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“Lay Your Burden Down” with Carina del Rosario
What’s weighing on your mind? Artist Carina del Rosario invites you to “Lay Your Burden Down” through her pop-up art project during the First Thursday Art Walk on February 6th from 5-8pm. Write or draw what’s causing you heartache, and Carina will later incorporate these into a collaborative textile installation at the Seattle Asian Art Museum.
About the artist: Born in the Philippines, Carina A. del Rosario immigrated to the United States as a young girl. She earned her B.A. in Communication from Santa Clara University in 1991. She has studied photography with Magnum Photographer Alex Webb, Rebecca Norris Webb, Raul Touzon and Eddie Soloway, and has been mentored by numerous visual artists in Seattle. Her work has been exhibited in galleries and museums, and mounted as public installations in the Washington and Arizona. Her work is in the collections of King County’s 4Culture and the cities of Seattle and Kent, and has been supported with grants and scholarships from the Seattle Office of Arts and Culture, 4Culture, the Puffin Foundation, the Pride Foundation, the Barbara Jean Brown Foundation and Grace Church in Seattle. She also co-founded IDEA Odyssey, a collective that nurtures and promotes artists of color and artists who explore culture, identity and diversity in their visual art. She was presented with the KCTS Golden Apple Award for Innovation in Education in 2020 and the International Examiner Community Voice Award in 2013.
Solo Exhibit: Willow Heath
Solo Exhibition
Willow Heath: Watercolor magic, musings, and vignettes.
Opening reception Thursday February 6th, 5pm-9pm at Axis Gallery in Pioneer Square.
“In the Dark There is Light” | A Winter Group Exhibition
ArtX Contemporary is proud to present In the Dark There is Light, a winter group exhibition featuring works by Juan Alonso-Rodríguez, Caryn Friedlander, Alla Goniodsky, Elaine Hanowell, HiiH Lights, Tiao Nithakhong Somsanith, William Song, and more. Art has the power to help us find joy and connection in dark times. It can bring warmth and light to our homes, uplifting the spirit. The community built around art, between artists, viewers, patrons, and supporters, provides energy and solace.
In this exhibition, the ways that artists evoke light and dark are explored through mediums including paint, handmade paper, metal embroidery, textile, and more. Moody abstract paintings by Caryn Friedlander and Alla Goniodsky develop intense contrast between light and dark, creating paintings that glow with a sense of internal light. Minimalist works by Juan Alonso-Rodríguez and William Song explore the potential for color to emanate light and affect the viewer emotionally. Lighted sculpture by Elaine Hanowell and HiiH Lights juxtapose handmade paper and light to create a warming glow. Leaves by Tiao Nithakhong Somsanith are intricately beaded in hammered gold, silver, and copper to create a glittering reflection on the impermanence of life.
Opening Reception: “Tejiendo Historias | Weaving Stories” by Fulgencio Lazo
ArtX Contemporary is proud to present our second solo exhibition with Fulgencio Lazo, “Tejiendo Historias | Weaving Stories.” Lazo explores cultural identity and the power of community in a new series of vibrant, abstract paintings and sculptures. This exhibition is supported by the City of Seattle Office of Arts & Culture.
About the Artist:
Fulgencio Lazo is an internationally recognized artist whose vibrant abstract paintings and sculptures are an exploration of cultural identity and the power of community. Lazo works between his studios in Seattle, WA, and his hometown of Oaxaca, Mexico. Having immigrated to the United States in his mid-twenties, Lazo has used his creative practice to preserve the cultural traditions that sustain his identity as a member of Mexico’s indigenous Zapotec people, with a particular focus on its traditional music and communal practices.
Over the last three decades, Lazo has worked to promote and grow the Latine artistic and cultural scene in Seattle. He has been an integral part of some of the region’s most iconic Latine traditions, including the Day of the Dead celebrations at Tieton, Seattle Art Museum, and Tacoma Art Museum. Lazo was the recipient of the 2018 Mayor’s Arts Award, and has exhibited his work in more than 50 solo exhibitions throughout the United States, Mexico, France, and Japan.
“Tejiendo Historias | Weaving Stories” by Fulgencio Lazo
ArtX Contemporary is proud to present our second solo exhibition with Fulgencio Lazo, “Tejiendo Historias | Weaving Stories.” Lazo explores cultural identity and the power of community in a new series of vibrant, abstract paintings and sculptures. This exhibition is supported by the City of Seattle Office of Arts & Culture.
About the Artist:
Fulgencio Lazo is an internationally recognized artist whose vibrant abstract paintings and sculptures are an exploration of cultural identity and the power of community. Lazo works between his studios in Seattle, WA, and his hometown of Oaxaca, Mexico. Having immigrated to the United States in his mid-twenties, Lazo has used his creative practice to preserve the cultural traditions that sustain his identity as a member of Mexico’s indigenous Zapotec people, with a particular focus on its traditional music and communal practices.
Over the last three decades, Lazo has worked to promote and grow the Latine artistic and cultural scene in Seattle. He has been an integral part of some of the region’s most iconic Latine traditions, including the Day of the Dead celebrations at Tieton, Seattle Art Museum, and Tacoma Art Museum. Lazo was the recipient of the 2018 Mayor’s Arts Award, and has exhibited his work in more than 50 solo exhibitions throughout the United States, Mexico, France, and Japan.
First Thursday Seattle Art Walk
The Seattle First Thursday Art Walk is 6-8pm in Pioneer Square, Downtown, & West Edge area.
Over 35 art venues including galleries, museums, restaurants, bars and shops. Don’t miss the West Edge neighborhood, the heart of the Museum Arts District.
Did you know First Thursday in Pioneer Square was the very first Art Walk in the USA? In 1981, a group of visionary Pioneer Square art dealers printed the first walking maps and painted footprints on the sidewalks outside leading to their galleries. On the first Thursday of the month, they collectively encouraged arts patrons to come and tour each of the Pioneer Square galleries in the spirit of having a community event. First Thursday soon evolved into the popular gathering that it is today
For more information, visit: http://www.pioneersquare.org/experiences/first-thursday-art-walk. The site includes information and maps on venues, restaurants and parking.
You can also view more about public art at Seattle.gov: http://www.seattle.gov/arts/programs/public-art
Be sure and also checkout the Summer Art Walk at Seattle’s Pike Place Market, June through September – at Pike Place Market & Western Avenue.
Parking: Through the generous support of the Alliance for Pioneer Square the Free parking program will return to select garages from 5-10 pm on August 5, 2021. Patrons must simply pick up a free parking voucher from a neighborhood gallery and present it to the parking attendant when leaving the garage.
First Thursday Seattle Art Walk
The Seattle First Thursday Art Walk is 6-8pm in Pioneer Square, Downtown, & West Edge area.
Over 35 art venues including galleries, museums, restaurants, bars and shops. Don’t miss the West Edge neighborhood, the heart of the Museum Arts District.
Did you know First Thursday in Pioneer Square was the very first Art Walk in the USA? In 1981, a group of visionary Pioneer Square art dealers printed the first walking maps and painted footprints on the sidewalks outside leading to their galleries. On the first Thursday of the month, they collectively encouraged arts patrons to come and tour each of the Pioneer Square galleries in the spirit of having a community event. First Thursday soon evolved into the popular gathering that it is today
For more information, visit: http://www.pioneersquare.org/experiences/first-thursday-art-walk. The site includes information and maps on venues, restaurants and parking.
You can also view more about public art at Seattle.gov: http://www.seattle.gov/arts/programs/public-art
Be sure and also checkout the Summer Art Walk at Seattle’s Pike Place Market, June through September – at Pike Place Market & Western Avenue.
Parking: Through the generous support of the Alliance for Pioneer Square the Free parking program will return to select garages from 5-10 pm on August 5, 2021. Patrons must simply pick up a free parking voucher from a neighborhood gallery and present it to the parking attendant when leaving the garage.
First Thursday Seattle Art Walk
The Seattle First Thursday Art Walk is 6-8pm in Pioneer Square, Downtown, & West Edge area.
Over 35 art venues including galleries, museums, restaurants, bars and shops. Don’t miss the West Edge neighborhood, the heart of the Museum Arts District.
Did you know First Thursday in Pioneer Square was the very first Art Walk in the USA? In 1981, a group of visionary Pioneer Square art dealers printed the first walking maps and painted footprints on the sidewalks outside leading to their galleries. On the first Thursday of the month, they collectively encouraged arts patrons to come and tour each of the Pioneer Square galleries in the spirit of having a community event. First Thursday soon evolved into the popular gathering that it is today
For more information, visit: http://www.pioneersquare.org/experiences/first-thursday-art-walk. The site includes information and maps on venues, restaurants and parking.
You can also view more about public art at Seattle.gov: http://www.seattle.gov/arts/programs/public-art
Be sure and also checkout the Summer Art Walk at Seattle’s Pike Place Market, June through September – at Pike Place Market & Western Avenue.
Parking: Through the generous support of the Alliance for Pioneer Square the Free parking program will return to select garages from 5-10 pm on August 5, 2021. Patrons must simply pick up a free parking voucher from a neighborhood gallery and present it to the parking attendant when leaving the garage.
First Thursday Seattle Art Walk
The Seattle First Thursday Art Walk is 6-8pm in Pioneer Square, Downtown, & West Edge area.
Over 35 art venues including galleries, museums, restaurants, bars and shops. Don’t miss the West Edge neighborhood, the heart of the Museum Arts District.
Did you know First Thursday in Pioneer Square was the very first Art Walk in the USA? In 1981, a group of visionary Pioneer Square art dealers printed the first walking maps and painted footprints on the sidewalks outside leading to their galleries. On the first Thursday of the month, they collectively encouraged arts patrons to come and tour each of the Pioneer Square galleries in the spirit of having a community event. First Thursday soon evolved into the popular gathering that it is today
For more information, visit: http://www.pioneersquare.org/experiences/first-thursday-art-walk. The site includes information and maps on venues, restaurants and parking.
You can also view more about public art at Seattle.gov: http://www.seattle.gov/arts/programs/public-art
Be sure and also checkout the Summer Art Walk at Seattle’s Pike Place Market, June through September – at Pike Place Market & Western Avenue.
Parking: Through the generous support of the Alliance for Pioneer Square the Free parking program will return to select garages from 5-10 pm on August 5, 2021. Patrons must simply pick up a free parking voucher from a neighborhood gallery and present it to the parking attendant when leaving the garage.
First Thursday Seattle Art Walk
The Seattle First Thursday Art Walk is 6-8pm in Pioneer Square, Downtown, & West Edge area.
Over 35 art venues including galleries, museums, restaurants, bars and shops. Don’t miss the West Edge neighborhood, the heart of the Museum Arts District.
Did you know First Thursday in Pioneer Square was the very first Art Walk in the USA? In 1981, a group of visionary Pioneer Square art dealers printed the first walking maps and painted footprints on the sidewalks outside leading to their galleries. On the first Thursday of the month, they collectively encouraged arts patrons to come and tour each of the Pioneer Square galleries in the spirit of having a community event. First Thursday soon evolved into the popular gathering that it is today
For more information, visit: http://www.pioneersquare.org/experiences/first-thursday-art-walk. The site includes information and maps on venues, restaurants and parking.
You can also view more about public art at Seattle.gov: http://www.seattle.gov/arts/programs/public-art
Be sure and also checkout the Summer Art Walk at Seattle’s Pike Place Market, June through September – at Pike Place Market & Western Avenue.
Parking: Through the generous support of the Alliance for Pioneer Square the Free parking program will return to select garages from 5-10 pm on August 5, 2021. Patrons must simply pick up a free parking voucher from a neighborhood gallery and present it to the parking attendant when leaving the garage.
First Thursday Seattle Art Walk
The Seattle First Thursday Art Walk is 6-8pm in Pioneer Square, Downtown, & West Edge area.
Explore numerous art venues including galleries, museums, restaurants, bars and shops. Don’t miss the West Edge neighborhood, the heart of the Museum Arts District.
Did you know First Thursday in Pioneer Square was the very first Art Walk in the USA? In 1981, a group of visionary Pioneer Square art dealers printed the first walking maps and painted footprints on the sidewalks outside leading to their galleries. On the first Thursday of the month, they collectively encouraged arts patrons to come and tour each of the Pioneer Square galleries in the spirit of having a community event. First Thursday soon evolved into the popular gathering that it is today
For more information, visit: https://pioneersquare.org/art-walks/. The site includes information and maps on venues, restaurants and parking.
You can also view more about public art at Seattle.gov: http://www.seattle.gov/arts/programs/public-art
Be sure and also checkout the Summer Art Walk at Seattle’s Pike Place Market, June through September – at Pike Place Market & Western Avenue.
Parking: Through the generous support of the Alliance for Pioneer Square the Free parking program will return to select garages from 5-10 pm on August 5, 2021. Patrons must simply pick up a free parking voucher from a neighborhood gallery and present it to the parking attendant when leaving the garage.
First Thursday Seattle Art Walk
The Seattle First Thursday Art Walk is 6-8pm in Pioneer Square, Downtown, & West Edge area.
Over 35 art venues including galleries, museums, restaurants, bars and shops. Don’t miss the West Edge neighborhood, the heart of the Museum Arts District.
Did you know First Thursday in Pioneer Square was the very first Art Walk in the USA? In 1981, a group of visionary Pioneer Square art dealers printed the first walking maps and painted footprints on the sidewalks outside leading to their galleries. On the first Thursday of the month, they collectively encouraged arts patrons to come and tour each of the Pioneer Square galleries in the spirit of having a community event. First Thursday soon evolved into the popular gathering that it is today
For more information, visit: http://www.pioneersquare.org/experiences/first-thursday-art-walk. The site includes information and maps on venues, restaurants and parking.
You can also view more about public art at Seattle.gov: http://www.seattle.gov/arts/programs/public-art
Be sure and also checkout the Summer Art Walk at Seattle’s Pike Place Market, June through September – at Pike Place Market & Western Avenue.
Parking: Through the generous support of the Alliance for Pioneer Square the Free parking program will return to select garages from 5-10 pm on August 5, 2021. Patrons must simply pick up a free parking voucher from a neighborhood gallery and present it to the parking attendant when leaving the garage.
First Thursday Seattle Art Walk
The Seattle First Thursday Art Walk is 6-8pm in Pioneer Square, Downtown, & West Edge area.
Over 35 art venues including galleries, museums, restaurants, bars and shops. Don’t miss the West Edge neighborhood, the heart of the Museum Arts District.
Did you know First Thursday in Pioneer Square was the very first Art Walk in the USA? In 1981, a group of visionary Pioneer Square art dealers printed the first walking maps and painted footprints on the sidewalks outside leading to their galleries. On the first Thursday of the month, they collectively encouraged arts patrons to come and tour each of the Pioneer Square galleries in the spirit of having a community event. First Thursday soon evolved into the popular gathering that it is today
For more information, visit: http://www.pioneersquare.org/experiences/first-thursday-art-walk. The site includes information and maps on venues, restaurants and parking.
You can also view more about public art at Seattle.gov: http://www.seattle.gov/arts/programs/public-art
Be sure and also checkout the Summer Art Walk at Seattle’s Pike Place Market, June through September – at Pike Place Market & Western Avenue.
Parking: Through the generous support of the Alliance for Pioneer Square the Free parking program will return to select garages from 5-10 pm on August 5, 2021. Patrons must simply pick up a free parking voucher from a neighborhood gallery and present it to the parking attendant when leaving the garage.
First Thursday Seattle Art Walk
The Seattle First Thursday Art Walk is 6-8pm in Pioneer Square, Downtown, & West Edge area.
Over 35 art venues including galleries, museums, restaurants, bars and shops. Don’t miss the West Edge neighborhood, the heart of the Museum Arts District.
Did you know First Thursday in Pioneer Square was the very first Art Walk in the USA? In 1981, a group of visionary Pioneer Square art dealers printed the first walking maps and painted footprints on the sidewalks outside leading to their galleries. On the first Thursday of the month, they collectively encouraged arts patrons to come and tour each of the Pioneer Square galleries in the spirit of having a community event. First Thursday soon evolved into the popular gathering that it is today
For more information, visit: http://www.pioneersquare.org/experiences/first-thursday-art-walk. The site includes information and maps on venues, restaurants and parking.
You can also view more about public art at Seattle.gov: http://www.seattle.gov/arts/programs/public-art
Be sure and also checkout the Summer Art Walk at Seattle’s Pike Place Market, June through September – at Pike Place Market & Western Avenue.
Parking: Through the generous support of the Alliance for Pioneer Square the Free parking program will return to select garages from 5-10 pm on August 5, 2021. Patrons must simply pick up a free parking voucher from a neighborhood gallery and present it to the parking attendant when leaving the garage.
First Thursday Seattle Art Walk
The Seattle First Thursday Art Walk is 6-8pm in Pioneer Square, Downtown, & West Edge area.
Over 35 art venues including galleries, museums, restaurants, bars and shops. Don’t miss the West Edge neighborhood, the heart of the Museum Arts District.
Did you know First Thursday in Pioneer Square was the very first Art Walk in the USA? In 1981, a group of visionary Pioneer Square art dealers printed the first walking maps and painted footprints on the sidewalks outside leading to their galleries. On the first Thursday of the month, they collectively encouraged arts patrons to come and tour each of the Pioneer Square galleries in the spirit of having a community event. First Thursday soon evolved into the popular gathering that it is today
For more information, visit: http://www.pioneersquare.org/experiences/first-thursday-art-walk. The site includes information and maps on venues, restaurants and parking.
You can also view more about public art at Seattle.gov: http://www.seattle.gov/arts/programs/public-art
Be sure and also checkout the Summer Art Walk at Seattle’s Pike Place Market, June through September – at Pike Place Market & Western Avenue.
Parking: Through the generous support of the Alliance for Pioneer Square the Free parking program will return to select garages from 5-10 pm on August 5, 2021. Patrons must simply pick up a free parking voucher from a neighborhood gallery and present it to the parking attendant when leaving the garage.
First Thursday Seattle Art Walk
The Seattle First Thursday Art Walk is 6-8pm in Pioneer Square, Downtown, & West Edge area.
Over 35 art venues including galleries, museums, restaurants, bars and shops. Don’t miss the West Edge neighborhood, the heart of the Museum Arts District.
Did you know First Thursday in Pioneer Square was the very first Art Walk in the USA? In 1981, a group of visionary Pioneer Square art dealers printed the first walking maps and painted footprints on the sidewalks outside leading to their galleries. On the first Thursday of the month, they collectively encouraged arts patrons to come and tour each of the Pioneer Square galleries in the spirit of having a community event. First Thursday soon evolved into the popular gathering that it is today
For more information, visit: http://www.pioneersquare.org/experiences/first-thursday-art-walk. The site includes information and maps on venues, restaurants and parking.
You can also view more about public art at Seattle.gov: http://www.seattle.gov/arts/programs/public-art
Be sure and also checkout the Summer Art Walk at Seattle’s Pike Place Market, June through September – at Pike Place Market & Western Avenue.
Parking: Through the generous support of the Alliance for Pioneer Square the Free parking program will return to select garages from 5-10 pm on August 5, 2021. Patrons must simply pick up a free parking voucher from a neighborhood gallery and present it to the parking attendant when leaving the garage.
First Thursday Seattle Art Walk
The Seattle First Thursday Art Walk is 6-8pm in Pioneer Square, Downtown, & West Edge area.
Over 35 art venues including galleries, museums, restaurants, bars and shops. Don’t miss the West Edge neighborhood, the heart of the Museum Arts District.
Did you know First Thursday in Pioneer Square was the very first Art Walk in the USA? In 1981, a group of visionary Pioneer Square art dealers printed the first walking maps and painted footprints on the sidewalks outside leading to their galleries. On the first Thursday of the month, they collectively encouraged arts patrons to come and tour each of the Pioneer Square galleries in the spirit of having a community event. First Thursday soon evolved into the popular gathering that it is today
For more information, visit: http://www.pioneersquare.org/experiences/first-thursday-art-walk. The site includes information and maps on venues, restaurants and parking.
You can also view more about public art at Seattle.gov: http://www.seattle.gov/arts/programs/public-art
Be sure and also checkout the Summer Art Walk at Seattle’s Pike Place Market, June through September – at Pike Place Market & Western Avenue.
Parking: Through the generous support of the Alliance for Pioneer Square the Free parking program will return to select garages from 5-10 pm on August 5, 2021. Patrons must simply pick up a free parking voucher from a neighborhood gallery and present it to the parking attendant when leaving the garage.
First Thursday Seattle Art Walk
The Seattle First Thursday Art Walk is 6-8pm in Pioneer Square, Downtown, & West Edge area.
Over 35 art venues including galleries, museums, restaurants, bars and shops. Don’t miss the West Edge neighborhood, the heart of the Museum Arts District.
Did you know First Thursday in Pioneer Square was the very first Art Walk in the USA? In 1981, a group of visionary Pioneer Square art dealers printed the first walking maps and painted footprints on the sidewalks outside leading to their galleries. On the first Thursday of the month, they collectively encouraged arts patrons to come and tour each of the Pioneer Square galleries in the spirit of having a community event. First Thursday soon evolved into the popular gathering that it is today
For more information, visit: http://www.pioneersquare.org/experiences/first-thursday-art-walk. The site includes information and maps on venues, restaurants and parking.
You can also view more about public art at Seattle.gov: http://www.seattle.gov/arts/programs/public-art
Be sure and also checkout the Summer Art Walk at Seattle’s Pike Place Market, June through September – at Pike Place Market & Western Avenue.
Parking: Through the generous support of the Alliance for Pioneer Square the Free parking program will return to select garages from 5-10 pm on August 5, 2021. Patrons must simply pick up a free parking voucher from a neighborhood gallery and present it to the parking attendant when leaving the garage.