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Laurie Lee Brom, Syd Bee, Kari-Lise Alexander Showcased in ‘The Visions of Graces’

Kari-Lise Alexander

A new show at Roq La Rue Gallery features the elegant and arresting work of three painters, Laurie Lee Brom, Syd Bee, and Kari-Lise Alexander, each offering works under the show banner, “The Visions of Graces.” The show opened this week at the Seattle venue—and runs through July 7. (Bee was last featured in a Q&A here, and Alexander was last shown on our site here.)


Kari-Lise Alexander

A new show at Roq La Rue Gallery features the elegant and arresting work of three painters, Laurie Lee Brom, Syd Bee, and Kari-Lise Alexander, each offering works under the show banner, “The Visions of Graces.” The show opened this week at the Seattle venue—and runs through July 7. (Bee was last featured in a Q&A here, and Alexander was last shown on our site here.)


Laurie Lee Brom


Syd Bee


Kari-Lise Alexander

“‘The Visions Of Graces’ (features) new paintings by three northwest painters … ,” the gallery says. “All artists feature predominantly feminine imagery imbued with a dark and mysterious narrative dealing with deep seated fears, dreams, and the glamour of selected nostalgia.” See more work from the show below.


Laurie Lee Brom


Syd Bee


Kari-Lise Alexander


Syd Bee


Laurie Lee Brom

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