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RIVER STORIES
Woven Works by Kristie Strasen
Member and Invited Guests: June 7 at 6 pm
Public Opening: June 8 at 10 am
Closes: August 31
The Columbia Gorge Museum proudly presents RIVER STORIES, by artist Kristie Strasen. This powerful exhibition of handwoven tapestries opens June 7, 2025 in the Encircle Technology Community Gallery.
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Within these works, Strasen explores the profound impact of the rivers that shape the Columbia River, highlighting their ecological importance, cultural significance, and the ongoing struggle for conservation and Native sovereignty.
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Through abstract design and masterful weaving, RIVER STORIES brings attention to the power and fragility of these waterways.
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The exhibition challenges viewers to reflect on the rivers’ role in sustaining life, shaping landscapes, and preserving traditions that have endured for generations.
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RIVER STORIES is available for public viewing between June 8 and August 30, with an opening reception for members and special guests on June 7 at 6pm.
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Members and invited guests are encouraged to RSVP using the button below. For non-members, become a member and attend this exciting opening.
Kristie Strasen, Wild & Scenic Klickitat River Tapestry, 2025, Wool on linen warp, 30 x 35 inches