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Vincent Valdez: Just a Dream… at the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston, November 15, 2024 – March 23, 2025.

High strangeness describes a quality of the peculiar, bizarre, and utterly absurd.

The Seattle art scene will look very different soon. Two longtime and prominent pillars of the local art world, Linda Hodges and James Harris, announced this week they’re closing their namesake Seattle galleries.

COOPER COLE is pleased to present Father Time, a solo exhibition of the work of Daniel Rios Rodriguez. This is the artist’s third exhibition at the gallery.

Untitled, Art, a satellite fair to Art Basel Miami Beach, has named the 126 exhibitors, who will take part in its eighth edition this December.

The primary function of an art fair is a marketplace: a venue for dealers to sell as much work as possible to real, interested collectors.

"It would be criminal," said Greg Lundgren, Seattle's go-gettingest artist/impresario/glass-tombstone-maker/art-bar-proprietor, "not to try to do something with all this attention."

Seattle video artist Gary Hill takes an eccentric detour into glass art with ‘Aloida Piorm’ at James Harris Gallery. The title piece is a mixed-media

Breathtaking stained glass, or a sign of bad luck? Such is the contradictory state of Bing Wright’s photographs of glorious skies reflected in

Spring Art Calendar Everything Happening in Art This Season.

Spring Art Calendar Everything Happening in Art This Season.

Two Seattle sculptors who blend the playful, the serious and the elusive in their work have new shows at Pioneer Square neighborhood galleries.

From a history of ruin, Seattle artist Mary Ann Peters's new show of paintings, drawings, and prints.

Mary Ann Peters is one of Seattle's best-respected artists. Her new exhibit at the James Harris Gallery shows exactly why: It is a knockout.

On a vast expanse of white wall facing the Seattle Art Museum entrance at Hammering Man, there's only one painting: Karin Davie's Distraction.