On view now through Octoat Greg Kucera Gallery. Her sculptures and installations are an inventive combination of carved wood and painting that explore politics, religion, taboo and societal stereotypes. The exhibition explores the struggles and the strength revealed by those struggles. “Humaira Abid – Fight Like a Girl” The show’s title, lifted from protest signs used in women’s marches around the world, refers to Abid’s interest in and concern with the way women are oppressed in many parts of contemporary societies. Rinehart Gallery where she will have a solo show in 2023 as well as Gallery 4 Culture. It’s located just past the former CID Starbucks just before one crosses the street over to the Pioneer Square side. For more information, try Seattle artist Junko Yamamoto has a display of her unique hanging fabric sculptures in a public display case now at the 505 Union Station Building. Opening reception is on Octofrom 5 – 8pm. 20211 Vashon Highway SW, Vashon Island, WA. On view at Vy Biel Gallery at The Country Store and Farm through November,2022. With a few facts and imagination, she explores the live of separated relatives and the grandfather she never knew. Hours are 9am – 5pm, M-F.Īrtist Miya Sukune has a show entitled “How to Be Whole” in which she explores the fragmented histories and absences that have created the immigrant’s family story. This multi-media installation is composed of colorful, etched window film paired with video projection and will provide viewers with a unique experience depending on the time of day.

“Cube Chapel” by Bellevue-based artist Soo Hong will be on view October 6 – January, 2023. JW Architects in the CIA continues to dedicate a large section of their office to serve as a rotating art installation space, featuring the work of local artists.

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