Sept 24 through Oct 18, 2018
Opening Reception Sept 26, 5-7 PM
The M. Rosetta Hunter Art Gallery, in partnership with our superstar printmaking instructor Nikki Barber and Miranda Metcalf, is pleased to announce a group exhibition of printmakers from Chiang Mai, Bangkok, and the Northwest. This invitational cultural and artistic exchange, co-curated by Seattle Print Arts, and with support from Davidson Galleries and Pratt Fine Arts Center, fosters international relations between printmaking communities in Thailand and the Pacific Northwest
Featured artists include (from Seattle): David Bradway, Romson Bustillo, Amber Chiozza, Claire Cowie, Trevor Foster, Kerstin Graudins, Keiko Hara, Virginia Hungate-Hawk, Kamla Kakaria, Scott Kolbo, Brian Lane, Ben Moreau, Tyna Ontko, Mike Schultz, Kim Van Someren, and Charlie Spitzack, and (from Thailand): Minchaya Chayosumrit, Kraisak Chirachaisakul, Theerayuth “Lek” Inkaew, Srijai Kuntawang, Luntau, Patcharin “Nok” Meelarp, Praween Piangchompu, Orn Thongthai, Kittikong Tilokwattan, and Sirinapa “Noom Nim” Thongsuk.
Amber Chiozza, Bumble Nest, Etching
Scott Kolbo, untitled, screenprint
Amoron Thongpayung, untitled, mezzotint
Gallery hours:
Monday through Thursday, 9:00 AM to 3:30 PM Evening hours:
Tuesday and Wednesday from 5-7 PM
Admission is free.
The M. Rosetta Hunter Art Gallery is located at the north end of Seattle Central’s Atrium Cafeteria in the main campus building at the corner of Broadway and Pine. The art gallery is funded in full by Central’s Associated Student Council.
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Sept 24 through Oct 18, 2018
Opening Reception Sept 26, 5-7 PM
The M. Rosetta Hunter Art Gallery, in partnership with our superstar printmaking instructor Nikki Barber and Miranda Metcalf, is pleased to announce a group exhibition of printmakers from Chiang Mai, Bangkok, and the Northwest. This invitational cultural and artistic exchange, co-curated by Seattle Print Arts, and with support from Davidson Galleries and Pratt Fine Arts Center, fosters international relations between printmaking communities in Thailand and the Pacific Northwest
Featured artists include (from Seattle): David Bradway, Romson Bustillo, Amber Chiozza, Claire Cowie, Trevor Foster, Kerstin Graudins, Keiko Hara, Virginia Hungate-Hawk, Kamla Kakaria, Scott Kolbo, Brian Lane, Ben Moreau, Tyna Ontko, Mike Schultz, Kim Van Someren, and Charlie Spitzack, and (from Thailand): Minchaya Chayosumrit, Kraisak Chirachaisakul, Theerayuth “Lek” Inkaew, Srijai Kuntawang, Luntau, Patcharin “Nok” Meelarp, Praween Piangchompu, Orn Thongthai, Kittikong Tilokwattan, and Sirinapa “Noom Nim” Thongsuk.
Amber Chiozza, Bumble Nest, Etching
Scott Kolbo, untitled, screenprint
Amoron Thongpayung, untitled, mezzotint
Monday through Thursday, 9:00 AM to 3:30 PM
Evening hours:
Tuesday and Wednesday from 5-7 PM
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