Exhibitions

GROUP EXHIBITION | ELEMENTS: AIR

GROUP EXHIBITION | ELEMENTS: AIR

MARCH 7 - 23, 2024

Foster/White Gallery presents the last installation of our Elements series: Elements: Air. The collection features new and existing works by gallery artists. Some interpretations are literal, while others rely on abstracted or symbolic representations of the element.

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JAMES MARTIN | TAMING THE SQUARE MUSHROOM

JAMES MARTIN | TAMING THE SQUARE MUSHROOM

FEBRUARY 1 - 24, 2024

Working primarily with gouache on brown paper, and sometimes additions such as ink, graphite, charcoal, or collage, James Martin’s figurative scenes are at first glance humorous, with a myriad of characters from parrots, fish, and monkeys to Shakespeare, Picasso, mermaids, and pilots. A closer read reveals how ingenious the artist is, often utilizing the most subtle visual word play, and veering headlong into topics that without his deft hand may feel weighty. Martin's exhibition Taming the Square Mushroom showcases the gallery's current collection, with over 100 works of art on display. 

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CODY COBB | SPECTRAL

CODY COBB | SPECTRAL

FEBRUARY 1 - 24, 2024

Cody Cobb’s striking photographs communicate the solitude of remote locations, places he seeks to immerse himself in untouched wilderness. The isolation allows him more sensitive observations of the external landscape and his internal experiences within it. Cobb's Spectral series was featured in the June 2023 volume of National Geographic Magazine.

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BRATSA BONIFACHO | NO SUGAR ADDED

BRATSA BONIFACHO | NO SUGAR ADDED

DECEMBER 7, 2023 - JANUARY 20, 2024

Bratsa Bonifacho’s paintings draw from the artist’s interest in language, classical music, and dynamic color, and more recently, from his interest in technology and cultural identity. Building off of his previously established visual language, Bonifacho's No Sugar Added series employs a simplified grid structures and code-like symbology that seem to embed messages on their colorful surfaces.

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GROUP EXHIBITION | SMALL WORKS

GROUP EXHIBITION | SMALL WORKS

DECEMBER 7, 2023 - JANUARY 20, 2024

Small Works will focus on small scale works, with the intention of making art more accessible to first time buyers and seasoned collectors alike. Drawing from existing and new pieces by gallery artists, there is something for everyone in this diverse collection of unique artworks. 

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STEPHANIE ROBISON | CALL AND RESPONSE

STEPHANIE ROBISON | CALL AND RESPONSE

NOVEMBER 2 - 25, 2023

Stephanie Robison’s Call and Response showcases the transformative nature of sculpture. Creating playfully unique shapes with the materials she uses, Robison’s works are continuously in conversation with one another.

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ROBERT MARCHESSAULT | AN EXCHANGE OF FORCES

ROBERT MARCHESSAULT | AN EXCHANGE OF FORCES

OCTOBER 5 - 21, 2023

Robert Marchessault's work continues to focus on responding to space, form and color in landscapes. Using the genre of landscape, Marchessault references an awareness and concern for our natural ecology. While his work showcases the beauty in the natural world, the stresses are equally evident.

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JULIE HIMEL | SECOND NATURE

JULIE HIMEL | SECOND NATURE

SEPTEMBER 7 - 23, 2023

Julie Himel's Second Nature series is about the natural environment and our current relationship to it. Using both real and imagined places for her inspiration, Himel creates pathways and landscapes that invite the viewer to step into her dreamlike environments. The paintings represent present and future, and presence and absence at once. It is a longing for connection and a call for symbiosis with the natural world around us. 

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WILL ROBINSON | FIGMENTS

WILL ROBINSON | FIGMENTS

SEPTEMBER 7 - 23, 2023

Will Robinson conveys an effortless elegance within his large-scale stone sculptures. Robinson's Figments looks to the natural world for its inspiration, capturing a myriad of subtleties such as the undulations of sails in the wind, the flukes of a whale, or the outline of a bird's wing in motion. Stones balance impossibly atop one another, emphasizing contrast between polished and raw stone. Each piece highlights the natural properties of the stones themselves. 

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TONY ANGELL | BIRD DAY

TONY ANGELL | BIRD DAY

SEPTEMBER 7 - 23, 2023

The second 2023 exhibition of Tony Angell, Bird Day, showcases the daily habits of 24 species of birds as they conduct their lives in habitats around the world. Angell's clayboard ink etchings are selected from his collaborative book, Bird Day: A Story of 24 Hours and 24 Avian Lives. The book is co-authored with ornithologist Mark E. Hauber and published by the University of Chicago Press. 

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MARK REDISKE | LANGUAGE OF GRAVITY

MARK REDISKE | LANGUAGE OF GRAVITY

AUGUST 3 - 26, 2023

For two decades, Mark Rediske created his sought-after color field paintings while laying the panel on a flat surface. In Language of Gravity, he experiments instead with painting upright on an easel. The resulting downward pull of the paint enhances Rediske's distillation of skyscape and atmosphere. Alternating between areas of transparency and opacity, the paintings convey the essence of vast expanses of space and light.

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SARAH WINKLER | EDGE OF THE WILD

SARAH WINKLER | EDGE OF THE WILD

JULY 6 - JULY 22, 2023

Inspired by the geology of the Cascade Mountain range, Sarah Winkler further explores landscape in terms of the distinct layers that she is known for. She depicts the overlapping, collage-like terrain as a textured rise in elevation, with lower and middle elevations covered in coniferous forests, waterfalls, and wildflowers, while higher altitudes evoke meadows, alpine lakes, and glaciers. Winkler mimics the process of erosion by applying paint onto wood panels, then sanding back through layer after layer. Oscillating between abstraction and figuration, she pays close attention to borders, boundaries, and edges. Viewers get a sense of the landscape adapting and transitioning, beckoning toward adventure and exploration. 

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