Heather Goodwind Fine Art

Sooo excited to be a part of this new gallery opening up on Seattle's waterfront early next year. The website is live already, so you can check it out now - there's even a way to buy works online that I will ship directly from my studio.

There's a link in my bio to my page on the site, the homepage is lostincomposition.com, and their instagram is .

Paul Drinkwine (yes, his real name) is the founder. He's on the right in the second photo with his husband, Bill, and me at my opening at Souvenir in September. They are some of the most delightful people I've ever met, and Paul is both an old-school, idealistic advocate for artists AND a tech-savvy, down-to-earth businessperson - exactly the kind of gallerist that every artist dreams of working with. I feel incredibly honored and lucky to be involved in this project!

psst, artist friends: they accept submissions (unless you already have representation in Seattle, Paul is heavily involved and invested in the art scene there and is playing nice) so check out their submissions page to see if your work would be a good fit :)

I have new solo exhibition of paintings in the Rotunda/ArtBar of the Portland’5 Centers for the Arts Antoinette Hatfield Hall (the big theater building on Broadway, right across Main from the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall).

The exhibition is open to the public now through the end of the year, and there will be a reception on Thursday, Nov 17th from 5-7pm.

There will be brand new works from the series I’m working on right now, and from Series 35, which I painted earlier this year. There will also be a few large scale (4x6 feet) canvases from my Po***ck Krasner grant before the pandemic.

Portland’5 Presents Heather Goodwind
at Antoinette Hatfield Hall - Nov & Dec 2022
1111 SW Broadway Ave
Portland, OR 97205

Open Tuesday–Friday 10AM–6PM
& Two hours prior to events

Reception Thursday, Nov 17, 5-7pm

https://www.portland5.com/news/every-small-thing-has-its-place-heather-goodwind-art-exhibit