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The Nature of Becoming

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The Nature of Becoming

When
Nov 6th, 2026 - Dec 26th, 2026
11:00am - 4:00pm
Where
1213 Cornwall Ave.Bellingham98225

The Allied Arts of Whatcom County present “The Nature of Becoming” at the Allied Arts Gallery in Bellingham every Wednesday-Sunday from November 6th-December 26th between 11:00am-4:00pm.  Plus, an opening reception on November 6th from 6pm-9pm!

Five artists.  Four different mediums.  And no single way you’re supposed to see them.

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From the Allied Arts of Whatcom County’s website:
What happens when one work of art changes how we see the next?

Inspired by philosopher Henri Bergson’s ideas about change, intuition and continuous evolution, The Nature of Becoming brings together five artists working across painting, fiber, mixed media and glass.

The exhibition is arranged as a visual journey through the gallery, inviting visitors to follow their curiosity and notice how their own perceptions develop along the way. Familiar forms shift, materials transform, patterns emerge and perspectives change.

There is no single interpretation to discover. Instead, The Nature of Becoming asks us to recognize that our interpretations are not fixed. What we see and understand may evolve through every new encounter.

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