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Interview with artist Toby Smith
Click here and follow the link to listen to Toby Smith talk about his new body of work "The Renewables Project," part of our group photography show Perspectives.
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Seattle Weekly Review of "Perspectives" opening Thursday September 2, 2010
Click here to read a review of Foster/White's upcoming photography exhibition "Perspectives."
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Toby Smith in the news
Toby Smith's new series "The Renewables Project" is the answer to his previous series "Light After Dark." Renewables documents alternative energy sources and the workers who strive to make life more environmentally friendly and sustainable.
Click here to read about Toby Smith in Spoonfed.
And here to read Toby Smith in AnOther.
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Learn more about Cara Barer
Her work is featured this month in REview in an article about altered book art.
Click here to read the full article
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Sculpture Reception Today! August 21, 2010 2 - 5 p.m.
Come to Foster/White today to sample some delicious summer treats and take a look at sculpture installations by Stephen Rock, Ted Fullerton and Will Robinson!
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New work by Ed Ou just received at the Gallery
Check out new artist Ed Ou, this September 2 - 25, 2010 at Foster/White Gallery.
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| Talaha Mosque |
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MadArt in the Park! Opening at Cal Anderson Park, Seattle, WA
Congratulations to all who participated last night in MadArt in the Park at Cal Anderson.
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Tony Angell on KPLU 88.5 Get to know a long time local artist a little better.
Listen to KPLU 88.5 on Wednesday 8/11/2010 in the morning at 6:30 & 8:30 to hear an interview with artist Tony Angell. Check out the KPLU website under "Reflection on the Water," for photos, an interview transcript, and more.
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Check out Foster/White's newest photographer Luce Pelletier
Click here to see all of Luce Pelletier's work.
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| Beech Hand 7 |
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Sheri Bakes in Vancouver Courier Artist's new series of landscapes based on grounds of Riverview psychiatric hospital.
To read the entire article and interview with Sheri, click here.
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| Sheri with her Whippets |
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First Thursday Opening Casey McGlynn & T.L. Lange
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Tony Angell is featured on King FM (98.1)
Listen to Tony Angell on demand on King FM's website. Read more about what you can hear on King FM by clicking here.
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| Caspian Terns |
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David Middlebrook's installations in San Jose
In a spirited celebration of interactive arts in lovely summer weather, the grounds in front of Montalvo's main facilities in the Phelan Mansion were the inauguration site of outdoor sculpture installations by Ann Weber, David Middlebrook and Ali Naschke-Messing on Friday, July 23, 2010. Click here to read more.
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| Middlebrook installation |
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Today At Foster/White
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Cara Barer at ArtSpace
"Altered Books" features art sculptures from nine artists dispersed throughout the United States and Canada. In addition to the exhibit, the Photographic Society of America collection will display vintage photographs in a secondary gallery. Click here to read the full article.
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Will Robinson opening Wind & Waves
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Celebrate Morris Graves 100th Birthday At the Kaplan Building
See James Martin's and more pay tribute to Morris Graves at the Kaplan Building August 5 - 28, 2010.
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| Internal Combustion Engine with Strawberry |
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David Middlebrook & Cameron Anne Mason At the Bellwether Artwalk 2010
Congratulations Cameron Anne Mason and David Middlebrook for their successful installations at the Bellevue Bellwether Artwalk 2010. Click here for more information about the installations and directions to the park.
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A Continuing Cultural Legacy Works by Alden Mason, Tony Angell & David Schwarz on view at the Wright Exhibition Space
This Spring, Safeco Insurance donated over 800 works of Northwest Art from their Safeco Art Collection to the Washington Art Consortium.
Click here to read the review by critic Regina Hackett.
A Continuing Cultural Legacy is an exhibition curated by Beth Sellars to serve as a tribute to Safeco Insurance's 35 years of collecting art that was created by the innovators of Northwest Art. Eighty-five artists are represented in the exhibition, spanning over 100 years from the late 1800s to today's contemporary artists. Many links that were formed between the generations of artist are visually presented in an attempt to suggest the historic framework of Northwest Art. Of primary focus is the considerable selection of excellent work included in the collection and the curatorial expertise demonstrated by the the Safeco Art Collection curators in their acquisitions.
Foster/White Gallery is proud to announce the inclusion of works by Alden Mason, Tony Angell, David Schwarz, and George Tsutakawa in the exhibition along side Northwest masters Mark Tobey, Kenneth Callahan, Helmi Juvonen and Morris Graves.
The Wright Exhibition Space
407 Dexter Avenue North, Seattle
Exhibition Dates: April 23 - June 25, 2010
Gallery Hours: Thursday & Friday 10am - 2 pm
Saturday May 22 & June 19: 10am - 2pm
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