Holly Wong
Holly Wong's "Phoenix" is composed of drawings on pieces of mylar stitched together to form "the thing with feathers." More...
Jeffrey Cortland Jones
In his paintings Jeffrey Cortland Jones explores urban spaces and rural landscapes via abstraction. He exploits the way color seeps and refracts, its interaction with light, from within to the exterior of each work. More...
Origins: Northwest Abstract Art
"Origins" offers an insightful multi-tier recitation of 20th Century abstraction thanks to curator David Martin. More...
Lee Bontecou and Michelle Stuart
A dual show of small drawings by Lee Bontecou and rugged walls sculptures by Michelle Stuart only share having been made in the 1980s. Bontecou spins eyeballs and fantastic birds onto sheets of graph paper. Stuart combines pure painting with a direct response to place. More...
Karen Reimer
A repurposed fabric construction from an 2016 installation now becomes "Sea Change," essentially cool quilts end up anything but. More...
Mel Prest
Mel Prest’s “Color Unfolding” paintings of overlaid stripes initially look like precionist Op Art, but it's all hand done. It makes all the difference. More...
Alden Mason, "Unstoppable Joy"
Northwest abstractionist Alden Mason absorbed and expanded upon avant grade developments of both East and West Coasts. More...
David Wilson
In an art world advanced by technology and virtual reality, in “Sittings” David Wilson taps into the real world and immerses us in it. More...
Fair Use: What's Mine is Yours
The legal phrase “fair use” allows conditions for the creative re-use of copyrighted materials without permission. This show addresses that. More...
Roberta Harris
Roberta Harris applies blood-red paint to canvas with expressionistic brushstrokes that evoke emotional and physical pain. More...
"For All the World to See"
Decades before “Black Lives Matter,” civil rights leaders employed images and media to drive their cause, as shown by the selection here. More...
Alison Saar: Of Aether and Earthe
Alison Saar’s two-part exhibition, “Of Aether and Earthe” explores the energies of fire and air, the chthonic powers embedded in earth and water. Saar displays deep understanding of gender, race, and social and political oppression. More...
Jacques Garnier
Jacques Garnier has a passion for architecture, art history and poetry that shapes a series of striking black and white photographs. More...
Wade Guyton
Wade Guyton makes his paintings on the computer, culling newspaper images, textures, his own images ... and glitches. More...
