20 or try The work of Liang-yin Chen is included in a group show of “The Clay Maquette Show” (a small clay piece with a vision towards a larger scale sculpture) at Modern Glaze. Gallery hours are Tuesday – Saturday from 11am – 5:30pm. There will be an artist talk on Novemat 1pm. Each artist examines the visual and metaphorical parallels between the feminine body and landscape, and how both systems are impacted by society. 20 or go to In the main gallery space is a show of new work by ceramic and multi-media artist Hanako O’Leary and Ann Leda Shapiro entitled “Bodies of Land”. from 10am – 5:30pm or by appointment only. Jack Straw Gallery at 4261 Roosevelt Way NE in Seattle. A “Youth and Family Workshop” takes place on Saturday, Decemat 2pm. An “Artist Talk” takes place in person and streaming on Novemat 7pm. On view from October 28 – December 23,2022. Emergent Broadcast System, an improvised choral performance, installation, and speculative writing project gathering Houston and Seattle area collaborators, focuses on the unit of breath in relation to ecological change and community wisdom and survival. “Breathing in a Time of Disaster” by Ching-In Chen and Cassie Mira. The show remains on view at Davidson Galleries through November 26, 2022. Her work depicts vignettes from her life, a diary of moments caught in a day. She graduated from Cambridge and had a government scholarship to study woodblock printing in Japan and received her MA in printmaking at the Royal College of Art. “Right Here, Right Now: Stories From These Times” is a show of prints by Wuon-Gean Ho, a London-based printmaker who also makes books and animation. Rinehart Gallery where she will have a solo show in 2023 as well as Gallery 4 Culture. It’s located just past the former CID Starbucks just before one crosses the street over to the Pioneer Square side. Seattle artist Junko Yamamoto has a display of her unique hanging fabric sculptures in a public display case now at the 505 Union Station Building. You can also join the reception virtually at y/gallery. There will be a reception and live performance on Friday, Novemfrom 3 -4pm. and 8am – 2pm on Fridays and 1 – 5pm on the weekends. The artist notes that “ this exhibit is a site-responsive, time-based, multimedia installation exploring the confluence between emotional play and mindful observation and it also examines gender representation and challenges the expectations placed upon Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders.” 20000 68 th Ave. The exhibition surveys the artist’s home life while sheltering in place during the pandemic. Įdmonds College instructor ad multi-media artist Minh Carrico has an exhibition of his recent work entitled “Double Take” on view now through Decemon the third floor of Lynnwood Hall at Edmonds College. 20211 Vashon Highway SW, Vashon Island, WA. On view at Vy Biel Gallery at The Country Store and Farm through November,2022. With a few facts and imagination, she explores the live of separated relatives and the grandfather she never knew. Hours are 9am – 5pm, M-F.Īrtist Miya Sukune has a show entitled “How to Be Whole” in which she explores the fragmented histories and absences that have created the immigrant’s family story. This multi-media installation is composed of colorful, etched window film paired with video projection and will provide viewers with a unique experience depending on the time of day. “Cube Chapel” by Bellevue-based artist Soo Hong will be on view through January,2023. JW Architects in the CIA continues to dedicate a large section of their office to serve as a rotating art installation space, featuring the work of local artists. Hedreen Gallery at Seattle University’s Lee Center for the Arts is located at 901 – 12 th Avenue on campus. concentration camps during WWII using scraps of kimono fabric. Tamaribuchi’s work is inspired by Japanese American camouflage workers in U.S. Artist’s talk on Friday, Octoat 4pm and opening celebration from 5 – 8pm. “Both Sides Now: Stories of Immigration and Cultural Belonging” is a group show featuring artists Tara Tamaribuchi, Rodrigo Valenzuela and Samantha Wall and is curated by Arielle Simmons.
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