- 30+ new paintings by Adrien Converse
- Recycled plastic furniture and other items by Buddy Chapman, founder of Plasticreate
- Featuring text art by Phoenix Chicken
- Photography by NeverStill Studio
- Additional contributions by Erika Lamothe, Dann Warik, + more!
- Brief artist talk at 7:00
- With support from Regenerate Whatcom
Gather with creators, organizers, and other community members to experience new art, have conversation, and get connected.
June 4 at the Lookout Arts Quarry (located at 246 Old Highway 99 N, Bellingham, WA).
Open from 6pm to 9pm. Come and go as you please during the show.

What will be featured in this show
Art will be available for purchase, with 40% of proceeds supporting the Lookout Arts Quarry—an arts center, regenerative land project, and festival grounds in Alger, WA.
Light refreshments provided.

About PLASTIC ANGST
This art show is a culmination of Adrien Converse’s one-month artist residency project at the Lookout Arts Quarry, which began on May 3, 2026.
Adrien (that’s me) has created 56 art pieces on site using one of their favorite mediums—acrylic paint—which so happens to be plastics-based. These paintings explore Adrien’s grief over humanity’s relationship with plastics, as well as their hope for our ability to rise to the occasion and create something worthwhile out of it.
Adrien has invited local creators and organizers to showcase their work to build a community ecosystem that allows us to empower each other and create solutions to the challenges we are facing together.
Come experience this one-night show and get connected to other community members who are using their creativity to build thriving community ecosystems.
June 4, 6pm—9pm at the Lookout Arts Quarry

