Seattle Art Fair
Lineup
Casper Brindle’s paintings are explorations of the expressive possibilities of color, light and form. His palette ranges from spectacularly technicolor to subtly monochromatic, but ever present is the notion of center.
Betsy Eby is an American painter and musician whose work explores the relationships between color, sound, rhythm, and perception. Drawing from both her visual art practice and her deep connection to music, Eby creates atmospheric abstractions that investigate harmony, materiality, and emotional resonance.
Mia Farrington's paintings envision colors as calculated, self-contained worlds that elegantly brush up against each other as calm, constant totems. The Portland-based artist experiments with the relationships between adjacent and contrasting hues through organic, solid shapes that create language through vivid juxtaposition.
Ann Gardner: New Glass Work at Winston Wächter Fine Art | Seattle, Washington. November 10th- December 23rd 2023.
I was simply spirit, in a state of pure exhilaration. - Alan Lightman, a sense of the mysterious peter gronquist is a multi-disciplinary artist working in diverse mediums and materials ranging from video and painting, to sculpture and site-specific installations in our natural and built environment.
Catherine Howe is a British songwriter and author best known for her album 'What a Beautiful Place' and later song 'Harry' for which Catherine was awarded an Ivor Novello in 1975. News and Events - Check Facebook www.facebook.com/catherinehowemusic To contact Catherine Howe : catherine.h@cmail.co.uk
Barry Johnson is a songwriter, performer, and music producer. His appearances in the US and abroad include music festivals, concert halls, conferences, and TV and radio. He’s had the privilege of performing with Allman Brothers’ guitarist Dan Toler, Gospel legend Jesse Dixon, and CCM artists Paul Baloche, Tommy Walker, and Karen Lafferty.
Born Quinter, KS, 1979 Lives and works in Seattle, WAAmanda Manitach is a self-taught multidisciplinary artist, writer, and curator based in Seattle, WA. The daughter of an evangelical minister, she spent her childhood in Kansas and Texas drawing on the backs of church bulletins during long Sunday sermons, and went on to earn a degree in literature from Oral Roberts University.
Based in London (UK), artist Claire Partington is best known for her large-scale ceramic figures and installations. Her work is widely exhibited and held in major collections in the UK, Europe and the US. She learnt ceramics at night school, and before deciding to work as an artist, Claire had numerous careers, most notably working within national museums and galleries including the V&A museum, London, but she also…
Marcel Rozek (b.1992) is an abstract artist interested in color relationships and the role of transparency in stain painting. Originally from Akron, Ohio, and now located in Los Angeles, California, Rozek uses a staining technique pioneered by the early abstractionists and Washington Color School artists to create his richly layered compositions.
Joe Rudko (b. 1990) is a Seattle-based visual artist working in photography, collage, and drawing. He is known for using found images, assemblage, and analog retouching to explore the instability of representation and how process shapes perception.
Creative director Curt Pliler captures artist Kandis Susol at her Jakuan Studio on remote Orcas Island. The artist shares how the ritual of making and sharing ceremonial matcha tea reflects the meditative approach she takes with her paper-making and her sought-after encaustic paper sculptures. Jakuan Studio: Artist Kandis Susol—Video by Curt Pliler
