Exhibitions
Ted Hiebert: Excerpts from the Library of Babel
Ted Hiebert has been collecting used copies of books that contain Jorge Luis Borge’s short story “The Library of Babel.”
Replicas
Replicas is a light installation that utilizes the entire ceiling space of the Kirkland Art Center’s main staircase entrance.
Neal Fryett
Neal Fryett presents new photographic, sculptural, and video work in the Kirkland Arts Center Gallery’s first exhibition of 2012. The tangram, a dissection puzzle comprised of seven parts, serves as the foundation for Fryett’s images—basic geometric shapes that when arranged and rearranged become a study in still life, balance, and history. The grains of wood that seem to appear and disappear in each photograph give life to the otherwise inanimate objects. Fryett continuously challenges viewers to look at everyday life in new and unexpected ways.
Contained
Contained looks at the containers in our lives and examines the ways that objects shape us, and how we use them to ground our ideas and memories.
Clay? IV
This biennial contemporary ceramics exhibition is presented during the National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts' (NCECA) conference.
Chromosome Painting
This exhibition brings together three bodies of work generated from Ondrizek's two-year collaboration with the department of Medical Genetics at the University of Washington.
Members' Exhibition
A variety of new work by KAC members. Media include painting, mixed media, ceramics, photography, and sculpture.
Residue
Join the exhibition artists for a closing party on Friday, Oct. 19 from 8-10 PM.
Tell Me a Story - Kirkland Public Library
Merrily Dicks and Joanne Shellan present new paintings at Kirkland Public Library.
Harriet Sanderson: Uneasy Landscapes
A 25-year survey of experimental prints, drawings and sculptural installations, plus new works.
Gallery open Tuesday - Saturday.