ArtXchange Gallery presents Bodies of Land, a dual exhibition featuring Ann Leda Shapiro and Hanako O’Leary, two artists known for bold feminist perspectives in their artwork. Drawing parallels between the body and landscape, this exhibition highlights how both ecosystems are impacted by society through explorations of feminine power, environmental exploitation, and global mythology.
Thanks Seattle Met for this timely preview of Jeremy Bell’s solo exhibition! Check it out to read Bell’s thoughts on his mixed-media painting, Tick Tock.
March 5th – April 25th, 2020 ArtXchange Gallery is proud to present Sense Us 2020, a juried group exhibition celebrating the rich contributions that immigrants and their descendants have made to the Pacific Northwest and our artistic community. This exhibition will coincide with the United States Census activities in April 2020, which is mobilizing advocates around the…
March 5th – April 25th, 2020 Martha Shade’s newest body of work, Fracking Weld County, is a contemplation on industrial greed, climate change and environmental justice, seen through the personal lens of Weld County, CO. Referencing the design aesthetic of contemporary Afghan war rugs, with their vivid pictorial scenes and border decorations with images of the machines…
Join us at ArtXchange gallery on Saturday, January 25th from 1-3 pm for a live Butoh performance by Seattle-based dancers Kaoru Okumura and Vanessa Skantze, with music by Nital Etch. This intimate performance celebrating the eternal cycles of regeneration and rebirth is presented in collaboration with exhibiting artist Yuko Ishii, inspired by Ishii’s newest series, Healing Magick….
Please join us on Saturday, October 26th from 1-3pm for an artist talk and walk-through of The Pulse of Water with June Sekiguchi
ArtXchange Gallery is currently accepting submissions for an October/November group exhibition exploring the perpetuation of one’s cultural heritage in today’s globalized, post-modern society. How do artists express the intersecting elements of their identity, from DNA to familial tradition to contemporary daily life? How do individuals who are immigrants and/or diasporic children claim and preserve their…
Matsuba – Giant Cut Paper (2012) 20’ x 6’3” Hand-cut paper $800 The natural world and serendipitous circumstances come into play for Matsuba (pine needles in Japanese). A giant roll of paper was given to the artist when she was working on a project of hand knotted twine that mimicked pine needles. She used that…
ArtXchange Gallery is proud to announce that we are a 2016 Friends of Folklife Program Partner! ArtXchange Gallery is an intercultural art space that brings the community together to experience artwork, learn, and be inspired by diverse local and international artists. Northwest Folklife, well known for the annual Northwest Folklife Festival every summer, creates opportunities…
The Namaste Story and how it led ArtXchange Gallery Director Cora Edmonds to found the non-profit Namaste Children’s Fund has always been part of the foundation of ArtXchange’s charitable endeavors. A portion of the proceeds from Cora Edmonds’ photography is donated annually to NCF to support various projects. In 2010, NCF was able to build…
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