Press Release | Precision and Freedom by Donald Cole
ArtXchange Gallery is honored to present, Precision and Freedom, a survey exhibition spanning the six-decade career of painter Donald Cole.
ArtXchange Gallery is honored to present, Precision and Freedom, a survey exhibition spanning the six-decade career of painter Donald Cole.
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.
Please join us at the gallery on Saturday, November 14th, from 12-4pm for an open house with artist Joan Wortis to experience her new solo exhibition, Luminous Rhythms. Capacity will be limited to no more than 6 guests at one time; if you’d like to ensure a specific time for you visit, please contact us…
In Luminous Rhythms, opening November 5, 2020 at ArtXchange Gallery, Vashon Island-based print artist Joan Wortis combines line, light, and visual rhythm to create ethereal monotype collages. Wortis guides delicate sheets of translucent paper through her printing press with a variety of experimental materials and inks, creating unique textures and linear surfaces. She then layers…
Opening September 3, 2020, quieter days, by painter and poet Alan Lau, showcases a master artist’s reflections on solitude and remembrance. This new series of abstract paintings on paper weaves ink, paint, and pastel into layered, rhythmic patterns. Like a jazz musician, Lau’s compositions are often impromptu dances with a brush. These elegant abstractions are…
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
By Alan Lau, 2020 Most of the studios I have inhabited in this city have been “glorified closets” that fit my dwindling pocket book more than being ideal choices. And I’ve moved whenever the rent tripled or before the impending doom of a wrecking ball cleared the block for more condos or new, skinny townhouses….
Opening September 3, 2020, quieter days, by painter and poet Alan Lau, showcases a master artist’s reflections on solitude and remembrance. This new series of abstract paintings on paper weaves ink, paint, and pastel into layered, rhythmic patterns. Like a jazz musician, Lau’s compositions are often impromptu dances with a brush. These elegant abstractions are…