Lacie Abell
About The Artist
Nora Lacie (Magnuson) Abell was born in Bishop, California, and raised in Sheep Ranch, a tiny ghost town in the Sierra Nevada. Abell makes a quiet home on the Colville Confederated Tribes’ reservation, near Inchelium, Washington, and relies on the “sacred landscapes” of fresh waters, tall mountains, abundant trees and wildlife of the West as inspiration for her poetic pastel landscapes.
Whiteley Scholar
A Whiteley Scholar at the Friday Harbor Laboratories, (University of Washington) residency, March 2010.
Selected Exhibitions
NPS International Invitational 2010, American Art Gallery, Tacoma, WA, Dec. 2010
“Landscapes of the West” Gold Mountains
Gallery, Republic, WA, July 2010
“Thicker Than Water” Gold Mountains Gallery, Republic, Wa. June 2009
“The Colorful West” Gold Mountains Gallery, Republic, Wa. June 2008
“Jewels of the Reservation” (watercolors) Country Faire Gallery, Colville, Wa. 2007
Public Spaces
Northeast Washington Arts Council, Colville, WA. Dec. 2010
Courthouse Café, Colville, Wa. 2007-2008
Studio 395, Kettle Falls, Wa. 2009
Education
LaConner Art Workshops
Advanced Pastel Plein Air Painting, Richard McKinley, LaConner, WA 2010
Kitty Wallis, Color Theory and Practice, LaConner, WA.
2009
Teresa Saia, “Romancing The Skies”, LaConner, WA.
2009
Extreme Plein Air Painting with Richard McKinley Leavenworth, WA. 2007
Extreme Plein Air Painting II, Richard McKinley, Bozeman, Mt.
2008
ArtInTheMountains Workshops
Advanced Pastel Painting, Richard McKinley, Bend, Or. 2009
Represented By
NEWAArts, Colville, WA 99114

