George Brandt: Spiritual Excavations 1984-2026
Spiritual Excavations 1984 - 2026 features mixed media paintings and assemblage confronting intergenerational trauma. Haunting figures and heavily layered surfaces unearth and overcome the painful legacy of the artist’s father’s uncommon survival story in WWII Poland.
Member Exhibition: Small Works
A diverse array of smaller paintings, sculptures, photography, and mixed media works.
Holiday Art Sale 2026
Collect affordable art for a good cause all month! Sales of donated works benefit our nonprofit programs.
Sarah Barnett: Spectacle of Being
Drawing from medical imagery and emerging technologies, these paintings present the operating theater as a site where the vulnerable human body, apparatus, machine, image and observer converge. They reflect on the strange reality unfolding as once-imagined technologies become increasingly intimate with our lives.
Marcus Lelle: Reclaimed : Renewed
Reclaimed : Renewed explores the relationship between art and artist. By using recycled materials the art becomes sustainable, and incorporating images into wearable pieces, the artist aims to share the tactile experience of creating. This exhibition is comprised of a variety of techniques that show the range of the Cyanotype process.
Matthew Behrend: Radiant Echoes
Light settles into metal the way a dream lingers after waking. These patina works mark the signs of arriving somewhere inward: ease, recognition, elements falling into place. Some sounds are heard only after they pass. Come and listen for what returns.
Shima Star: Dance with Color
Shima Star: Dance With Color celebrates unity in community through an iterative cycle of painting, photography, digital transformation, printing, collage, and gestural mark-making.
Rebecca Woodhouse: Intwined
Rebecca Woodhouse’s collage work transforms cut-apart linoprints and salvaged, vintage neckties (sourced from a WWII survivor's decades-spanning collection) into layered explorations of memory and generational bonds.
Kathy Bussert-Webb: Healing From Nature and Discovering Her Sculptural Materials
Scavenging nature, Bussert-Webb explores value and worth, sustainability, ecology, memory, and trauma in expermental materials.
Amara Eke: Everyday I’m Shuffling
Centering Black and queer figures, Eke reimagines the traditional tarot and its symbolism with playful, galactic motifs.
Bonnie Hopper: A Royal Flush in a Full House
Highlighting revolutionary and historical African Americans as an Art Nouveau themed deck of cards, Hopper reframes and elevates their histories through stylized portraiture.
Jessie Summa Russo: None & Everything
Mixed-media collages blur abstraction and landscape through obsessively arranged fragments created over three decades and collected from three centuries. Relentless grids frame shapes that echo natural elements like branching to form one multicellular organism reflecting inner work beyond all-or-nothing thinking.
Ruth Kapcia: Resilience in Bloom
Dahlia paintings rendered in melted wax create a fresh series balancing the sorrow and joy of the current moment by drawing on traditional flower symbolism. Kapcia melts oil pastels into multi-layered pointillism images based on her own photography from a Skagit Valley nursery in the PNW.
Seattle Art Fair 2026 (Booth C27)
Visit Gallery 110 at Booth C27 during Seattle Art Fair 2026!
Artist/Mother
Society is forging new paths for women in the art world, yet true progress demands we confront a long-standing ultimatum: career or family. This show celebrates artists who have refused to choose, who do everything to stay true to themselves, holding on to their art — weaving motherhood into their practice. Curated by Rebecca Woodhouse.
Kathy Roseth: Love in the Eighth Decade
A celebration of love as the web of human connection, featuring portraits of family members and friends who have shaped the artist’s life. Ordinary love burns brighter in the awareness of death. “Life is short, fragile and precious, and love is the point.”
Denise Emerson - Sovereignty: Tradition, Heritage, and Culture
An exploration of art merging traditional Diné (Navajo) and Twana (Skokomish) methods with contemporary practices, rooted in familial relationships and cultural heritage.
The Finished Line: Gage Academy Advanced Drawing Seminar
Celebrating drawing as a primal and powerful mode of human expression, in and of itself, unrelated to its usefulness in preparatory studies for paintings and sculptures. Organized by Gallery 110 member Kathy Roseth alongside seminar members and instructor Geoff Flack.
New Members Show
Welcoming four artists to our collective, this new members show features work by Robert Bickel, Kathy Bussert-Webb, Xin Lu, and Shima Star.
Dorothy Anderson Wasserman: The Carnival of the Animals
Fourteen wall sculptures inspired by each movement of Saint-Saëns’ “The Carnival of the Animals” weave a history of choreography into works of whimsy and delight.