On the first Thursday of every month, Seattleites flock to the streets of Pioneer Square for the city’s central and oldest art walk, which offers opportunities to stroll, sip on wine, and attend as many gallery openings as possible. But, in most cases, the shows are up for longer than just one night, and the historic neighborhood is a great place to check out art any day of the year. So, below, we’ve compiled the most promising exhibits that are having opening receptions on February 7—complete with a Google map at the bottom. You can also find more options on our First Thursday calendar, like the one-day Viaduct Art Show. For art in other neighborhoods, check out our complete visual art calendar.
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Anna Mlasowsky: Noon
At the beginning of January, glass artist Anna Mlasowsky began her residency-style solo exhibition that involves making crystals and inviting the public to help her in creating her beautiful glass objects. And in February, the German artist will be installing the fruits of her labor in the gallery. Taking the title of the show, Noon (the middle ground between night and day), as a jumping-off point, and also using natural materials like glass, water, and salt, Mlasowsky “probes into the opposites in hope to discover balance.” She is the first artist in the gallery’s women-focused 2019 season. JASMYNE KEIMIG
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