The Stranger Recommends The Impermanence of Life
The Stranger recommends “The Impermanence of Life,” gold and silver embroidery by Prince Tiao Nithakhong Somsanith of Laos, at ArtXchange Gallery.
Press Release: The Impermanence of Life
Opening Thursday, July 11th, ArtXchange Gallery presents The Impermanence of Life, the first Pacific Northwest exhibition of artwork by Prince Tiao Nithakhong Somsanith of Laos, and the first time his work has been for sale in the United States.
Laura Castellenos BODEGA Press
Some of our favorites from the press coverage of Laura Castellanos’ acclaimed BODEGA (Love Materials) exhibition! Crosscut | 6 Things to Do in Seattle There’s something a little dangerous vibrating in the work of Seattle visual artist Laura Castellanos. Lines and patterns repeated to the point of double vision, electric color against black backgrounds, cartoony…
Poetic Translations review in Real Change
From Lisa Edge for Real Change: ArtXchange gallery in Pioneer Square is an inviting space no matter whose work is displayed on its walls. The ambiance is akin to the living room of an aesthete who believes in the accessibility of art. The gallery serves as the perfect backdrop for a new show with the…
Real Change review of William Hernandez’s Poetic Translations
ArtXchange gallery in Pioneer Square is an inviting space no matter whose work is displayed on its walls. The ambiance is akin to the living room of an aesthete who believes in the accessibility of art. The gallery serves as the perfect backdrop for a new show with the central theme of connection.
Press Release | Between and Within: Jiyoung Chung, Gilchun Koh and Alan Lau
Opening First Thursday April 5, 5-8pm, ArtXchange Gallery presents Between and Within: A Tenuous Beauty. This exhibition by three artists (based in Rhode Island, South Korea and Seattle) explores the changing climate of nature’s textures from chaotic to serene, impacted by human development and the accelerating diminishment of natural resources. The complex choreography of the…
Press Release | My Shame by Humaira Abid
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE DATES: February 1 – March 31, 2018 Openings: First Thursday, Feb 1, 5-8pm and First Thursday, March 1, 5-8pm Artist Talk: Saturday, March 3, 1-3pm LOCATION: ArtXchange Gallery, 512 First Ave S, Seattle, WA 98104 HOURS: Tuesday – Saturday, 11 AM – 5:30 PM, First Thursdays until 8 PM PHONE: 206-839-0377 WEB…
Video | Visit Humaira Abid’s Studio on Art Zone
Seattle Channel’s Art Zone with Nancy Guppy takes an inside look at the studio and process of Humaira Abid.
Humaira Abid in Seattle Magazine
New Bellevue Arts Museum Exhibition Shows the Plight of Refugees By Brian Miller | From the Print Edition, Sept 2017 Image Credit: Hayley Young Refugees are the manifest theme of Searching for Home, giving the show a somber, topical punch. (The United Nations Refugee Agency estimates that there are now more than 65 million displaced persons…
International Examiner reviews Searching for Home
Abid’s ‘Searching for Home’ reveals the plight of refugee women and children Exhibition review of Humaira Abid’s Searching for Home (Bellevue Arts Museum) by Susan Kunimatsu for the International Examiner. The purpose of art is to communicate: to share the beauty of an object or place, to convey a feeling, to rally around a cause,…
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