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. Weaving together traditionally masculine and feminine materials, this series, along with her richly textured paintings, challenges Modernism's gendered legacy while celebrating a shared, distinctly human touch.
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.
The 15th Annual International Juried Exhibition
The 15th Annual International Juried Show at Gallery 110 highlights 50 works by contemporary artists selected by juror Stefano Catalani, Executive Director of the Museum of Northwest Art, and features diverse practices across two- and three-dimensional media.
States of Transition: Selected Works by Gallery 110 Artists
In the spirit of Janus, Gallery 110 presents a selection of works exploring numerous interpretations of the of various states of transition.
Member Exhibition: Small Works 2025
A diverse array of paintings, sculptures, archival pigment prints, and mixed media works, all under 24 inches wide.
Seattle Art Fair 2025 (Booth C23)
Join us at Booth C23 from July 17th through 20th at the Seattle Art Fair!
Rebecca Woodhouse: A Visual Protest
As the political landscape grows increasingly fraught, symbols of nationalism have been co-opted by far-right movements. This exhibition by Rebecca Woodhouse challenges that narrative, reclaiming the flag as a symbol of the people—all people.
New Member Show | February 2025
This group exhibition features a variety of 2D and 3D works added to our inventory in the past year—paintings, photography, and wire sculpture—from an exciting cohort of emerging and established PNW artists.
