Tuesday, January 29, 2008

Seattle - January Exhibitions


January is nearly over, but you still have time to see a few wonderful exhibitions in Seattle. Here're a few shows you should make an effort to see.



Pacini Lubel Gallery
Mike Moran artwork, on display until February 2nd



Pacini Lubel Gallery
Mike Moran artwork, on display until February 2nd






Greg Kucera Gallery
Katy Stone, Edge of a World, 2007
Etched and lacquered steel, 132 x 174 x 15 inches
On display until February 9th




Greg Kucera Gallery
Darren Waterston artworks, installation view of main room
On display until February 9th







Catherine Person Gallery
Nola Avienne, Negative Traces, each drawing 20.5"sq, 2007
On display until February 9th




Nola Avienne, Negative Traces being created
Electronic device at Catherine Person Gallery




Catherine Person Gallery
Colleen Hayward, untitled encaustic
On display until February 9th







Davidson Contemporary
Artwork by Liza vonRosenstiel
On display until February 2nd




Davidson Contemporary
Artwork by David C. Cargo
From group exhibition "Personal Narratives"
On display until February 2nd







Reis Niemi with artwork at Punch Gallery
On display until February 3rd




Reis Niemi artwork at Punch Gallery
On display until February 3rd







James Harris Gallery
Adam Sorensen, Monuments, 2007, Oil on panel, 54" x 46"
On display until February 9th





James Harris Gallery
Adam Sorensen, Monuments, 2007, Oil on panel, 54" x 46"
On display until February 9th







Grover / Thurston Gallery
Judith Kindler artworks on display until February 2nd.




Grover / Thurston Gallery
Judith Kindler artworks on display until February 2nd.


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When possible we'll be adding other Seattle exhibitions. Look for at least one posting each month featuring some of our favorite shows. If you hear about interested exhibitions please let us know.

Dan Fear
http://art-collecting.com

Friday, January 25, 2008

Top Seattle Galleries

Here's a partial list of Seattle galleries. The galleries were selected primarily because they are established and or recognized by many as top galleries. For a full listing of Seattle galleries please see our Seattle Gallery Guide.

Belltown / South Lake Union
McLeod Residence
Patricia Cameron Fine Art (SLU)
Pitcairn Scott Gallery
Roq la Rue Gallery
Viveza Gallery
Winston Wachter Fine Art (SLU)
Woodside/Braseth Gallery (SLU)

Downtown / Pike Place Market / First Avenue
Benham Gallery
Carolyn Staley Fine Japanese Prints
Foster/White Gallery in Rainer Square
Friesen Gallery
Gallery Mack
The Legacy Ltd.
Lisa Harris Gallery
Patricia Rovzar Gallery
William Traver Gallery

Pioneer Square Area / East Edge
Davidson Galleries
Flury & Company Gallery
Gallery 110
Gallery IMA
Grover/Thurston Gallery
Howard House Contemporary Art
Linda Hodges Gallery
Pacini Lubel Gallery
Stonington Gallery
Wall Space

East Edge
Catherine Person Gallery
Davidson Contemporary
Foster/White Gallery
Garde Rail Gallery
G. Gibson Gallery
Greg Kucera Gallery
James Harris Gallery
Platform Gallery
Punch Gallery
Soil Art Gallery

Other Seattle Locations
Ballard Fetherston Gallery
Francine Seders Gallery
Lawrimore Project
Sev Shoon Arts Center
Western Bridge


For a full listing of Seattle galleries please see our
Seattle Gallery Guide.

Art-Seattle Welcome Message

Welcome to "Art-Seattle" a blog about art in Seattle, Washington.
It will cover news related to fine art in and around the Seattle area. Our goal is to present local art news, exhibition information and to show some of the artworks being exhibited.

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