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David Middlebrook's installations in San Jose
In a spirited celebration of interactive arts in lovely summer weather, the grounds in front of Montalvo's main facilities in the Phelan Mansion were the inauguration site of outdoor sculpture installations by Ann Weber, David Middlebrook and Ali Naschke-Messing on Friday, July 23, 2010. Click here to read more.
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Today At Foster/White
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Cara Barer at ArtSpace
"Altered Books" features art sculptures from nine artists dispersed throughout the United States and Canada. In addition to the exhibit, the Photographic Society of America collection will display vintage photographs in a secondary gallery. Click here to read the full article.
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Will Robinson opening Wind & Waves
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Celebrate Morris Graves 100th Birthday At the Kaplan Building
See James Martin's and more pay tribute to Morris Graves at the Kaplan Building August 5 - 28, 2010.
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David Middlebrook & Cameron Anne Mason At the Bellwether Artwalk 2010
Congratulations Cameron Anne Mason and David Middlebrook for their successful installations at the Bellevue Bellwether Artwalk 2010. Click here for more information about the installations and directions to the park.
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A Continuing Cultural Legacy Works by Alden Mason, Tony Angell & David Schwarz on view at the Wright Exhibition Space
This Spring, Safeco Insurance donated over 800 works of Northwest Art from their Safeco Art Collection to the Washington Art Consortium.
Click here to read the review by critic Regina Hackett.
A Continuing Cultural Legacy is an exhibition curated by Beth Sellars to serve as a tribute to Safeco Insurance's 35 years of collecting art that was created by the innovators of Northwest Art. Eighty-five artists are represented in the exhibition, spanning over 100 years from the late 1800s to today's contemporary artists. Many links that were formed between the generations of artist are visually presented in an attempt to suggest the historic framework of Northwest Art. Of primary focus is the considerable selection of excellent work included in the collection and the curatorial expertise demonstrated by the the Safeco Art Collection curators in their acquisitions.
Foster/White Gallery is proud to announce the inclusion of works by Alden Mason, Tony Angell, David Schwarz, and George Tsutakawa in the exhibition along side Northwest masters Mark Tobey, Kenneth Callahan, Helmi Juvonen and Morris Graves.
The Wright Exhibition Space
407 Dexter Avenue North, Seattle
Exhibition Dates: April 23 - June 25, 2010
Gallery Hours: Thursday & Friday 10am - 2 pm
Saturday May 22 & June 19: 10am - 2pm
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Andre Petterson's STITCH PRINT Seattle Times' fine art highlight of the week.
Click here to read the Seattle Time Guide for the art highlights of this week.
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Toby Smith & Andre Petterson in Seattle Weekly
Click here to read the full review of Toby Smith's work on exhibition at the gallery.
Click here to read the full review of Andre Petterson's work on view through June 26, 2010.
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| The Pier |
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Cara Barer 2nd Place Winner in
Women in Photography International's Juried Competition; A Decade of Images: 2000 - 2010
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Foster/White Gallery
Check out Foster/White Gallery on Facebook for exhibition updates and events!
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Elin Christopherson Hauberg Fellowship Residency at the Pilchuck School of glass
Congratulations to Elin Christopherson for being chosen as a 2010 Hauberg Fellow!
Named after Pilchuck co-founder John H. Hauberg (1916–2002) -- a philanthropist, art collector, and important patron of artists -- the Hauberg residency was established to encourage teamwork among a group of outstanding artists.
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Tony Angell Interview on King FM
Click here to listen to a full length interview of Tony Angell about his latest book, current work and life stories by King FM.
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Foster/White Call to Artists
Summer Outdoor Installation
Submission Deadline May 1, 2010
Foster/White Gallery seeks 6 - 9 artists for three outdoor sculpture exhibitions during the months of June through September. Each exhibition is six weeks long and allows for one day installation and one day de-installation. All work must be weatherproof, free standing, maximally 11 x 19 x 10.5 feet and minimally 6 x 3 x 3 feet (H x W x D)
Exhibition Dates
June 10 - July 27: installation June 9, de-installation July 28
July 14 - August 25: installation July 13, de-installation August 26
August 12 - September 21: installation August 11, de-installation September 22
Please send 6 - 12 images of current work, a detailed description of proposed sculpture, biography , and resume to the gallery via email, with subject line "Outdoor Sculpture Proposal" to seattle@fosterwhite.com or by mail 220 Third Avenue South, Seattle WA 98104.
Paper submissions will not be returned.
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Seattle Times Art Review: Alden Mason, 91, continues to delight and intrigue
"Part tickster, part shaman, part philosopher and total artist extraordinaire, 91-year-old Alden Mason continues turning out paintings that delight and intrigue."
Read the article in full by clicking here.
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Afternoon Tea With Alden Mason
Join us April 17, 2010 at 2 p.m. for tea.
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James Martin: Edmonds Beacon The mystery of 309 Main Street
Jim Martin keeps the shop windows filled at 309 Main but the store is
not open. Years go by and the interior of what many might consider the
most mysterious shop in Edmonds remains largely unchanged. Click here
to read full article.
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Alden Mason Endless Flirting on Paper
Be sure to stop by the gallery Saturday April 17, 2010 at 2 p.m. for tea with Alden Mason.
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Will Robinson, Seattle Times Sculptor Welcomes Yakima Controversy
By Pat Muir
Yakima Herald-Republic
YAKIMA — Will Robinson isn't normally so controversial.
In fact, the Bremerton-based artist who created a much-debated sculpture installed last month on Yakima's Front Street, was kind of surprised when he discovered the hubbub the piece kicked up.
Speaking Tuesday at the monthly Downtown Yakima Business Roundtable breakfast, Robinson said he didn't realize there was an issue at all until people pointed him to news stories late last year.
"It's not an offensive piece of art," he said of the coil-shaped, abstract granite sculpture.
He suspects some of the criticism may have been just a knee-jerk reaction among people who are opposed to the very concept of public art. But public art like his piece generally helps the aesthetic of an area, something communities need to consider if they court tourists as Yakima does, he said.
"If it's 'Anywhere, America,' if it's Jack in the Box and homogenized, why in the hell would anybody come back? ... You go to the places where it's interesting, where it's beautiful," Robinson said.
Read the full article here.
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Alden Mason at the Seattle Art Museum: located in the third floor galleries
November 6, 2010–August 21, 2011
This installation will take a focused look at Alden Mason's work in the SAM collection. The museum's holdings span almost the entire career of this important Northwest artist, now in his ninety-first year. The installation will explore Mason's varied career and how he continually reinvented himself over the decades. Viewers will come away with a new understanding of Alden Mason's importance and the continuing relevance of his painting. —Michael Darling, Jon & Mary Shirley Curator of Modern & Contemporary Art
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Manfred Lindenberger Group exhibition at Museum of Northwest Art
Works by Manfred Lindenberger, Windsor Utley, Mark Tobey and Kenneth Callahan are part of the group show, "Poses from the Permanent Collection," at the Museum of Northwest Art, LaConner WA 3/13/2010 - 6/13/2010. "Poses" features traditional portraits and abstract works from MONA's permanent collection.
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