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Oregon representation

As a Pacific Northwest sculptor, I’m delighted to add Oregon to the places where my sculptures can be found. Starting in November 2022, my work will be included in the Imogen Gallery in Astoria, Oregon.

If you’re visiting the Oregon coast, this gallery is well worth a stop. Don’t wait until summer. Trips to the coast can feed the soul any time of year.

A Special Exhibition

Four of my sculptures will be featured in the Blanchard Mountain Rendezvous Exhibition at the Canopy Gallery in Bow, WA. The exhibit will be open to the public from October 15 through 23. This is an opportunity to see a very unique scenic getaway as well as to buy fine art.

Curator, Chloe Dye Sherpe, has brought together 7 artists from Seattle to Bellingham that encompass a wide diversity of work; each touching upon a “sense of place.”

Click here for more information.

Canopy Gallery

The Birds

It’s time for the annual February exhibition of bird art at Smith & Vallee Gallery.
The show runs from February 4-27, 2022.

If you aren’t able to get there in person, all the art is available for purchase online.
Visit the Smith & Vallee Gallery website for more information, including hours and driving directions.

Here is one of my sculptures on the postcard advertising the exhibition.

Marceil DeLacy‘An Owl in the Forest‘, Juniper, 11.5″ x 7″ x 5.5″

BIMA Online Auction 2021

My sculpture called “The Woods are Watching” will be available for bid & buy at the annual auction of the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art, September 22 – 26, 2021.

bear head looking out of cave

If you can’t get there in person, no worries, the auction is being held online. That means you can participate from wherever you happen to be. If you win the bid, the item will be shipped to you. This is a great way to add a beautiful piece of art to your collection while supporting a top quality museum.

The auction catalog is now available to preview.
Bidding for the general public begins on September 22nd at 10am and ends September 26 at 5pm.

NEW MARCEIL DELACY SCULPTURE SHOW IN APRIL

April 2-25 at Smith and Vallee Gallery in Edison, WA. Seventeen new sculptures by Marceil DeLacy to be exhibited and sold.

Treat yourself to a drive through the beautiful Skagit Valley where one of the best fine art galleries in WA is located in the historical artist enclave of Edison. 

The artist will be present for a Meet and Greet on Saturday April 3rd from noon to 3pm.

Birdland Fine Art Exhibition in February

My work is again represented in the annual bird art exhibition at Smith and Vallee Gallery. Check out the show online or visit the Gallery in Edison, WA, from February 5 to 28, 2021.

My sculpture of a cormorant, carved from the root of a redwood tree, is shown there for the first time.

a cormorant sitting on a base of redwood
Solitary Cormorant

BIMA Auction Success

The sale of the sculpture I donated to the auction for the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art made a significant contribution to the great success of that event. Thanks to all those who participated, the auction met BIMA’s fund-raising goal.

Splash! 2020

In support of the Seattle Aquarium, I donated my Octopus II sculpture to their fund-raising auction: Splash! 2020.
Thanks to competitive bidding it was one of the highest money-raising items in the auction.

1 large and 1 small octopus on a rock of coolibah wood
Octopus II

Auctions are a great way to support important local causes.
Next up: Bainbridge Island Museum of Art: October 1-11

Additional gallery representation

Starting July 2020, The Art Spirit Gallery in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, is exhibiting a selection of my sculptures for sale.

This excellent gallery is worth a visit, but if you can’t get there in person, everything is available to see and buy through the gallery’s website:


https://www.theartspiritgallery.com/artist/Marceil_DeLacy/works/

For immediate release

The prestigious, trailblazing  Bainbridge Island Museum of Art  is adding two sculptures by Marceil DeLacy to its permanent Collection. 
These two works by Marceil DeLacy will be in the permanent collection.

wood sculpture of a cloth covering a box
The Secret
a pillow on a platform encircled by the words of a Spanish poem by Calderon de la Barca about life being a dream
Life is a Dream