The current exhibition at the Seattle Art Museum, “Victorian Radicals: From the Pre-Raphaelites to the Arts and Crafts Movement,” features 150 works, including paintings, drawings,...
Mary Randlett produced iconic, black-and-white portraits of the leading lights of the Northwest cultural scene, including painters Mark Tobey and Morris Graves and writers Theodore...
Over half a century, in a daily studio practice, Robert C. Jones patiently pursued a lush, poetic vision built up with layers of loose, lyrical...
Theresa Papanikolas, who starts in her new role in January, is only SAM’s second curator of American art.
Labor-intensive, visually compelling works by the Bahamian artist seem to challenge outworn heroes and cultural assumptions of the Western canon, yet some of Strachan’s simplest...
In “slipstream,” an exhibition of Mary Ann Peters’ works at the James Harris Gallery, this longtime presence on the Seattle art scene turns her energetic...
Robert C. Jones and Cable Griffith both offer works with an optimistic outlook at G. Gibson Gallery.
Zhi Lin’s “In Search of the Lost History of Chinese Migrants and the Transcontinental Railroad” employs artistic innovation to tell a story.
The 29 artists selected by Seattle Art Museum curator Catharina Manchanda for the Bellingham National present media as diverse as photography, video, audio and sculpture...
The Seattle gallery’s show “Color and Pattern” is a big departure from other, realism-dominated shows from Allen’s trove of artworks. You’ll see masters of the...
