ARTISTS
2024
Studies have shown that being in nature is good for you 鈥� and for your stress levels.
2023
There鈥檚 a calm to the sweeping canvases of local artist Brian Sanchez, but a current runs through all of them: a sliver of neon-green here, a svelte curve of scarlet separating a field of mossy green.
Achak鈥檚 dreamlike landscapes and mysterious portraits bring together human and spiritual worlds
Susan Dory is a Seattle-based artist whose abstract geometric patchworks explore systems of interconnectedness, harmony, and emotional patterns.
During a January conversation with artist barry johnson in advance of his solo exhibition at Winston W盲chter Fine Art (through Feb. 25), johnson mentioned how meaningful it is for his exhibition to be open during February, a month celebrating and honoring Black history.
In her solo exhibition, Delicious Torment, artist and sculptor Jessica Lichtenstein plays with the nature of love and human emotions.
2022
Looking ahead to what 2023 has in store for art enthusiasts, there鈥檚 a lot that hasn鈥檛 been announced.
This December, Seattle鈥檚 art scene is offering a number of ways to get inside while celebrating the works of artists who have made Washington their home.
2020
Seattle-based artist Etsuko Ichikawa's new body of work鈥攁ptly called New Traces鈥攊s currently hanging online at Winston Wachter Gallery.
2019
Serene Woodblocks, Digital Art, A Tribute to Victims of White Supremacy, and Other Critics' Picks
The eighth edition of the Expo Chicago art fair, which runs from September 19 through 22, will feature some 135 galleries from 24 countries at the Navy Pier Festival Hall.
Claire Partington鈥榮 ceramic figures blend 18-century dress and elegance with contemporary touches and beastial transformations.
2018
My latest work is an aerial exploration of some of the most rapidly changing places on our planet
Artists in Winston W盲chter鈥檚 current show construct light-infused, dreamlike visions of "Summer Dreams."
Recently I was pleased to learn that Winston W盲chter Fine Art in Chelsea and Seattle will be representing Catherine Howe, a talented painter I met during Final Crits at the New York Academy of Art in May.