Showing posts with label behr Gallery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label behr Gallery. Show all posts

Monday, November 24, 2014

MELT Art Exhibition in West Seattle

MELT is a visual art exhibition consists of works of local and international artists. All the artists presented in the exhibition have been somehow associated with University of Washington School of Art in the past but the exhibition was made possible independently from School of Art. These professional artists have been working on this show since June of 2014 and the entire art pieces shown in the exhibition was made specifically for the space (Youngstown Cultural Arts Center). The show is an opportunity to engage youth with art or science as well as a response to current educational issues. The inspiration for the exhibition came from the amazing historical aspect of the space and it’s diverse and democratic background. MELT is a direct response to the contemporary issues surrounding youth, childhood and education.The opening night of exhibition on January 15th would be a special opportunity to witness the collaboration of the at the location from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm”


Works of Local and international artist from will be presented at the opening night. featured artists:  Matt Bell - Mia Bian - Alex Boeschenstein - Max Cleary - Jueqian Fang - Kori Kori - Mario Lemafa - Katy Lester - Justen Waterhouse Hami Bahadori - 

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Wednesday, May 29, 2013

The Sunflowers Watercolor by Behrooz Bahadori (Behr Gallery's Workshop May 19th 2013)




Behrooz Bahadori May 19th Watercolor workshop at Behr Gallery© Seattle. The workshops are great opportunity for everyone to experience learning the different mediums of art. for more information visit www.behrgallery.com

 

Tuesday, May 21, 2013

Friday, April 5, 2013

BEHR gallery April Exhibiton to May 3rd 2013

BEHR Gallery April Exhibition From April 6th to May 3rd Poster

Feautering Artists: 

Behrooz Bahadori
Chris Wright
Amir and Marla Bahadori