Anthony White
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About
Exhibitions
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White (born 1994) received his BFA from Cornish College of the Arts in 2018. He has participated in curated, thematic and one-person exhibitions locally, nationally, and in Europe. He was awarded the 2021 Betty Bowen Award and had a one-person exhibition at Seattle Art Museum in 2022/2023. He was awarded Second Prize in the 2018 XL Catlin exhibition, juried by prominent international museum curators, at the New York Academy of Art, in NYC. The artist also organizes and curates a recurring popup group art show, While Supplies Last, featuring works on paper by artists from around the world. His work is in the collection of the Crocker Art Museum, Sacramento, CA, Seattle Art Museum, Seattle, WA and the Frye Art Museum, Seattle, WA. White lives and works in Seattle, WA.
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May 1, 2025
Art Access
Charged Exchanges
by Kristen TollefsonApril 22, 2025
The Seattle Times
Top Seattle art exhibits to see in May
by Margo VansynghelNovember 5, 2024
LVL3
Artist of the Week: Anthony White
interview conducted by Luca LotruglioJan 2, 2023
the Stranger
Anthony White’s Confounding Confrontations
by Corianton HaleJan 13 2023
Seattle Art Museum: samblog
This Moment in Time: A Conversation with Anthony White and José Carlos DiazOctober 12, 2022
NBC News
“15 LGBTQ art shows that are spicing up global museums this fall”
by Dan AllenFebruary 7, 2019
Seattle Times
“Meet Anthony White, the rising Seattle artist who’s also creating buzzy shows of other artists’ works”
by Gayle ClemansJanuary 9, 2019
New York Times
“In Seatte, Creating Community by Collecting Art and Artists”
by Paulette PerhachJanuary 7, 2019
Seattle Magazine
“Seattle Pop Artist Puts Plastic in t Spotlight”
by Gwendolyn ElliottDecember 18, 2018
Seattle Metropolitan
“Plastic Meets Instagram at Anthony White’s Exhibition”
by Stefan MilneDecember 5, 2018
The Stranger
“Anthony White’s Eye-Popping Paintings”
by Jasmyne KeimigAugust 30, 2018
City Art
“Plastic planet: Anthony White elevates trash and trashes luxury”
by Margo VanSynghel
PLA on panel
60 x 48 inches
SOLD