ArtX Contemporary, located in Seattle’s Pioneer Square, is a space where art crosses borders — geographic, cultural, and conceptual. For thirty years, the gallery has championed artists who challenge dominant narratives, open conversations, and illuminate shared humanity through their work.Celebrating three decades of global art and cultural exchange, ArtX Contemporary presents 30 Years, 1000 Stories,…
ArtX Contemporary presents The Geometry of Resilience, a new solo exhibition by sculptor June Sekiguchi, inspired by the radiating, symmetrical forms of oceanic life and microorganisms. Sekiguchi’s mandala-like structures are created from humble materials, weaving together organic forms and meditative processes to explore the interplay between vulnerability and strength in an ever-changing world. Throughout the…
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ArtX Contemporary is proud to present Tejiendo Historias | Weaving Stories, our second solo exhibition by Oaxacan-American artist Fulgencio Lazo.
ArtXchange Gallery presents Elemental Gestures, featuring Caryn Friedlander and Alan Lau, two established Pacific Northwest artists who create dynamic abstractions through experimentation with brush and line.
Celebrate Día de los Muertos with Fulgencio Lazo and the Seattle Art Museum!
Join us Saturday, October 22nd from 2-5pm to learn how to fold an origami vulva.
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.
ArtXchange gallery is proud to present The Ancient Ones, a new series of paintings by Jeremy G. Bell. “I wanted to create a series that felt connected to time- to a greater and longer historical narrative. I was inspired by study drawings created by explorers, scientists and academics.” – Jeremy G. Bell
Excerpt: “Lauren Iida’s love affair with Cambodia began by accident. In 2008, the Japanese American artist was on her way to Bangkok when political unrest rerouted her flight to Phnom Penh. She immediately felt at home. Soon she began dividing her time between her hometown, Seattle, and various parts of the country — drawn in part, she…