June 3 - July 10, 2021
Alden Mason: Tribute
Also, the exhibition "Alden Mason: Fly Your Own Thing" is currently at Bellevue Arts Museum from May 14 - October 10.
Visit Bellevue Arts Museum in person, to view Alden Mason: Fly Your Own Thing, Wednesday through Sunday.
See museum hours, admission fees and parking information for BAM here.
A major 225-page monograph Alden Mason: Paintings, is available at the gallery. The book details the life and work of the artist with essays by Roger Hull, Robert Ayers, and Regina Hackett.
Read the review of Mason's exhibition in The Stranger
"Respected Washington Painter Alden Mason Finally Gets a Retrospective—It's a Vibrant Jolt of Color"
by Jasmyne Keimig
225-page monograph
Alden Mason Paintings
Roger Hull, with essays by Regina Hackett and Robert Ayers
Installation view of Tribute, 2021
LUCKY WINNER, 1977
Oil on canvas
82 x 70 inches
SOLD
ORANGE BINGO, 1976
Oil on canvas
70 x 82 inches
SOLD
SEPTEMBER PAINTING, 1960 (circa)
Oil on panel
18 x 24 inches
SOLD
WAITING FOR SPRING, 1960-61
Oil on canvas
70 x 43 inches
SOLD
UNTITLED, 1969
Oil pastel on paper
37 x 41 inches
$12,000
SOFT GARDEN, 1973
Watercolor and oil pastel on paper
40 x 48 inches
$35,000
GREY LANDSCAPE, circa 1970s
Oil pastel on paper
21 x 18 inches
$4,500 framed
UNTITLED, circa 1970-72
Ink on paper
18 x 23 inches
$1,800
ANIMALS, 1965
Ink on paper
17 x 20.5 inches
$1,800
FLOWER TOWER
Oil pastel on paper
20 x 16 inches
$3,000
KISS GOODBYE, 1978
Graphite on paper
8 x 11 inches
$1,400
WALKING THE CAT, 1965
Ink on paper
17 x 20.5 inches
$1,400
SPECIAL ORANGE, 1980
Acrylic on canvas
12 x 16 inches
$2,800
PEACEABLE KINGDOM REVISTED, 1988
Acrylic on canvas
70 x 82 inches
$35,000
In 1990, the gallery published a catalog on his "Courtship Series" with essays by Gerald Nordland and Bruce Guenther. In the forward I wrote,
"Each new body of work seeks to explore uncharted territory. Each new painting promises to better translate his observations into a painterly
language. Being summoned to Alden's studio to view 'the most marvelous painting yet' has become a familiar and personal joke between
us. Yet each time I hear excitement register in his voice over a new painting I am reminded that his lack of complacency keeps him vital."
BOY WITH YELLOW PENIS, 1991
Acrylic on canvas
36 x 42 inches
SOLD
TWO FOR LUNCH, 1991
Acrylic on canvas
60 x 70 inches
$27,000
