Works by Dewey Crumpler, Photo by Yosef Chaim Kalinko, Seattle University.
Markel Uriu | An Object Lesson
March 11- May 18, 2019
Opening Celebration Sat March 9, 2019 (4-6)
Artist Talk + Reception TBD April 2019
Hedreen Gallery
-free and open to the public
The Hedreen Gallery at the Lee Center for the Arts 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.
March 11- May 18, 2019
Opening Celebration Sat March 9, 2019 (4-6)
Artist Talk + Reception TBD April 2019
Hedreen Gallery
-free and open to the public
Opening Reception May 31, 2019 7:30-10:00 PM
Hedreen Gallery
-free and open to the public
Dec. 1, 2018 - March 3, 2019
Opening Reception Saturday, Dec. 1, 2-5pm
Artist Talk (6-7:30pm) and Reception Wednesday, January 9th, 6-9pm
Hedreen Gallery
-free and open to the public
September 8- November 17, 2018
Publication Release Reception: Saturday, October 20th 4-6pm
Hedreen Gallery
-free and open to the public
Opening Reception May 31, 4:30-8pm
Hedreen Gallery
-free and open to the public
Public Conversation with Dewey Crumpler and Sampada Aranke April 12 6:30pm
Hedreen Gallery
-free and open to the public
Michael Wilson, Empire Logistics
Sunday 5/13, 5:30 pm | RED MAY @ Hedreen Gallery
FICTILIS, Museum of Capitalism
May 20, 5:30pm | RED MAY @ Hedreen Gallery
Seattle University | Wyckoff Auditorium
-free and open to the public
Thursday, January 11th, 2018 7:00- 8:30pm
Hedreen Gallery
-Free and open to the public
Opening Reception Thursday, January 25, 6-8pm
Hedreen Gallery
-Free and open to the public
Lee Center for the Arts (CNFA)
901 12th Avenue, between Marion and Spring | 206-296-2244
Open: Wednesday through Friday 1:00-6:00 PM
2 Hour Parking is available on the street and visitor parking is available in Seattle University parking lots.
The Hedreen Gallery is wheelchair accessible.
For questions about accessibility or to request accommodations please contact Seattle University Galleries Curator Molly Mac. Two weeks advance notice of need for accommodations is requested.
