Campus Art
From art shows in Cascadia's sunlit gallery to public art thoughout our hallways and dotting campus pathways, there is plenty to catch your eye.
Community support is vital for enhancing arts education at Cascadia and provides the opportunity for these special artists and their art to be celebrated. Please consider supporting the Cascadia College Mobius Hall Art Gallery today!
Mobius Art Gallery
Exhibition
Stephanie Krimmel — Sense of Place
October 6, 2025 to December 4, 2025
Stephanie Krimmel's Sense of Place invites you to experience abstract "place-portraits" created by exploring physical spaces and landscapes through lenses of emotion and collective experiences. Using mark-making, writing, photography and digital painting, Krimmel produces installations that play with the concepts of time, scale and human experience. The exhibit features selections from a body of work that chronicles her personal life, creating a self-portrait. The exhibit also features a large work titled Sammamish River, a collaboration with Bothell-area community members in that pays homage to our waterway.
Krimmel lives and works in Seattle, where she is a member of Shift Gallery. When not making art, she can be found skiing or hiking in the Cascades with her family or coaxing life out of her backyard garden plot.
Reception
Please join us for an artist reception Wednesday, October 15, 2025, from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM.
Hours
| Day | Hours |
|---|---|
| Monday to Thursday | 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM |
| Friday and Sunday | Closed |
Location
The Gallery is located on the first floor of CC3, Global and Learning Arts Building, to the right of the lobby.