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John Ebner Studio

Camano Island Studio Tour

Two weekends each May, artists on Camano Islands open their studios for an up-close insider’s view of their studios.  Get to know the art and get to know the artist.  The self-guided tour is also a great way to see the island’s natural beauty.

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Travel Writer Takes the Studio Tour

Travel writer Suzanne Stavert, host of the popular website and podcast, “Adventures of Empty Nesters,” did the Camano Island Studio Tour.  Hear about all the fun she had meeting Camano Island’s artists, finding great places to eat, and doing fun things.

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Matzke Fine Art Gallery & Sculpture Park

Beauty Nurtures Beauty

So many artists call the island home simply because, as artists, they could live nearly anywhere, but this is the place that, like art, spoke to them.

It’s a give and take relationship, that one between the artist and the home.  Beauty nurtures beauty.

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