Casebeer
Casebeer writes snippets of overheard conversations on her arm with a Sharpie, later translating these into a compelling "Sentence Camera." More...
Diane Arbus
Long associated with images of striking unconventionality, even freakishness, times have caught up with Diane Arbus to replace shock with empathy. More...
Alexis Smith
Alexis Smith's deceptively casual and off-hand references to film and literature in collage hide a probing examination of a lost time. More...
John M. Miller / Eben Goff
John M. Miller continues to deliver potent perceptual variations within a set geometric formula. Eben Goff mixes visual cues in sculpture that is witty and rich in surprise. More...
Randy Twaddle
Electric transformer wires form the basis for Randy Twaddle's impressively varied range of drawings, tile works, textiles and assemblages. More...
Francine Seders: Silhouette
The longest standing private gallery in Seattle, Francine Seders, arrived from France knowing only that she did not want to be ordinary. More...
G. Ray Kerciu
First causing a splash in the deep south when he turned segregationist slogans on their aesthetic head, G. Ray Kerciu displays the qualities of a half-century career that followed. More...
Nancy Youdelman
Mixed media artist Nancy Youdelman uses mundane materials to create assemblages that are majestically feminine. More...
Christopher Badger
Christopher Badger’s "Lunar Mirrors" translates the mathematics of astronomy diagrammatic paintings and sculpture of the moon. More...
Soo Sunny Park
Soo Sunny Park uses Plexiglas cells spread out the a gallery like netting to manipulate light the way painters manipulate paint. More...
Deb Sokolow
"The Bodies in Mitchell's Cabin," set the tone of Deb Sokolow's current exhibition. The black cloths each cover what looks to be a small human figure. More...
