I’m thrilled about my first solo show at Gallery 110 in Seattle (110 Third Ave. S., in Pioneer Square), 3 March – 2 April. The show is titled “Embracing Black and White – and the infinite shades in between.” The show feature 14 monochrome paintings, which I call MBTW for the only two pigments used: Mars Black and Titanium White. Each canvas is 36” square, large enough to make a difference in an interior space, and enigmatic enough to reward multiple interpretations. We’re also displaying two 12”x 12” paintings on wood panels, also black/white/gray.
The show opened this Thursday. I’ll host a more focused tour and discussion from 5 – 8PM on Thursday 10 March. I’ll also be in the gallery from noon to 5:00 each Saturday, 5 March – 2 April. The gallery is open 12-5 PM Thursday-Saturday. I hope you can come by – I’m eager for you to see these pieces “in person.” I’ve printed 11”x 17” publicity posters, which feature MBTW26 at 11”x 11”. I’ll be happy to sign one for you at the gallery!
In the meantime, you can view the paintings online at jwharrington.com/mbtw.