“We are like the phoenix… Rising again, with a new life ahead of us.” ~ Pam Muñoz Ryan Thank you so much to Jonathan Wakuda Fischer (Wakuda Studio) for bringing this message of joy and hope to the gallery windows! As difficult as it was to board up our gallery windows during the COVID-19 crisis,…
During the Upstream Music Festival in Pioneer Square, ArtXchange Gallery features a new exhibition, Singularity Now, showcasing three Seattle-based painters with highly distinctive, graphic styles. Featuring Jonathan Wakuda Fischer, Jazz Brown and Gabriel Marquez.
ArtXchange artist Jonathan Wakuda Fischer will creating a series of outdoor panels for Hirabayahi Place, a building honoring civil rights activist Gordon Hirabayashi and the Japanese Americans struggles for justice. More information can be found on their website here, or in Alan Lau’s article for the International Examiner here.
In an innovative pairing of art and architecture, Seattle firm SkB Architects has hired artist Jonathan Wakuda Fischer as their first-ever resident muralist…
In summer 2013, Jonathan Wakuda Fischer debuted an original mural on the iconic KEXP building of Seattle. “While the design and logistical planning took weeks stretched over many months, the actual painting only required six days. There were a couple rainouts at the end of the Summer, of course. The color scheme was limited based…
Digital Superstitions by Jonathan Wakuda Fischer August 21st – September 29th at ArtXchange Gallery
Scared? Jonathan Wakuda Fischer’s Shape-Shifting Digital Superstitions by Jen Graves THE OLD PLUM AND THE NEW ROBOT Jonathan Wakuda Fischer’s homage to 16th-century painter Kano Sansetsu. In Digital Superstitions, his newest series, Seattle artist Jonathan Wakuda Fischer responds to the unexplainable with engineering. On one wall of ArtXchange Gallery, there are a handful of simple paintings….
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