Hedreen Gallery

Located in the Lobby of the Lee Center for the Arts, the Hedreen Gallery  is dedicated to the vibrancy of Seattle's artistic community. Our mission is to support the work of emerging artists and exhibit new work by established artists: local, national, international. We strive to catalyze artistic process and dialogue; to connect artists, audiences, and resources; and to engage the community in the arts. Always free and open to the public.

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3-D Studio

Situated a block away from the main campus, sculpture studio is professionally equipped with wheeled work tables and variety of machines that accommodate the works of wire, clay, cardboard, wood, plaster and 3-D printing.  This beautiful built space is part of the artist co-op which aims to provide a high standard working environment for artists.  Sufficient equipment, fine studio furniture, high wooden beam ceiling and large windows of natural light make sculpture studio an inspiring space for students to create and thrive in art-making.  

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Printmaking Studio

The spacious and light filled Printmaking Studio functions as a laboratory for investigating printmaking. This two room studio contains a large and a small flatbed press, and ample space to introduce students to a variety of multiple imaging techniques including intaglio, monotype, relief, and experimental printing processes using digital media. Calligraphy and Letter arts are also taught in this studio space.

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Vachon Gallery

The Vachon Gallery is dedicated exhibiting works by advanced students in the Art and Art History department, as well as resident artists and faculty. This vast and versatile space located in the Fine Arts Building lends itself to large scale installations and group exhibitions.

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Ceramics Studio

The intimate ceramics studio allows students to focus on hand methods, sculptural work and the world vessel tradition.  This space features two electric low fire clay kilns. The studio practices safe, green, and sustainable methods of clay work.

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Drawing Studio

This studio hosts drawing courses at various levels of expertise. The space is ideal for still life and figure drawing, complete with movable furniture, flexible lighting, mirrors, storage and display boards for critique.

Contact

Aly Bedford

Program Coordinator

206-296-5360

abedford@seattleu.edu

Stefanie Fatooh

Director of Arts Programming

206-296-2340

sfatooh@seattleu.edu

Trung Pham

Department Chair

206-220-8243

phamtr@seattleu.edu