Visual Art Search
Barbara Robertson: New Works
Starts June 6. Tues–Sat. Through June 29.Gallery
Barbara Robertson: New Works: Pieces on paper and in music access jazz compositions of the ’30s and ’40s.
Free.
Bill Baber & Stacie Chappell
Starts June 6. Tues–Sat. Through June 29.Gallery
Bill Baber & Stacie Chappell: Emotional paintings from Chappell and paintings, textiles, and wall sculptures from Baber. Free.
Bill Baber and Stacie Chappell
Starts June 6. Tues–Sat. Through June 29.Gallery
Bill Baber and Stacie Chappell present mixed media and paintings, respectively. Free.
Cass Nevada: The Secret Life of Birds
Wed–Sat. Through June 29.Gallery
The Secret Life of Birds: Paintings and mixed-media works from Cass Nevada.
Free.
Interior Landscape
Starts June 7. Tues–Sat. Through June 29.Gallery
Interior Landscape: Carol Inez Charney collapses painting and photography, using water and ice to make painterly manipulations of photographs. Free.
Jessica Dodge: Our Ordinary Lives
Wed–Sat. Through June 29.Gallery
Our Ordinary Lives: oil paintings on glass from Jessica Dodge. Free.
Mark Calderon
Starts May 23. Tues–Sat. Through June 29.Gallery
Mark Calderon: Some of his sculptures are more than 12 feet tall, but the ones in this show are his (much) smaller ones, of snakes and turtles and other creatures in bronze and lead, including a man bent over and appearing to give himself a very happy time.
Free.
New Work: Sally Ketcham
Starts June 6. Wed–Sat. Through June 29.Gallery
New Work: Sally Ketcham: Abstract paintings with an ecological bent.
Free.
Richard Taylor
Starts June 6. Tues–Sat. Through June 29.Gallery
Richard Taylor: colorful, sculptural paintings. Free.
Sarah Jones: Ghosts of a Girlhood
Wed–Sat. Through June 29.Gallery
Ghosts of a Girlhood: Mixed media from Sarah Jones. Free.
Sherry Markovitz
Starts May 23. Tues–Sat. Through June 29.Gallery
Sherry Markovitz: This artist has been living in Seattle and making art for decades, and at this very moment she’s up for a Stranger Genius Award.
Free.
Windows: Ray Schutte
Starts June 6. Wed–Sat. Through June 29.Gallery
Windows: Ray Schutte: Iterations of photographs of lichen on stone using commercial inkjet printing.
Free.
Alden Mason
Thurs–Sat. Through June 30.Gallery
Alden Mason is a retrospective of the recently departed local legend's work, curated by his former student Greg Kucera of Greg Kucera Gallery and Phen Huang of Foster/White. Free.
Nudes, Wine, and Conversation
June 6–30.Gallery
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Nudes, Wine, and Conversation: Selected works from a group that has been meeting for life-drawing sessions for the last twenty years. Free.
Setting Sail: Artists at Sea
June 7– July 1.Gallery
Setting Sail: Artists at Sea: A group show, in all kinds of métiers, all about the ocean. Free.
2nd Amendment: A Visual Dialogue
Starts June 7. Wed–Fri. Through July 3.Gallery
2nd Amendment: A Visual Dialogue: Gun collectors, gun rejectors, and those who fall in the middle plead their cases in art. Free.
Chromatic Fantasies
Starts May 21. Mon–Sat. Through July 3.Gallery
Chromatic Fantasies: Betsy Eby's paintings appear to be the result of stuffing handfuls of butterflies into a wood chipper. In a good way.
Free.
The Full Nathan
Starts June 13. Wed–Sun. Through July 7.Gallery
The Full Nathan: Nathan Vass takes his blog about driving a bus in Seattle into the gallery. Photos, writing, illustration, and film.
Free.
Native American Artwork in Seattle Public Utilities’ Collection
Mon–Fri. Through July 8.Gallery
Native American Artwork in Seattle Public Utilities’ Collection: A show of masks, combs, and prints by 14 artists. Free.
Whitewashed
Mon–Fri. Through July 19.Gallery
Whitewashed: acclaimed glass artist Joseph Gregory Rossano’s discomforting installation of old-growth pillars and sculptures of extinct species, all bathed in white paint.
Free.
I Need Nothing
Starts July 3. Mon–Fri. Through July 26.Gallery
I Need Nothing: Tom Hughes builds forts! And you can go inside them and read things and everything! Free.
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