WHO WE ARE
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Bridge Productions is a hybridized commercial/experimental exhibition space focusing on process-based work and projects by artists, curators, writers, and performers in Seattle Washington. We provide an engaged platform a broad range of projects including visual art exhibitions, publications, happenings and activations, curatorial collaborations, and curated box sets. Functioning as a hybridized space that is both commercial and experimental, our dexterity fosters integrity and rigorous exploration of artistic work and concepts. We collaborate with emerging and mid-career artists, writers, and curators to create a local and national context for their work; building community and a tangible connection to the arts for our guests across the Pacific Northwest and the US. Located in the Georgetown neighborhood of Seattle, historically a vibrant hub for artists and performers, we provide a venue which creates the opportunity for artists, makers, patrons, and supporters to convene in celebration and support of the arts. |
HISTORY
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Bridge Productions was founded in 2010 by Sharon Arnold as an online gallery featuring our curated box sets: a handmade wooden box containing two original artworks by two different artists, paired with a literary publication. In 2012 we opened our brick and mortar location, (dba) LxWxH Gallery, where we continued exhibiting sets alongside monthly publications, events, and exhibitions in our Georgetown space. In 2015 we took a hiatus and reopened in 2016 with greater determination to expand our practices beyond the traditional role of the white cube space. Today we continue to feature work by artists, writers, and curators from Seattle, Portland OR, San Francisco, LA, Chicago, and New York in a broad range of mediums from drawing, painting, and sculpture to installation, video, and performance. |
