Amidst the vibrant art scene of Seattle, Foster / White Gallery has captivated art enthusiasts since 1968. Foster / White Gallery stands as a testament to the enduring power of art. It’s a premier gallery on the West Coast. Originally established by Richard White, the gallery thrived under Don Foster’s management for 29 years. His guidance brought the Foster / White Gallery international acclaim. This recognition stemmed from their exceptional exhibitions of contemporary painting, sculpture, and glass. In 2002, the Huang family, known for their Bau-Xi Galleries in Vancouver and Toronto, acquired Foster / White Gallery. They wisely retained the esteemed name, upheld its high standards, and nurtured the long-standing relationships with artists and clients. Foster / White Gallery showcases a diverse array of artistic talent. It features both emerging and established artists, many from the Pacific Northwest, the United States, and Canada. Notable artists like Tony Angell, Sarah McRae Morton, Michael Wolf, and Alden Mason are among the 45 artists whose works grace the gallery. Foster / White Gallery champions a commitment to representing the best and brightest talents. Their exhibitions feature an impressive range of artistic mediums. Painting, photography, and sculpture are just a few examples. Within these categories, the gallery proudly displays works by artists like David Alexander, Sheri Bakes, and Cara Barer in painting and photography respectively. In the realm of sculpture, visitors can admire the works of Tony Angell, Clare Belfrage, and others. The gallery’s dedication to showcasing exceptional art makes Foster / White Gallery a must-visit destination in Seattle.
Центральный дом работников искусств
Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to