Salish Explorations Exhibit
Join Art Toolkit Founder and Expeditionary Artist Maria Coryell-Martin on May 2nd for an opening reception of her exhibit exploring light and atmosphere of the Salish Sea region.
Salish Explorations Exhibit
Saturday, May 2nd–Friday, July 31st, 2026
Marine Science Center Gallery
1001 Water Street, Port Townsend, Washington 98368, United States
Salish Explorations opens at the Port Townsend Marine Science Center Gallery on Saturday, May 2nd with a special ArtWalk opening reception with Art Toolkit Founder and Expeditionary Artist Maria Coryell-Martin. The exhibit runs through July 31st, Thursday-Sunday from 12pm–3pm. Email us to arrange a special appointment.
The exhibit features field paintings and sketches from Maria’s Washington State Ferry artist-in-residency time on the local beaches. Her work highlights how the Salish Sea defines this region through its shifting light and atmosphere and Maria hopes to encourage a deeper appreciation for changing marine landscapes, to see the familiar in a new light, and to seek adventures close to home.
There are a few ways to experience the exhibit and create art together this spring, from the opening ArtWalk to a Sketch & Stroll and workshop! Learn more below.
Salish Explorations Events
ArtWalk Opening Reception: Saturday, May 2nd from 5pm–8pm. Our Art Toolkit retail shop will also be open for extended hours that evening with a special art demo station and is located in the same building! Learn more about ArtWalk.
Expressive Skies Sketch & Stroll: Saturday, June 6th from 12pm–2pm. Meet Maria at our retail shop for an afternoon of sketching! Learn more about the Sketch & Stroll.
Seascapes: Dramatic Clouds and Water Workshop: Sunday, June 7th from 10am–2pm. Join Maria for an in-person workshop to learn techniques for painting dynamic clouds and water. Spots are limited; register here.
Thank You
This exhibit was made possible through support from the Port Townsend Marine Science Center, Washington State Ferries, Centrum, and Art Toolkit.
Learn more about Maria and her work at expeditionaryart.com.