Introducing our Board Members

Anny Sears is the chair of Washington County Art Alliance

Randy Marsh is the Treasurer of Washington County Art Alliance. He has displayed his paintings at several Open Studios tours as well as at Oregon Society of Artists in Portland. Randy is new to the art world.

Barbara Mason is the secretary of Washington County Art Alliance and is also an artist and educator. Teaching art to kids has been a longtime endeavor.

She bought a little house in Hillsboro Oregon on Golden Road in 2018. Several artists have joined Golden Road Arts and lots of artwork is happening in the studio. The website https://goldenroadarts.org/ will take you to more information about the non-profit and the artists’ work.

Sharon Dunham joined the board of the Washington County Art Alliance in 2021. Currently she assists with the Mentorship Program and general communications. She is a glass artist who exhibits her fused glass work at Washington County Open Studios and at a local nonprofit teaching gallery, as well as teaching stained glass at a local senior center.

Jennifer Price is the newest board member and she handles grant writing and sponsorships.

Chris Goldthorpe is the webmaster of Washington County Art Alliance. He has displayed his photography at several Open Studios tours as well as at solo exhibits in Washington County.

Natasha Kobbe’s art is inspired by mother nature and her persistent studies of subject matter that interest her. She’s also an animal lover and owns a hobby chicken farm in Hillsboro and because she cares for her pasture raised chickens so well, she is rewarded with tasty eggs! Natasha’s heart for art, her strive to always do her best and give her all makes her a wonderful addition to the WCAA Board of Directors!

Sam Combs has enjoyed being creative since childhood but did not truly embrace her inner artist until 2015, experimenting with watercolor. Sam painted mostly for her enjoyment and escape from the medical field for a few years, learning via social media tutorials and lessons.
Summer of 2023 was transformational as Sam found the expressive instant beauty of soft pastels and began to feel the call of pursuing art as a career and what that means.