Guest Shed Gallery June 11 & 12

Riverhead, 24"x18", acrylic on panel

Please join me next Saturday from 6-9 pm and Sunday from 1-4 pm at the Guest Shed Gallery, 739 S. Homer Street in Georgetown, Seattle. I'm thrilled to be showing work along side Gillian Theobald and Chris Crites. My work is provided courtesy of Bridge.Production.

Opening Tonight - CONFULENCE: The Duwamish Project

"River 2", Tim Cross

In our first project beyond the Duwamish Residency, Fiona McGuigan and I are very excited to share with you the results of our first shot at curation. Thanks to Besty Featherson, director at Columbia City Gallery, for the invitation. This exhibition embraces the varied interpretations of the Duwamish River by artists Claire Cowie, Tim Cross, Iskra Johnson, Gillian Theobald, Chandler Woodfin and Anna-Maria Vag. Each artist has a known or unknown connection to the river. The opening reception is tonight and we hope you'll join us.

WHAT: CONFLUENCE: The Duwamish Residency
WHERE: Columbia City Gallery
WHEN: May 18 - June 30
OPENING RECEPTION: Saturday, May 21, 5-8 pm

Interview on New American Painting Blog

Learn more about Bridge Productions and the incomparable Sharon Arnold in this new interview on the New American Painting Blog. It's a pleasure and honor to be a part of Sharon's new venture. http://www.newamericanpaintings.com/blog/gallery-edges-q-and-sharon-arnold-bridge-productions

TECTONIC at Bridge Productions

Subatomic, acrylic on panel, 16"x12", 2016

The gallery doors open at 2:00 today. The celebration begins Saturday at 6 pm. Please join us!

Bridge Productions

TECTONIC

Inaugural Group Exhibition: Julie Alpert, Tim Cross, Sue Danielson, Emily Gherard, C. Davida Ingram, Dave Kennedy, Kat Larson, Ashleigh Robb, and Krista Svalbonas

Hamilton Works Building

6007 - 12th Avenue South, 2nd Fl.

Georgetown, Seattle, WA

March 9-April 2, 2016

OPENING: Sat, March 12, 6-9 pm

Gallery hours 2-7 pm Wed-Sat.

(a)temporal at i.e.gallery in Edison through April 2

Intersection (Red Line), 20"x20", acrylic on canvas, 2015

Just over an hour north of Seattle you'll find a little gem of a place called Edison. Where once there were numerous boarded up buildings in the middle of the always beautiful Skagit Valley agricultural fields, now you'll find art galleries, restaurants, shops and some long-standing bars. i.e.gallery was started there by David Kane and Margy Lavelle less than a year ago. Two more gems. While Margy is solo now, no need to worry because you'll still frequently find David there too. I'm thrilled to be included in the line-up this month with Heidi Epstein. Please stop by if you're up north, and don't miss the Jacqueline Barnett retrospective and the Museum of Northwest Art not far away in LaConnor while you are there.

i.e. gallery

(a)temporal

 Sue Danielson and Heidi Epstein

Edison, WA

Feb 26 - April 2, 2016

MULTI

Bridge to The Future!

Well, there's no way around it. I'm super excited about Sharon Arnold's new venture, Bridge Productions, and that she will be representing my work, along with work by Julie Alpert, Tim Cross, Emily Gherard, Kat Johnson and David Kennedy. The new gallery is located in the heart of Georgetown (Seattle) where The Alice Gallery and Interstitial Gallery are located, creating a unique gallery hub. More information about the opening exhibition on March 12 coming soon!