“Artist June Sekiguchi creates strange, flowing shapes radiating symmetry” by Susan Platt for the International Examiner
View Sekiguchi’s solo exhibition “The Geometry of Resilience” here.
“The Creation Circle: Aboriginal Art and Time” review by Matthew Kangas in VAS Visual Art eNewsletter
Thank you to Visual Art Source for reviewing this show. Read more arts coverage at visualartsource.com.
“Tejiendo Historias | Weaving Stories” by Fulgencio Lazo
ArtX Contemporary is proud to present Tejiendo Historias | Weaving Stories, our second solo exhibition by Oaxacan-American artist Fulgencio Lazo.
Lauren Iida and Open Studio featured in Travel + Leisure
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…
Lauren Iida featured in The Phnom Penh Post
Lauren Iida discusses her art practice and Open Studio Cambodia, the artist collective she founded in 2018, with the Phnom Penh Post. Iida says that she really loves using hand-cut paper as her primary medium because the materials are not complicated or expensive and though it can be time consuming the process itself and the…
William Hernandez | Mural at the Portland Art Museum with IDEAL PDX
With fellow IDEAL PDX artists, William Hernandez creates a mural reflecting on the legacy of Mexican Modernism for the Portland Art Museum’s exhibition Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera, and Mexican Modernism.
Citizen’s Indefinite Leave article in the International Examiner
Thank you to writer Kiyomi Kishaba for a thoughtful review of Lauren Iida’s solo show, Citizen’s Indefinite Leave, in the Feb 2022 issue of the International Examiner. Read the full article here! “Iida’s main art form is hand-cut paper. Her previous piece Memory Net is a 30-foot long paper intricately cut to resemble a fish net that…
Jeremy G. Bell in Seattle Met
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.
Lauren Iida on Seattle Channel’s Art Zone
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.
Deborah Kapoor & Lauren Iida: Critics’ Choice
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.