Opening June 5, 2021, painter Jeremy G. Bell presents A Glimpse at Soul, his debut exhibition at ArtXchange Gallery. Best known for his complexly layered portraiture of contemporary Black subjects, Bell’s work challenges and reclaims the narrative of what it means to be a Black American.
When gallery artist Lauren Iida’s panel in the temporary art mural at Sound Transit’s Federal Way Extension Link was vandalized, she boldly confronted the racist act with the healing power of art.
Opening February 4, 2021, ArtXchange Gallery presents Tree of Life, featuring new work by Marcio Díaz and Chin Yuen.
June Sekiguchi shares words of encouragement and hope for getting through this historic moment on the Community Voices Series, a public art project hosted by the Future Ancient in collaboration with the Seattle Art Museum and Seattle Office of Arts. This series showcases local API artists’ and cultural workers’ perspectives on this time of unprecedented…
ArtXchange Gallery artist Lauren Iida on the PBS “American Portrait” national storytelling project
Thank you to The Stranger art critics for highlighting our dual exhibitions, “Due Belle Voci” by Deborah Kapoor and “32 Aspects of Daily Life” as part of the Seattle Deconstructed Art ! Check out their guide to the Seattle Deconstructed Art Fair.
As the circle of one year closes and the next one begins, ArtXchange Gallery presents a diverse selection of new works by gallery artists showcasing growth, change and experimentation.
ArtXchange Gallery presents The Pulse of Water, a new solo exhibition by June Sekiguchi opening First Thursday, October 3, 5-8pm.
Thanks Seattle Met Magazine for naming Chin Yuen and Alla Goniodsky in the 6 Art Shows to See in Seattle this August! Is the genre of abstract landscape painting able to escape its inherent oxymoron? Perhaps. If so, Alla Goniodsky belongs firmly within it. Likely you won’t be able to connect her paintings to specific…
Brightly patterned paintings by Canadian artist Chin Yuen reflect the cultures the artist has experienced in her global travels and moody oil paintings by Alla Goniodsky explore inner landscapes of emotion and memory.