The Confluence is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) art gallery and gallery shop, supporting the artists of Okanogan County and located in the beautiful Methow Valley on Glover Street in downtown Twisp, Washington.
Support The Confluence now through October 31st by making a donation at Give Methow!
This Land is Our Land
October 6 - November 14
Opening Reception
October 10, 5-7 PM
Shared Horizon - Tim McGuire
Visit the Gallery for Spring Hours Tuesday - Saturday, 10 AM to 5 PM
Sun Catcher - Jill Timm
In the
Main Gallery
This Land is Our Land
Public Lands belong to all Americans. They are our cherished places, providing habitats for plants and animals - including people. They are the homelands of Indigenous people, who have taken care of these sacred places since time immemorial. This group exhibit features regional artists sharing their perspectives on the importance of these places to all creatures.
Curator: Jennifer Molesworth
In the
Community Gallery
50 Years of Watching Like a Hawk
Celebrate the Methow Valley Citizens Council’s 50th Anniversary with us as we feature artwork by five artists. This exhibit offers hope, clarity, and moments of joy in looking ahead to the next 50 years of community-based advocacy. Led by the next generation of artists and advocates with work by Sarah Gilman, Morgan Moomaw, Jessica Newlin, Fletcher Rickabaugh, and Shaila Tenorio. Curated by Perri Lynch Howard.
Visiónes - Shaila Tenorio
Upcoming Events
Our Mission
Our mission is to support visual and literary art through the exhibition and sale of works by Okanogan County and regional artists, to sponsor programs that bring community together in celebration of the arts, and to make art accessible to all.
Our Vision
We aim to enrich our rural community by providing a gathering place for innovative, inclusive, and engaging art.
The Confluence enriches the communities of Okanogan County with a quality art gallery, art education programs, and artist cultivation efforts. Located in downtown Twisp, the heart of the Methow Valley, our region boasts fabulous natural beauty, a strong culture of creativity and entrepreneurship, and love and care for the land we live on.
SUPPORT ART!
The Confluence relies on our community of members to support the gallery’s operations. Members make it possible for The Confluence to continue our work of supporting artists and the local economy.