Soo Hong “Cube Chapel” Installation Opens October 6th!

Don’t forget to join us this week for the opening of a new installation with long-time Seattle Art Source collaborators, JW Architects, featuring intriguing new work by artist Soo Hong.

Julian Weber and Jaidee Weber, Principals of JW Architects, continue to dedicate a large section of their office in the International District to serve as a rotating art installation space, featuring the work of local artists.

Soo Hong is a Bellevue, WA-based artist known for her expressive use of color and pattern in her abstract work. “Cube Chapel” is a multimedia installation which immerses the three story space in light and color, providing a new wave ecumenical experience. Each viewing will ebb in intensity as the light shifts with the season, allowing the three month activation no end of novelty.

“Cube Chapel” opening reception
October 6, 2022, 5pm-10pm

JW Architects Offices
1257 S King St, Seattle, WA 98144

Open to the public October through January
9am to 5pm Monday – Friday

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