English and sometimes in Spanish. Usually, parents or caregivers stay for the duration, often participating alongside kids. In the ‘21–’22 school year, activities and attendance have tended toward the younger grades, yet as the program progresses, we are creating additional experiences designed for older children. Check Instagram or Facebook to see what we’re up to next!

Every Third Wednesday of the month, LiTFUSE will host a Poetry/Writing Circle. This time will be open for those who wish to come in and write in the company of other writers, get a second reader for your work, share your knowledge of poetry and publishing secrets, and build community around the written word.

Date and Time: Saturday, December 21st from 10:30am - 12:30pm

Location: Tieton Fueling Station

Details: The first and third Saturday of every month, throughout the summer and school year, a Teaching Artist comes to Tieton to share with kids the thing they do best. In the future, on complementing Saturdays, we will partner with the Yakima Valley Libraries to offer a read-aloud and accompanying craft project, sometimes in English and sometimes in Spanish. Usually, parents or caregivers stay for the duration, often participating alongside kids. In the ‘21–’22 school year, activities and attendance have tended toward the younger grades, yet as the program progresses, we are creating additional experiences designed for older children. Check Instagram or Facebook to see what we’re up to next!