Fine art gallery exhibiting paintings, prints, photography and sculpture
Collected - A Holiday Group Exhibition
December 4, 2025 - January 31, 2026
Artists’ Reception: First Thursday, December 4, 6-8 PM
This dynamic group exhibition brings together recent works by over 30 Northwest and West Coast artists, showcasing an expansive range of styles, mediums, and creative approaches. The intentional diversity of artistic expression—spanning painting, photography, printmaking, sculpture, and mixed media—reflects the gallery’s longstanding commitment to fostering a distinctive creative vision.
Many of the works on view were developed during recent periods of contemplation and reflection, offering insight into the evolving practices and perspectives of the artists. Together, they form a vibrant and thought-provoking survey of contemporary art in the region—united by a spirit of experimentation, resilience, and renewal.
Upcoming Exhibitions
Worlds Seen and Unseen:
Paintings by Gary Faigin
February 5 - 28, 2026
Opening Reception: First Thursday, February 5, 6-8 PM
Worlds Seen and Unseen: Paintings by Gary Faigin celebrates the work of the late artist, educator, and co-founder of Gage Academy of Art, Gary Faigin (1950–2025). This exhibition brings together paintings spanning Faigin’s career, illuminating his lifelong exploration of the border between the observed and the imagined. Gary’s final series will be featured along with selections from other series spanning Faigin’s career.
At the heart of the exhibition is Faigin’s final and most provocative series, Colony—a wry and visually stunning satire on humanity’s impulse to export its familiar lifestyles to alien worlds. In these paintings, of space colonization scenes of 1950s suburban bungalows, complete with manicured lawns and pastel facades, are improbably set against the barren, airless terrains of distant planets. “My recent paintings are satires on the idea of colonizing other planets,” Faigin wrote. “What could be more inappropriate than suburban houses from the 50s, complete with ridiculous green lawns and banal designs, plopped down on the gnarly, airless, uninhabitable landscapes of outer space?”
Playful and unsettling in equal measure, the Colony series captures Faigin’s characteristic blend of humor, imagination, and social critique. Through his deft handling of light, perspective, and composition, he transforms scenes of absurdity into haunting meditations on human ambition and folly.
Previous Exhibition
HART JAMES - Quiet Like Circles On Water
November 6 - 29, 2025
Artist’s Reception: First Thursday, November, 6-8 PM
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In Quiet Like Circles On Water, Pacific Northwest artist Hart James channels elemental forces into bold abstractions. Her compositions, rendered in oil and charcoal, evoke the momentum of water, the whisper of air, and the enduring weight of stone. James’s work seeks not only to depict nature but to reestablish a living connection — a vision in which humanity and landscape are woven into a single rhythm.
Each painting resonates with tension and harmony, surface and depth. Through texture, gradient, and gesture, the canvases echo subtle powers that surface only in quiet observation. The exhibition embodies a return to symbiosis, a moment when self aligns — not above nature, but within its currents and contours.