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Excited to be returning to Public Display Art Gallery as part of their newest group exhibition at ArtLove Salon in downt...
08/27/2026

Excited to be returning to Public Display Art Gallery as part of their newest group exhibition at ArtLove Salon in downtown Seattle.

The exhibition brings together work by a remarkable group of local artists, including Eli Kimaro, Monyee Chau, Aramis O. Hamer, Graham Franciose, Saina Heshmati, Shaun Doll, and others. Grateful to have my work included among them. (PublicDisplay.ART⁠)

Opening Reception
Wednesday, September 2
4–7 PM
Public Display Art Gallery at ArtLove Salon
Harold Poll Building, 5th Floor
110 Union Street, Seattle

The reception leads into Salon Social, with live music from acclaimed Seattle drummer D’Vonne Lewis and friends—an evening of visual art, music, conversation, and community. (PublicDisplay.ART⁠)

It feels especially meaningful to return to showing work in Seattle and to continue participating in the creative community that has shaped so much of my life and practice.

Hope to see some familiar faces there.

Public Display Art



Pictured:

Snake Nierika
Pen and ink on BFK Rives
30in. X 22.5in.
2024
$8000

https://publicdisplay.art/article/public-display-art-gallery-unvei

Public Display Art

SeattleArtists

https://publicdisplay.art/article/public-display-art-gallery-unvei

Spiritual Escapism
Pen and Ink on BFK Rives
30in. X 22.5in.
2021
$8000

https://publicdisplay.art/article/public-display-art-gallery-unvei

Over the years, some of my most important work hasn’t happened in a studio, but alongside communities navigating profoun...
06/21/2026

Over the years, some of my most important work hasn’t happened in a studio, but alongside communities navigating profound challenges, resilience, and care.

I’m deeply grateful for my time working with Lifelong AIDS Alliance, an organization that embodies what direct service can look like when compassion, dignity, and humanity are placed at the center. That experience reinforced a belief I carry into every aspect of my life: our greatest resource is not money or recognition, but the willingness to offer our time, energy, and presence in support of one another.

In a world that often rewards distance and individual achievement, I hope we continue to choose proximity, mutual aid, and collective care.

Thank you to Sarah Hurt and Seattle Art Source for consistently representing the best parts of me and for helping connect this work to broader communities. Your support has created opportunities for these conversations to continue far beyond gallery walls.

If you have the capacity, I encourage you to invest your gifts directly into your community. Volunteer. Show up. Share a skill. Listen. Care for your neighbors. Small acts of service have a way of becoming lasting structures of belonging.

To see more of my work:

🌐 www.sethsexton.com

🌐 www.seattleartsource.com

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For every polished moment, gallery opening, or framed artwork, there are countless unseen hours of grit, grime, labor, and care.

The real work is often unglamorous. It’s showing up when no one is watching. It’s tending to land, tending to community, and tending to one another.

I’ve learned that a meaningful life isn’t built on appearances—it’s built through service, persistence, and a willingness to get your hands dirty.

I’ll always enjoy the opportunity to put on nice clothes and celebrate beautiful moments, but I’ll never forget that the work that matters most rarely looks glamorous.

Here’s to embracing both: the celebration and the stewardship.

📸 Sometimes art gets a tuxedo. M

Calling in a little community support ❤️A dear friend of mine, Kazuri, is looking for a short-term place to stay in Seat...
04/27/2026

Calling in a little community support ❤️

A dear friend of mine, Kazuri, is looking for a short-term place to stay in Seattle from July 21–26 while she attends a workshop at the NW Creative Expressive Arts Institute.

She’s in her 60s and truly an exceptional human—kind, incredibly clean, creative, and deeply respectful of any space she’s in. She’ll be in sessions most of the day, so a simple setup (even shared bath, minimal amenities) is totally workable.

Ideally, we’re hoping to find something in or near Magnolia, Interbay, or Lower Queen Anne for ease of access.

If you—or someone in your network—might have a room, ADU, or are open to hosting for a few days, please reach out. Even leads or suggestions would be hugely appreciated.

Feel free to DM me or share this post 🙏

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Chimacum, WA

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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