MUST

A conceptual pop-up gallery located on the island of Orcas in the Salish Sea with works of art curated by gallerist and founder Tera Andaya.

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Black and white photo of MUST Gallery founder, Tera Andaya

Must Gallery serves the pursuit of raw beauty in things and people. It is a platform that honors and champions the authenticity of an artist's hand, mind and heart.

—Tera Andaya

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Other MUST events

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FLOCKING SWANS December 7th & 8th

A holiday mercantile of makers, artists, dreamers and friends.

Located off the beaten path, Flocking Swans is far from ordinary and so very worth the adventure. Featuring local artisans, local farms, vintage clothiers, incredible food and wine in collaboration with @smorgasbord.orcas. Imagine a little European holiday market, bundle up and come enjoy with the family! Capture holiday photo fun with @smilebooth and experience a unique lineup of specially curated, hand-crafted & selected goods.

SEE MORE AT FLOCKING SWANS

Contact Tera for more info.

Collaborators

Special thanks to all the artists, Solstice Mercantile vendors, and our constant collaborators and partners.

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Source Paper, Orcas Island logo
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HALO, Hub of Arts & Literature on Orcas logo
HALO collaborator, Kelly Maria Francis

PAST EXHIBIT

August thru September 2024

Join us for our annual MUST-HALO collaboration, showcasing the art of Susan Singleton and Annie Sparks Burke. Opening reception will be held Friday, August 16 at 6pm @ Orcas Island Winery.

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Flyer for a paintings and ceramics exhibition on Orcas Island, August through September 2024

10% of the proceeds of this show will be donated to The Friends of the San Juans in gratitude for their 45 years of protecting the forests, farmlands and oceans of the Salish Sea. They protect the San Juans Islands and the Salish Sea through education, science, policy and law. Learn more at Friends of the San Juans.