Jack Straw New Media Gallery
The Northwest’s premier space for immersive installation art combining sound, digital media, and other genres.
2018-2019 New Media Gallery Exhibits and Artists
Chun Shao | Silicone Love - Her Garden READ MORE >
Piano Drop READ MORE >
Erin Elyse Burns | To Take the Shape of the Container READ MORE >
Amber Flame | ::intrigue::8 READ MORE >
Martin Jarmick | The Final Image READ MORE >
Trimpin's Hear & Now READ MORE >
Naima Lowe | Aren't They All Just Love Songs Anyway? READ MORE >
Chun Shao READ MORE >
Erin Elyse Burns READ MORE >
Martin Jarmick READ MORE >
Trimpin READ MORE >
Naima Lowe READ MORE >
Amber Flame READ MORE >
2018 Panelists
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Roger Feldman received his BA in Art from the University of Washington in Seattle and his MFA in Sculpture from Claremont Graduate University in Claremont, California. Feldman has had more than 40 One Person Shows and his work has been included in over 80 group exhibitions. In 1986, Feldman received an Individual Artist NEA Grant and his work began showing regionally and nationally. His site-specific installations, maquettes, and 2-D works have been shown in twenty-one states and six countries, including Canada, England, Scotland, Austria, Portugal, and Spain.Feldman has participated in Artist Residencies at Yaddo in upper state New York, Jentel, outside of Sheridan Wyoming, and Brush Creek Ranch outside of Saratoga, Wyoming. His work has been reviewed or featured in publications such as the Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles Times, LA Weekly, Los Angeles Art Scene, The Dallas Morning News, The Dallas Observer, Art Week, The Seattle Times, The Spokane Spokesman Review, and The Third Way, Exeter, England. Since 2005, his work has been included in the Washington State Arts Commission “Artist Pool” for Public Art. Public Art permanent large scale commissions have included work in Scotland, Canada, Texas, and Renton, Washington. |
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Elisheba Johnson is a multi-media artist and poet and has dedicated her career in the arts to creating space for emerging and POC artists to create and showcase their work. She has a BFA from Cornish College of the Arts, was the owner of Faire Gallery Café, a multi-use art space that held art exhibitions, music shows, poetry readings and creative gatherings. Since 2013 Johnson has been at the Seattle Office of Arts of Culture, where she is a project manager in the Public Art Program and works on capacity building initiatives including Public Art Boot Camp for emerging artists, and managing temporary art installation programs. |
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Beth Sellars served as curator of Suyama Space from co-founding the gallery with George Suyama in 1998 until its closing in 2017. Working as a museum curator in the Pacific Northwest since 1975, and more recently as curator of the City of Seattle’s Portable Art Collection through 2004, Sellars also works as an independent curator. She has served on numerous regional and national jury panels, museum and arts organization boards and committees, and has lectured internationally. Under Sellars’s stewardship, Suyama Space featured artists of national and international reputation in site-specific format, occasionally in collaboration with local and regional organizations. Past media coverage of programming has lauded Suyama Space as one of the Northwest’s pre-eminent contemporary art spaces. |
