The Hub Gallery

The Hub Gallery is a community art gallery in the downstairs foyer of the Bayview Cash Store.

The Hub shows are curated by Goosefoot staff and typically feature thematic group shows, solo exhibits with emerging artists, or artists who are new to Whidbey Island.

If you are interested in showing your work, please contact [email protected] or (360) 321-4232

For public health and safety, art shows at the Hub Gallery are currently suspended.

“ART WITH A MESSAGE” Student Art Show 2020

We are saddened that the COVID-19 pandemic resulted in the cancellation of Goosefoot’s 5th annual high school student “Art with a Message” exhibit. In 2019, 80 students from all over Whidbey Island participated, filling the first and second floors of the Bayview Cash Store with powerful artwork in all media on topics such as violence against women, racial injustice, and the opioid crisis. It took us a while, but with some very determined teachers and students, we were able to put together a show virtually for this year. Goosefoot looks forward to bringing “Art with a Message” back to The HUB Gallery in 2021. The student works seen in this virtual gallery share a message that is important to participating students from South Whidbey and Coupeville High Schools. The themes of identity, independence, and a desire to care for our planet can be seen in the work produced by these talented local students.

  • Jordan Wu, "Ling Ling" - Colored pencils, and markers - Not For Sale - South Whidbey High School
  • Jordan Wu, "'Follow the Norms?'" - Colored pencil and markers - Not For Sale - South Whidbey High School
  • Lily Fisher, "Suffocation" - Watercolor, Acrylic Paint Pen - Not For Sale - South Whidbey High School
  • Lily Fisher, "thanks it's the trauma" - Acrylic - Not for sale - South Whidbey High School
  • Laila Gmerek, "Arvi" - Paper and sharpie - Not for sale - South Whidbey High School
  • Jade Rempa, "Untitled" - Not for Sale - South Whidbey High School
  • Natalie Rodriguez, "Gaea's Tears" - Watercolor - South Whidbey High School
  • Natalie Rodriguez, "Girl in Mask" - Watercolor - South Whidbey High School
  • Hayden Spencer, "Ought For Nought" - poem, graphite - $10 - South Whidbey High School
  • Edith Mereles, "Two Faces" - Paint - $15 25% to be donated
  • Coral Caveness, "Trapped and Reaching for Opportunity" - Canvas, crayola paint - $125. 25% Donated to Children’s Hospital. - Coupeville High School
  • Ayame Kamiya, "Future That You Want!" - Painting - $15, 25% to be donated. - Coupeville High School
  • Damien Cosne, "Untitled" - 25% to be donated to a veteran relief fund. - Coupeville High School
  • Liam Dolde "Quiet Lake" - Graphite Drawing - Not for Sale - South Whidbey High School - “The goal of this is to emit the feeling of peace and quiet that one experiences when on a walk in nature.”
  • Liam Dolde, "Riptide" - Drawing - Not for Sale - South Whidbey High School
  • Madelyn Smith, "Will This Go Away." - Pen and Ink - South Whidbey High School
  • Kwanrat Yongkiatkarn, "Keep your Devil Hand Away From Her" - Paint - $25, 25% to be donated - Coupeville High School
  • Zoey West, “World Against Corona” - Drawing - Unpriced - South Whidbey High School, Freshman
  • Dawson Houston, "America at War" - Frame and Cloth - $25, 25% donated to St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital - Coupeville High School - Text reads: “Give me liberty, or give me death”, “You are either with us, or against us”, “No guts, no glory”, “Praise the bridge that carried you over”, “War is hell”, “Speak softly and carry a big stick”, “If you find yourself in a fair fight, you didn’t plan your mission properly”, “I only regret that I have but one life to give for my country”, “Live for something, rather than die for nothing”, “Lead me, follow me, or get the hell out of my way”, “You can have peace, or you can have freedom, don’t ever count on having both at once”, “Whoever said the pen is mightier than the sword obviously never encountered automatic weapons”, “America without her soldiers, would be like God without his angels”.
  • Savana Allen, "Speak Your Truth" - Cardboard, paper mache, hot glue, paint, yarn, wire - $55. 25% to be donated to The Hub in Langley - Coupeville High School
  • Ezekiel Miller, "War Between Peace" - Mixed media - $74.99, 25% to be donated - Coupeville High School
  • Ilyshyanna Myles, "Dreams That Didn't Come True" - Mixed medium - $132, 25% donated to Coupeville School Foundation - Coupeville High School
  • Samantha Streitler, "Burning Alive" - Empty glue carton, paper, cardboard, hot glue, paper mache, wool, foam, paint, wood paint, fire, felt - $15, 25% donated to Koala Fund - Coupeville High School
  • Ella Bueler, "Fresh Air" - Cardboard, plastic, hot glue, moss - $150, 25% donated to WAIF - Coupeville High School
  • Ashleigh Battagli, "Waves Crashing Down" - Wooden acrylics - $150, 25% to be donated - Coupeville High School
  • Kylie Chernikoff, "Old Things Can Be Beautiful" - Records - $170, 25% to St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital - Coupeville High School