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GALLERY EVENTS

An Ode to the Extended Season

Volcano Season

When the lifts stop spinning and most hang up their skis, a new adventure begins. Volcano Season is a celebration of Washington’s towering giants—five sleeping volcanoes that come alive for those willing to climb higher and chase the fleeting perfection of spring corn snow. Join us at the Scott Rinckenberger Gallery for the spring show—a visual journey through this wild, sacred second season—where every descent is earned, and every summit reveals another layer of beauty.

Ski Season Isn’t Over. Discover the wild truth of

Volcano Season

Think winter ends in April? Think again. Follow Scott Rinckenberger deep into the Cascades where ski season stretches into summer and the mountains get steeper, bigger, and more alive. Join us for the opening of Volcano Season, a striking new collection that captures the raw beauty and fleeting magic of spring ski mountaineering in Washington’s volcanic peaks. The show kicks off with an opening night party on May 9th, from 5–9pm at the gallery—come raise a glass, meet the artist, and immerse yourself in the wild spirit of the season. The volcanoes are waiting—see what it takes to meet them.

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UPCOMING EVENTS

SUMMER SHOW - JULY 13, 2025

The snow doesn’t melt. It transforms. Volcano Season is Scott Rinckenberger’s newest collection, documenting the haunting beauty and sheer scale of spring skiing on the Pacific Northwest’s volcanic giants. Experience the premiere on July 13th from 5–9pm at the gallery—an opening night celebration of mountains, motion, and moments few ever witness.

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FALL SHOW - OCTOBER 13, 2025

Celebrate the arrival of Volcano Season, a powerful new body of work from Scott Rinckenberger exploring the wild, snow-covered volcanoes of the Pacific Northwest. Join us for the opening night on May 9th, 5–9pm, and experience this stunning collection in person. Mingle with the artist, enjoy light refreshments, and take in the work that captures a rarely seen side of spring in the mountains.

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