Visual Art Search
It’s Growing on Me
Starts June 6. Mon–Fri. Through June 28.Gallery
It’s Growing on Me: Klara Glosova shows the ceramic sculptures and digital photographs that are the product of her efforts to live in the moment. 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.
The Seattle Project
Mon–Sat. Through June 9.Gallery
The Seattle Project is R. Edward Jack's intimate portrait series of gay men.
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.
Our Fabric Stash
Tues–Sun. Through June 23.Gallery
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Our Fabric Stash, the latest Storefronts Seattle installation, is "calling all stash-aholics" to feed their stash-aholism at the new fabric consignment shop in the International District.
Free.
Matthew Dennison: Connectivity
Tues–Sun. Through June 2.Gallery
Matthew Dennison: Connectivity: Coded images and bricolage histories rendered in paint.
Free.
William Morris
Starts June 6. Tues–Sun. Through July 28.Gallery
William Morris: Sculptures of ritual vessels in glass and stone by the artist who was a glass celebrity. He went from being completely on fire to taking his earnings and chilling the fuck out, mostly retiring from the public eye. Smart one, that guy. Now he’s popping back up with pieces in the convenient price range of $85,000 to $350,000.
Free.
Easton Richmond and Mike Monaghan
Mon–Sun. Through May 27.Gallery
New work by local photographers Easton Richmond and Mike Monaghan.
Wes McClain and Kristin Tollefson
Through June 3.Gallery
Wes McClain and Kristin Tollefson: Wes McClain has been contributing work to BAC since 2006 when he was just a wee ninth grader. Kristin Tollefson makes smaller-scale sculptures (compared to her big public art pieces) in wood, metal, and fabric.
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.
(Un/Re) Attached
Wed–Sat. Through June 7.Gallery
(Un/Re) Attached: John Osgood and Miguel Edwards reveal their months-long collaborative investigation of the forces that separate and connect. By exchanging pieces back and forth between each other, they employ a variety of media and a cyclical concept and process.
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.
Work in Progress
Starts July 12. Wed–Fri. Through July 31.Gallery
Work in Progress: Brave John Osgood paints live in-studio, encouraging suggestions and participation from the audience. Free.
Cats and Dogs
Mon–Fri. Through May 31.Gallery
Cats and Dogs: Paintings, photographs, and mixed-media collages of man's best friend. And cats.
Free.
The Art of John Lennon
June 7–9.Gallery
The Art of John Lennon: A collection of artwork from Yoko Ono's late husband is on display for a totally sufficient three days. Free.
The Art of John Lennon
June 7–9.Gallery
The Art of John Lennon: A collection of artwork from Yoko Ono's late husband is on display for a totally sufficient three days. 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.
Like Water
Starts Aug. 8. Wed–Sun. Through Sept 8.Gallery
Like Water: Deny desiccation in this water-themed group show. Free.
Pastels and Felted Bowls
Through June 5.Gallery
Pastels and Felted Bowls: If you've been dismissive about felted woolen vessels in the past, Nieburgs's work may make you reconsider.
Free.
Values and Dreams as Expressed through Lines, Colors and Textures
Wed–Fri.Gallery
Vivid acrylic paintings by Ethiopian artist Kerima Ahmed. Free.
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