On View June 4-28, 2026
An exploration of art merging traditional Diné (Navajo) and Twana (Skokomish) methods with contemporary practices, rooted in familial relationships and cultural heritage.
Celebrating drawing as a primal and powerful mode of human expression, in and of itself, unrelated to its usefulness in preparatory studies for paintings and sculptures. Organized by Gallery 110 member Kathy Roseth alongside seminar members and instructor Geoff Flack.
Upcoming Exhibitions
Society is forging new paths for women in the art world, yet true progress demands we confront a long-standing ultimatum: career or family. This show celebrates artists who have refused to choose, who do everything to stay true to themselves, holding on to their art — weaving motherhood into their practice. Curated by Rebecca Woodhouse.
A celebration of love as the web of human connection, featuring portraits of family members and friends who have shaped the artist’s life. Ordinary love burns brighter in the awareness of death. “Life is short, fragile and precious, and love is the point.”
Recent Exhibitions
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