Frye Art Museum
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Bubbles in Oil Paint
A close look at a detail in a Gabriel von Max painting at the Frye.
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A Show at the Frye Art Museum That Resonates in an Unintentional Way
Disco balls, closed-circuit cameras, and colored lighting doesn’t distract from the ongoing labor issues at the museum.
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Using Colored Pencils to Transcend the Digital
Gretchen Frances Bennett’s drawings of YouTube and Instagram phenomena.
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Black Female Bodies Like You Rarely See Them
The mundane human forms in Tschabalala Self’s show at Frye Art Museum.
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Cherdonna Performs at the Frye Every Day for Three Months Straight
She will be joined by her new dance troupe, DONNA, and the installation includes a giant vagina they will each be birthed from daily.
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Finding Solace from the Horribleness of the World in Group Therapy at the Frye
It’s not only a free art show. It’s also a free “clinic” for the community.
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Look Into This Jaguar’s Eyes
Artist Juventino Aranda sees the spiritual in mass-produced objects.
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What Looking at Landscapes Can Do to You
A review of Towards Impressionism: Landscape Painting from Corot to Monet at the Frye.
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In One Gray Hair, Alison Marks Explores the Tensions Between Tradition and Innovation
The contemporary Tlingit artist reaches all the way to space in her first solo exhibition.
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The Indigenous Family That Found Refuge in an Old Seattle Gay Bar
Multidisciplinary artist Storme Webber weaves a history of queer outsiders in underground Seattle.
