Earth and Sea Festival

Dragonfire Gallery,

Cannon Beach, Oregon

September 20-22, 2024.

Winston Wachter Fine Art is pleased to announce our exhibition of works by artist Kandis Susol, Letters from Earth and Sky. Artist’s Reception: Saturday, May 11th 4-6pm

Museum of Northwest Art group exhibit runs October 14, 2023 to January 21, 2024.

In partnership with the Skagit Climate Science Consortium, MoNA is bringing back Surge: Mapping Transition, Displacement, and Agency in Times of Climate Change, an exhibition drawing attention to climate change and its tangible effects on the Northwest’s Coastal communities

Kandis’ work was part of the Winston Wächter Fine Art exhibit at the Seattle Art Fair 2023. Featuring a selection of Winston Wächter represented artists, highlighting work from and inspired by the Pacific Northwest.

The Dallas Laura Rathe Gallery is having a group exhibition “The Art of Paper” where Kandis Susol be included with 15 artist Opening June 24th and running through August 19, 2023

November 18th through January 11th 2023, Winston Wächter Fine Art Seattle is presenting Pathways, a fall group exhibition featuring new works by three Washington-based artists: Joe Rudko, Kandis Susol, and Brian Sanchez. Opening reception November 19th from 4-6pm

River Oaks District gallery, Laura Rathe Fine Art, is proud to announce, Art of Paper, an exciting group exhibition featuring new works from twelve international and national contemporary artists, including the inaugural debut of Kandis Susol and Stef Ross. August 4-27, 2022

Kandis is represented by Winston Wachter Fine Art Gallery in Seattle. Interested parties can make an appointment to view her encaustic paper sculptures. [Sculpture in photo by Michael Schultheis; painting on right by Philip Govedare]

Annual Orcas Island Artists Studio Tour. Visitors were able to view the encaustic paper sculptures and working studio of Kandis Susol and over 20 other premier Orcas Island Artists.

The Take Refuge exhibition at the Bellevue Art Museum group show included Kandis’ encaustic paper sculptures, and opened to accolades.

Kandis exhibited her art in Undercurrent with Hannah Alex-Glasser at Perry & Carlson Gallery in Mount Vernon, a beautiful space in the 1924 Brunet Building in historic downtown Mount Vernon.

Kandis’ encaustic sculptures from artist-made paper were part of the show Substrate—Underlying Currents at the San Juan Islands Museum, which also included artists Susan Singleton and Hannah Alex-Glasser. Watch the exhibit video.

Kandis’ art was featured alongside that of fellow artists Susan Singleton’s and Hannah Alex-Glasser’s work in a show titled Resonance at the 56th Anacortes Arts Festival, one of the largest and oldest arts festivals in the Northwest.

Tears for the World exhibit at the beautiful Perry & Carlson Gallery in Mt. Vernon, alongside artists Susan Singleton and Hannah Alex-Glasser.