Mary T. Enslow grew up in a number of places all over the Pacific Northwest--on the water, in the backwoods, and in wide-open deserts. In these environs, Enslow learned to appreciate the delicate details of the natural world.
Enslow then went on to earn a degree in sculpture from the University of Washington, where her focus was metal casting. For the next ten years her art involvement would be largely on the development side, creating opportunities for artists like her self to launch themselves. She co-founded Twilight Artist Collective (2005-2012), showcasing hundreds of up and coming artists. In 2014 she took over ownership of the Georgetown Trailer Park Mall where she currently runs an art gallery in a 1950 Spartan Royal Mansion Travel Trailer, showcasing 35 local artists. Their mission is to give creatives an affordable opportunity to test out their ideas in a supportive and eccentric marketplace.
In 2015, Enslow joined with Equinox Studios and opened Pugmill Society, an 8 member ceramic collective. This is where she "found [her] forever art home." Enslow's current work strives to capture the enduring power of the feminine.
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