Elizabeth Leach Gallery is pleased to present Apprehension of Beauty, artist Gregg Renfrow’s latest artworks infused with color and light. Renfrow creates semi-transparent acrylic panels that feature layers of color that emerge from the center and emanate towards the edges of each composition.

Elizabeth Leach Gallery is pleased to present Re:place, a vibrantly evocative series of landscape paintings by Stephen Hayes. The works depict the natural world in brilliant layers of color and expressive mark-making.

Lonnie Holley’s atmospheric, dream-like painted works on paper that feature repeated, overlapping silhouettes and three-dimensional effects. Titled The Influence of Images, this new series of paintings were created during Holley’s artist-in-residency at the Elaine de Kooning House in East Hampton, NY in 2020.

Elizabeth Leach Gallery is pleased to present Monuments and Memorials, a new series of large-scale photo weavings by Dinh Q. Lê that reflect on collective memory and architectural commemoration.

Elizabeth Leach Gallery is pleased to present Northwest painter Kavin Buck’s latest series of artworks that combine realism and abstraction through luscious hues and multilayered brushstrokes.

Elizabeth Leach Gallery is pleased to present Recent Work by Lee Kelly, featuring steel sculptures, cast bronze forms and figurative watercolors.

Judy Cooke’s exhibition, Form First, highlights the artist’s exploration of shape and dimensionality through new minimalist wall constructions.

Charlene Liu’s exhibition Lattice reveals the artist's complementary approaches between the mindful deliberations of printmaking techniques and the observational immediacy of line seen in her plein air style paintings.

Elizabeth Leach Gallery is pleased to present Awake Under Vines, the latest series of large-scale paintings by Ryan Pierce, featuring artworks that combine an electrified palette with allusions to environmental activism and radical resistance.

Learn more about Alexis Day and the mixed media works on view in Faceted: Time and Expectations.

Elizabeth Leach Gallery is pleased to present Michelle Ross, I Am Your Signal, an exhibition of new boldly-colored abstract paintings. Visit this viewing room for a preview of the exhibition that opens on February 4, 2021.

Christopher Rauschenberg's pictures are inspired by a lifelong commitment to observation. Click to view a preview of his most recent series, Looking at India. The exhibition opens on January 7, 2021.

Elizabeth Leach Gallery is pleased to present a preview of A Postcolonial Landscape by Modou Dieng Yacine. The exhibition opens on December 1, 2020.

View a preview of the work on paper from early figurative and abstract artworks to recent drawings that focus on socio-political themes of racial inequity and corruption. The exhibition Ed Bereal: Studio Studies - Survey of Drawings 1958 - 2020 opens November 5, 2020.

Jeremy Okai Davis's Black Wood marks the gallery's first exhibition with the artist and presents new paintings featuring actors and models from Jet magazines in the 1950s - 60s. Take a closer look in his online viewing room.

Mark R. Smith's new intricately collaged paintings convey contemporary and historical narratives through an abstract visual language. View a preview of the upcoming exhibition, "Phalanxes" in this viewing room.

View an in-depth exploration of Claire Cowie’s new paintings, collage, textiles and multilayered paper sculptures in the exhibition, In the Vacuum, Outside the Atmosphere. Includes a reading by Mita Mahato and text by David Strand.

Malia Jensen’s multimedia art practice focuses on natural cycles, the human form and connections with nature. Enter the viewing room to see a preview of the exhibition, Eremocene.

Visit Anna Von Merten’s viewing room for a more in-depth look at her current exhibition, Nature and Other Relationships.

Click through for a preview of Matthew Picton’s exhibition Eschatologies. Viewing Room will be published on June 23, 2020.