Sing and Shout

watercolor on paper

35 x 26 in.

$5,500 USD

Alden Mason’s artwork spans an inspired range of styles and approaches. Because Mason never stopped exploring, his paintings evolved and shifted throughout his career. Perhaps best known for his oil paintings of a particular style that came to be known as “Burpees,” Mason nonetheless was prolific in acrylic on canvas, on paper, and in other media. Gestural and narrative, some of Mason’s work features loose, abstracted figures, often just outlines, foreground and background melding. Mason taught painting at the University of Washington for over 30 years, while maintaining his artistic practice, painting profusely, daily.

Framed to 40.5 x 30.5 inches.

Exhibitions

GROUP EXHIBITION | GO FIGURE

GROUP EXHIBITION | GO FIGURE

February 5 - 21, 2026

Welcoming Jacob Feige and kwonny to the gallery for the first time, alongside works by Alden Mason and George Rodriguez. Across the exhibition, color, pattern, and line intersect...

ART + CULTURE WEEK | WITH THE BIRDS

ART + CULTURE WEEK | WITH THE BIRDS

September 8 - 14, 2024

Celebrating the inaugural Art + Culture Week, soar into peak fall bird migration at Foster/White Gallery! Highlighting the connection between art and the natural world, we celebrate the...

THE ALDEN MASON FOUNDATION AWARD

THE ALDEN MASON FOUNDATION AWARD

May 2 - 25, 2024

The Alden Mason Foundation is pleased to announce the winners of the inaugural Alden Mason Grand Prize Award and two Special Recognition Awards recognizing Washington state artists in...

ALDEN MASON | THE LAST SHAMAN

ALDEN MASON | THE LAST SHAMAN

April 4 - 20, 2024

In anticipation of the Alden Mason Foundation Award ceremony and panel discussion in May, Foster/White Gallery is delighted to showcase the works of Alden Mason for the month...

ALDEN MASON | A TEACHER'S LEGACY

ALDEN MASON | A TEACHER'S LEGACY

July 1 - 24, 2021

On view now at Foster/White Gallery is a selection of work by students of Mason's during his 32 year tenure at the University of Washington. The works reflect...