Fine art gallery exhibiting paintings, prints, photography and sculpture
KAREN KOSOGLAD - Finding the Moment
&
KATHRYN ALTUS - Water Work
August 6 - 29 , 2026
Artists' Reception: First Thursday, August 6, 6-8 PM
Artist Meet & Greet: Saturday, August 15 at 2 pm
The August exhibition pairs recent works by Seattle area artists Karen Kosoglad and Kathryn Altus, uniting intimate figuration with the expansive presence of water. Kosoglad’s paintings explore quiet, gestural moments with contemplative female figures, while Altus’ work centers on the shifting, elemental force of water in the Pacific Northwest—its horizons, currents, and dissolving boundaries. Together, the exhibition moves between body and landscape, tracing a shared sense of rhythm, reflection, and beauty.
Upcoming Exhibition
DAPHNE MINKOFF
Edges of Unmaking
September 3 - 26, 2026
Artist’s Reception: First Thursday, September 3, 6-8 PM
Artist Talk: Saturday, September 12 at 2 pm
In Edges of Unmaking, Daphne Minkoff explores the ways memory accumulates within the built environment. Her mixed-media paintings examine urban landscapes in transition, tracing what remains after places begin to disappear. Drawing inspiration from boarded-up houses, aging storefronts, overlooked structures, and abandoned automobiles, the work reflects on the transformation of place and the quiet histories embedded within it. Many of the buildings depicted have already vanished, replaced by contemporary mixed-use developments and condominiums. Their absence raises broader questions about memory, identity, and what is lost when familiar spaces quietly disappear from the urban fabric.
Minkoff will give an Artist Talk about her work at the gallery on Saturday, September 12 at 2 PM.
Previous Exhibition
Wendy Orville
Faraway, Nearby
July 2 - August 1, 2026
Artist Reception: First Thursday, July 2, 5-8 PM
Artist Talk: Saturday, July 11 at 2 pm
In Faraway, Nearby, Wendy Orville presents a series of black & white monotypes that reflect the quiet power and layered emotional resonance of the Pacific Northwest landscape. Working with a restrained visual language, her prints distill the experience of place with depth, motion, and atmosphere. Orville will give an artist talk about her work in the gallery on Saturday, July 11 at 2 pm.
The artist shares, “I carry the landscape of places I’ve lived within me. Such a wide range of landscapes to explore and translate, from the tranquil wetlands of Hood Canal to the wild animism of the La Push seastacks. Wetland grasses during high tide often remind me of calligraphic writing. Shifting weather, especially mist, makes me giddy. Wind is a silent character, defining the shape of coastal trees. Each place evokes different emotional states in me. Nothing stays the same. I return over the months and years to imagine fresh possibilities and to push my technique and vision into new territory.”
Seattle Art Fair 2026
Lumen Field Event Center July 23-26
Join us at Booth #B11
