Gallery B612 presents Korean Rhapsody: Sijo, a Korean Cultural Week program during Seattle Art Fair Week, with support from the Consulate General of the Republic of Korea in Seattle and Margolis Arts Foundation. Through Sijo poetry, Korean brush painting, contemporary visual art, live performance, and Sagunja, the program invites audiences to experience Korean tradition as a living artistic language.

detail of Playground III by Mengru Zhou When the team at Gallery B612 suggested I curate and design this year's AAPINH show, I knew I had been offered a truly precious opportunity – a chance to honor and celebrate a beautiful slice of our community in a time when celebrating the diversity shaping our country holds a different kind of weight than it ever has before. I believe every community is made more beautiful by the individuals who shape it, and as a country of immigrants

Seattle Art Bridge: When Art Crosses All Borders, Art becomes a bridge—redefining ability, identity, and connection. "Art Bridge: Seattle to Seoul" is a collaborative exhibition featuring works by KyoungMug Park, MinJung Kim, and Ian Shearer, alongside artists from Vibrant Palette Arts Center (Seattle) and Special Arts Korea (Seoul). On view at Gallery B612 from July 12–31, 2025, the exhibition celebrates creative expression across cultures, abilities, and neurodiverse perspe

Gallery B612 returns to the Seattle Art Fair 2025 (Booth F09) with The Sky, The Wind, The Stars, and Poetry—an exhibition rooted in Korean Hanji traditions and expanded through mixed media. Inspired by the poetry of Dong-ju Yun, the show features works by MiYoung Margolis, YoungHwa Choi, MinJung Kim, and KyoungMug Park. Through layered textures, ink, and organic materials, the artists explore themes of memory, healing, and quiet resistance. Don’t miss the live ink performance

Gallery B612 Highlights Artists of the Freedom Exhibition that portray the internal and external struggles and costs of maintaining freedom.

Last Thursday evening on May 18th, 2023, Gallery B612 held their first Artist Reception. They featured 25+ artists, over fifty art...