Past — The Vestibule

The Vestibule

Preserved: Holly Ballard Martz & Paul D McKee

October 12-November 9

Too Much to Carry: Coss & Mehrabian

September 7-October 5 2024

Seattle Art Fair 2024

July 25-28

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( ((elapse)) ) Lauren Ruiz & Ocean

July-Aug 2024

See Through: Nadia Ahmed and Shannon Hobbs

June 2024

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Microcosmic: Colleen RJC Bratton & Kate Rusek

April-May 2024

Spring/Break LA

February-March 2024

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Spring, Time

MARCH 16-APRIL 13 2024

Overburden: Katie Miller

January 2024

In a cross-city pollination, The Vestibule hosts eight artists from the collective, Well-Well Projects while six Vestibule artists travel to Portland to install an exhibition in their gallery for the month of November. In Seattle, Well Well pr

Well Well Projects: An Exchange

Seeding: An Exchange

November 2023

Tendering: Emma Royer

November 2023

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Touch Grass: Eunsun Choi

Seattle Art Fair 2023

July 2023

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Departure - Sung Eun Park

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Wall Hanging

As a foreigner living abroad, Jia Jia explores identity, adaptation, and the subtle resistance against the pressures of globalization. Through vivid and sometimes violent imagery of meat and skin, unconventional materials and processes, she challeng

Jia Jia: The Skin as One Example

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With, In: Stella Bronson and Ruth Marie Tomlinson

Reworked: Megan Prince & Lee Davignon

Breathing Room: Danielson, Robertson, Bell

Starting to Work Again: Open Studio Cambodia

Amanda Salov - Borrowed Light, Oct 2022

Artists Colleen RJC Bratton , Dain Susman, Erin Kendig , frameRateZero , Il , Jocelyn Beausire , Karey Kessler, Kathi Miller , Lauren Iida , Megan Prince , Melinda Hurst Frye , Peter Christenson , Robin Green , Sean Gallagher, S

Carbon Sept 2022

Allyce Wood - Soft Systems, July 2022

Dinner with Agnes Martin, May 2022

EXTRA

Cicelia Ross-Gotta - Milkweed : Monarch

Emily Tanner-McLean - February 2020

In this new paired show, RELIC (II), we continue to a conversation about art as relic. Justyn Hegreberg ’s and Sara Osebold ’s mixed-media pieces innovate while indicating their past. Rooted in material, Osebold and Hegreberg work grows from relic

RELIC (II) Justyn Hergreberg & Sara Osebold

Hard and soft, new and old, natural and cultural – Sara Osbeold and Taylor Hanigosky play with these dialectics. Rooted in material, this work grows from relics of the Pacific Northwest – from both urban and natural areas. These objects have been le

Relic -Sara Osebold and Taylor Hanigosky

Home Away from Home - Monyee Chau

Sleep

Memory Net - Lauren Iida

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The Sitting Room

Taylor Hanigosky suspended found rocks with a network of string, tension and their own weight. Hangiosky studies the aesthetic and conceptual curiosities of rocks; the resulting work is a meditation on balance, time and interaction. In the install

Fragile and Upheld - Taylor Hanigosky

Artists Include Gabrielle Abbott Julie Alexander Erik Andor Andrea Beck Melina Bishop Carrie Cooper Season Evans Makena Gadient EJ Landsman Amanda Triplett Libby Wadsworth   Suze Woolf

The So Sew Show

Van Deren most recently exhibited work for Storefronts Seattle. Her work has also appeared at SOIL Art Gallery, NEPO 5k Don't Run, Columbia City Gallery, and other local and international venues. She holds a BFA in Photomedia from the University of

Pleasure Escape - Ilysia Van Deren

Hide and Seek - Jessixa Bagley

Hide and Seek - Jessixa Bagley

Portland artist Alyson Provax and Seattle artist Serrah Russell have created new works in collage, polaroid, letterpress, and animation which explore ideas of absence, disappearance, memory and change in the context of the recent solar eclipse withi

What happens in a dark place - Provax / Russell

Natural History

Dissent - James Rooney

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Rock Portraits - Amy Huber