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Friends honor the life of local artist with gallery of her work

Summary by Bainbridge Island Review
Earlier this year, local Bainbridge Island artist Amy Aspell reached out to Gallery at Grace inquiring about a one-woman show. After her unexpected passing in April, three of her friends, Peggi Erickson, Deborah Milton and Mary Ann Proctor, came together to honor her by curating the show on her behalf. The art gallery kicked off Aug. 14 and Aspell’s art will be on display through Aug. 30.

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Friends honor the life of local artist with gallery of her work

Earlier this year, local Bainbridge Island artist Amy Aspell reached out to Gallery at Grace inquiring about a one-woman show. After her unexpected passing in April, three of her friends, Peggi Erickson, Deborah Milton and Mary Ann Proctor, came together to honor her by curating the show on her behalf. The art gallery kicked off Aug. 14 and Aspell’s art will be on display through Aug. 30.

·Bainbridge Island, United States
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Bainbridge Island Review broke the news in Bainbridge Island, United States on Tuesday, August 18, 2026.
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