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Bellevue Arts Fair starts Friday July 24 - see you there!
The Bellevue Arts Fair begins this Friday, and I’m excited to share a collection of brand-new work making its debut at the show. Many of these landscapes have never been exhibited before, and this will be your first opportunity to see them in person. As a special thank-you to fair visitors, everything in my booth will be 25% off throughout the event. If you've been considering adding a piece to your home or office, this is the best time to visit. Bellevue Arts Fair Booth Q-
Chris McNulty
Jul 202 min read


Now Showing: New Work at Beaumont Cellars in Woodinville
I'm honored to share that my photography is on exhibit all month at Beaumont Cellars in Woodinville, thanks to the wonderful folks at the Woodinville Arts Alliance. This show features some of my newest work — images shot this spring in and around Whidbey Island. There's something about the light out there in the early season: the fog rolling off the water, the quiet shorelines, the way the landscape seems to hold its breath before summer. I tried to capture a bit of that stil
Chris McNulty
Jun 101 min read


My First Time at the Bellevue Arts Fair
There are certain art festivals that quietly sit on a photographer’s horizon—events you hear about, visit as an attendee, and file away as a future milestone. For me, the Bellevue Arts Fair has long been one of those. In 2026, I’ll be exhibiting there for the first time, and it feels like a meaningful moment in the ongoing life of my work. This will also be my first appearance at the fair under Cascadia Oceanic , my landscape photography studio. Over the past year, the work
Chris McNulty
Apr 182 min read


Woodinville May Art Walk: New Work at Prohibition Cellars
One of the things I love most about spring in Woodinville is how naturally art, wine, and community come together. The May Art Walk is a perfect example of that—and this year, I’m excited to be sharing new photographic work at Prohibition Cellars . For this event, I’ll be showing a selection of recently completed images, including work that hasn’t been displayed publicly before. Seeing photographs online is one thing, but experiencing them in person—at scale, with texture a
Chris McNulty
Apr 182 min read
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