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Welcome to the Wenatchee Gallery!

Wenatchee Gallery is an art gallery located in Wenatchee, Washington. Founded in 1982, the gallery was brought under the umbrella of McDee's Art Center in May of 2004. It is owned and operated by John and Betsy McDarment who have owned McDee's Art Center, Inc. since it's inception over 20 years ago.

We welcome you to our online gallery! We showcase original art and prints for sale by selected artists from the North Central Washington area as well as National & Internationally acclaimed artists. Please explore our site to see the variety of artists and mediums we offer. Our artists are qualified, experienced professionals.

From a single limited edition priint to a custom painted original on canvas, it is available through our website. We invite you to brose through our gallery to meet the artist and to view their art. If you are in our area please stop by our gallery at 30 North Chelan Ave., Wenatchee Washington and say hello.

Should you have any questions or if we can assist you in any way please give us a call at 509.663.1887, 1.800.866.7117, or send an email to info@wenatcheegallery.com

Please bookmark us and visit regularly as we conintue to add new artists and artwork.

Featured Artist

munoz There is no mistaking the artwork of Rie Muñoz is colorful, carefree, unpretentious, full of life, and original - just life the Alaskans who are the subjects of so many of her watercolors.

Rie Muñoz, a Dutch American, has lived in Alaska since 1951. Muñoz's studio occupies the top floor of her small, two story house that is located high on a hill above Juneau, AK.

While Muñoz finds much to paint in and around Juneau, the majority of her materials comes from visists to far-flung corners of Alaska. She returns from trips to such remote locations as King Island, (where she taught school and St. Lawrence Island in the Bering Sea, with hundres of sketches that provide material for future paintings. Her aim is always to capture the village "the way it is today."

Of the 40 or so watercolors Munoz paints each year, the artist may select only a dozen or limited edition reproductions.

These offset lithographs are printed on acid free paper in low editions, and are individually signed by Muñoz