A must-see: JAPAN ART DECO prints, jewelry, ceramics and furniture.
Suggested Admission means that you can pay any amount to view the collections (note: excludes major special exhibitions).
— Seattle Asian Art Museum: Volunteer Park 1400 E Prospect St
Through October 19, 2014
Seattle sketcher at Museum of History and Industry (MOHAI).
This show features some works by Gabriel Campanario, also known as Seattle Sketcher His sketches are published every week in the Seattle Times. For five years, he has drawn places and attractions such as houseboats, food trucks, monorail, bridges, football games but also people and communities… Everything that defines our city.
What I preferred were the “Hidden Places” that I am excited to go discover by myself and share with you.
— Museum of History and Industry (MOHAI) 860 Terry Avenue N Seattle
Until May 26th 2014
You can now buy Gabriel Campanario’s book, Seattle Sketcher: here
I like to go to the Seattle Asian Art Museum, a small museum that is always so quiet.
A few weeks ago, I saw Liu Xiadong‘s Hometown Boy series.
After studying in Beijing and settling there, the artist went back to his hometown, an industrial city, and painted with vivid colors his old friends, ordinary people, houses and streets that have not changed in decades.
A lot of realism and sensibility.
— Seattle Asian Art Museum through June 29, 2014
Volunteer Park – 1400 East Prospect Street
