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Since its inception in 1968 Foster/White Gallery has become one of the premier galleries on the West Coast and has attracted worldwide attention with its varied and excellent contemporary painting, sculpture, and glass exhibitions.
The Gallery has represented internationally renowned artist Dale Chihuly since 1978 and continues to introduce and represent the best and brightest artists including Carmen Lozar, Alden Mason, Will Robinson, Tony Angell, John de Wit, Bobbie Burgers, and Benjamin Moore.
April 2006 saw the completion of renovations to a permanent home for Foster/White. Located in Pioneer Square at the corner of Third Avenue South and South Main Street, the 100-year-old space features 17-foot ceilings, original wood beams, and over 7,000 square feet of exhibition space.
Foster/White retains its downtown presence in Rainier Square and offers monthly group shows that give visitors an excellent overview of contemporary Northwest painting, sculpture, and glass. Foster/White at Rainier Square is located in the heart of downtown Seattle and offers a 6,000-square-foot contemporary viewing area.
Opening of the New Foster/White Gallery at 220 Third Avenue South, April 6, 2006
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