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From inside the gallery.
Exhibition walkthroughs recorded at the gallery. Artist conversations. Notes from Bainbridge Island and Park City. The work behind the work.
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Exhibition Walkthroughs
Artist Interviews
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Material Mediations — A Walk Through the Show
7 parts recorded — select a segment:
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The program
Four types of content. One gallery.
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The Walkthrough
Exhibition tours — recorded at the gallery
A real walk through each current show. The way you would walk it yourself — no narration script, no production distance. Just the work and the space.
● Live — Material Mediations
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The Studio
Artist conversations — at the studio or gallery
A conversation with each represented artist about their process, their influences, and what they are working toward. Not an interview format — a conversation.
● Coming — Upcoming
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Gallery Friends
Collectors, community, and interesting people the gallery knows
The people around the gallery — collectors building something, community figures, new gallery friends from Bainbridge Island and Park City.
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What’s Coming
Upcoming exhibition previews and new work
Before the show opens — a first look at new work arriving, installation in progress, and what the next exhibition is building toward.
● Coming — Before Additions opens
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Full exhibition walkthroughs and artist conversations. Uncut. The complete version of every piece of content.
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60-second cuts from the gallery floor — individual works, artist moments, and the kind of detail you miss walking past.
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The same short-form content, plus exhibition photography and behind-the-scenes from installation days.
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From the journal
Notes, observations, and the longer view.
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Why a whale: Britt Freda took a line from Strauss and painted a bay in Mexico
The title of the painting at the centre of Sanctuary is a line from Ariadne auf Naxos. The aria it comes from calls music the holiest art, the one that unites all who can dare. Freda took the daring for her title and the holiness for her subject — and worked Strauss's score into the panel itself.
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Sanctuary opens August 7. Two painters, nineteen works, and a whale.
Britt Freda went to Mexico last winter, newly empty-nested, and was greeted on the boat by a breaching humpback. The painting that came of it is five feet of whale rising through a sea built entirely of stones. Teresa Smith holds the quieter register of the same island.
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Additions opens June 5. Three artists. Two join the program.
Ross Collado and Tamera Abaté join the permanent program. Julie Devine is invited. The show opens First Friday on Bainbridge Island.
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