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Q&A with Ellen Garvens

by Variable West
Posted on October 13, 2022October 12, 2022

Sponsored: We talked to the Seattle-based artist about her work in the exhibition Holding Unsteady at Koplin Del Rio in Seattle.

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New voices on West Coast art: exhibition reviews, artist interviews, and more

Deconstructive Acts—from Oregon to Connecticut
by Laurel V. McLaughlin
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Stelo + Variable West Art Writing Resident Laurel V. McLaughlin examines how artists deconstruct nationalist acts.
Leveraging Strengths, Moving Forward: Elena Gross and Kimberley Acebo Arteche Interviewed
by Roula Seikaly
November 17, 2022
Roula Seikaly talks to the two co-directors of Berkeley Art Center about how they approach collaboration, creating meaningful life-work balance, and how BAC welcomes diverse audiences.
Q&A with Ellen Garvens
by Variable West
October 13, 2022
Sponsored: We talked to the Seattle-based artist about her work in the exhibition Holding Unsteady at Koplin Del Rio in Seattle.
Introducing our next Cliff Notes columnists
by Variable West
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by Sharmin Rahman
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In Spoonful of Sugar, Emily Yong Beck asks: What is beneath the veil of beauty that we buy into?
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The Casual Intimacy of Women Caring for Women: Anne Buckwalter at Friends Indeed and Rebecca Camacho Presents
by Danica Sachs
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In the two-venue exhibition, Buckwalter’s domestic scenes have a revolutionary proposition: what would a world of care and support for the needs of all women look like?
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by Maddie Klett
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Ricki Dwyer's vast textiles and small sculptures examine the gravity of human relationships.
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by Luiza Lukova
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Stelo + Variable West Art Writing Resident Lusi Lukova considers the radical potential for care in text-based art.
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by Brandon Sward
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LA-based artists bring West Coast car culture to New York City.
John Baldessari and Bad Photography
by Natalie Krick
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Seattle-based photographer Natalie Krick on making her own rules about good photography.
Flirting With the Uncontrollable: Peter Gronquist at Winston Wächter Fine Art in Seattle
by Sharon Arnold
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Felted wool, steel, river rocks, and sound combine to illustrate the vulnerability of all life.
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by Alexa Grambush
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We Vessels of Existence: Jesse Mockrin at Night Gallery
by Jaushua Rombaoa
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Religious images question the multifaceted nature of human lives.
Who Do I Think I Am? Lynn Hershman Leeson at Altman Siegel
by Max Blue
June 7, 2022
A multi-media artist on the West Coast gets up close and personal with their viewers, unsettling the notion of a fixed identity.
Balancing Buoyancy and Desolation: Emily Kepulis at Lolo Pass
by Jeff Alessandrelli
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A painter meditates on the impending and preventable horror of environmental destruction.
Support, Opportunity, and Liberation: Month of Sundays at Eugene Contemporary Art
by Chelsea Couch
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An ambitious group exhibition steps in to show the world that liberation requires both trouble and quietude.