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Hall Spassov - Michelle Robinson Meet & Greet


  • Hall Spassov Gallery 2400 East Boston Street Seattle, Washington, 98112 United States (map)

Michelle Robinson Meet & Greet

We are delighted to announce the debut solo exhibition of Michelle Robinson at Hall Spassov. Originating from Los Angeles, Robinson is a self-taught artist currently based in Seattle, Washington. Over the course of two decades, she has gained international recognition for her acrylic and gold leaf paintings that delve into layered masking techniques. These compositions seamlessly blend architectural elements with natural and organic forms. 

Hall Spassov is a proud partner of Arts and Culture Week in Seattle, beginning September 19th and running through the 27th. Join us on Saturday, September 19th from 2-4pm for a meet and greet with artist Michelle Robinson, who will be signing her latest print edition, "Bare Together No. 3", available for purchase through the gallery. (Limited to twenty five on a first come basis).

Open to the public, free and family friendly!

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Hall Spassov Gallery

Hall Spassov Gallery was founded in 2006 by owners Erik Hall and Amy Spassov. The pair grew the business side by side from an underground work space into a vibrant exhibition space now located in Seattle. The gallery continues rotating exhibitions and participation in national art fairs. Our roster includes acclaimed international, national and regional artists who have shown a capacity for comprehensive and focused bodies of work. 

Services include assisting private and corporate acquisitions, as well as curating and art consulting. It is Hall Spassov Gallery’s mission to help cultivate the careers of our artists, and to assist new clients and collectors in acquiring works of art that are as distinguished as they are beautiful.

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