Summer 2026 Public Exhibitions Reception

Celebrate an exquisite new season of exhibitions at the Frye.

See art and technology converge in Tom Lloyd's dazzling light displays, take a poetic journey through Lotus L. Kang’s atmospheric installations, and experience works from the collection through the eyes of local artists. And be sure to pop outside and admire the vibrant new Boren Banner from Chloe King.

At 8 pm enjoy the performance work Big Floor, After Bongart by BLUE SCREEN, a multidisciplinary dance project led by Artists' Choice guest curator and choreographer Joseph Hernandez that brings together live music by composer Barret Anspach and video works by artist Jacob Todd Broussard.

Frye members receive complimentary refreshments. Not a member yet? Join today!

About Joseph Hernandez

Joseph Hernandez is an accomplished dancer, choreographer, and writer. Deeply personal and evocatively emotional, his work addresses the complexities of life and death, love and grief. A major part of his practice extends to supporting other creators by showcasing their work in performances and discussions that furthers pedagogy of contemporary dance.

Tom Lloyd is organized by the Studio Museum in Harlem. Major support for Tom Lloyd provided by the Henry Luce Foundation. Additional support provided by the Holly Peterson Foundation and the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts.

The Frye Art Museum's presentation is organized by Tamar Benzikry, Director and Curator of Learning and Engagement. Generous support provided by Dr. Vittorio Gallo, Exhibitions Circle supporters, and Frye members. Media sponsorship provided by Cascade PBS.

Lotus L. Kang: I hear the hollow boom of time is organized by Georgia Erger, Curator.

Generous support provided by Frye members. Media sponsorship provided by The Stranger.

Artists' Choice is curated by Adetola Abatan, Joseph Hernandez, Jake Prendez, Cedar Sigo, and Amaya Zhané, with support from Faith Brower, Director and Curator of Collections, and Alexis L. Silva, Curatorial Assistant.

Generous support provided by the City of Seattle Office of Arts & Culture and Frye Members.