Geheim Gallery

EXHIBITION OPENING: iWRITE THE FUTURE

“The pen has returned to the hand that knows the truth.”

For a long time, we are told who we are by the world around us. But there comes a point where the “i”-the humble, honest self-must decide to write a better future. WRITE THE FUTURE is about that transition from observation to authorship. It is the realization that you are the only one qualified to finish your story.

Using bold charcoal and intentional mark-making, Safiuchi explores the healing power of ownership. This show is an invitation to put down the “Archives” and start a new page. The process is the proof: every stroke is a choice, every layer is a lesson, and every chapter is written with intention.

Own the narrative. Write the future.

Join us for iWRITE THE FUTURE:
📍 GEHEIM GALLERY | 1228 Bay St, Bellingham, WA 98225
🗓 Friday, March 6th
🕔 5-9PM

This the last weekend to see ‘s solo exhibition! We will be open Friday 3-7pm, Saturday and Sunday 11-4pm!

We are excited to announce our new solo exhibition by titled “ THINGS STOPPED BEING FUN WHEN STRAWBERRY DIED” opens today. Come join us during ‘s art walk. We will be open from 5pm - late.

“Gerry Sims is a Seattle-based artist whose work explores the Black experience through material transformation and realism. Working with casting, fiberglass, plaster, and reclaimed materials, Sims recreates everyday objects to examine labor, consumption, incarceration, and systems of economic inequality. His practice is informed by lived experience and a close proximity to the justice system, using familiar forms to hold memory, resilience, and social history. Through material weight and subtle disruption, Sims invites viewers to reconsider what is often overlooked and whose lives are embedded in the objects we encounter daily.“

Come by tomorrow the 9th between 5-9ish! We will be open and have beverages for ‘s art walk.

Don’t want to miss ‘s solo exhibition “LEAVE THE LIGHT ON”

📸: .jane.n

Thank you to everyone that came out to the opening of “LEAVE THE LIGHT ON”, a solo exhibition by

We will be having another reception this Friday the 9th alongside Bellingham’s art walk. Come by from 5-9ish to see this show!

Massive thank you to the talented .jane.n for really capturing work. If any of you need your work photographed, reach out to Emma!

Thank you to everyone who came out to see ‘s solo exhibition “LEAVE THE LIGHT ON”

We will be having another big event for Bellingham’s art walk next Friday the 9th! Come by between 5-9ish!

Also wanted to thank the incredible .jane.n for documenting Yale’s work. If any artist needs their work photographed please reach out to Emma she rocks!

Little peak into “Greetings From The Bohemian Rivera” by &

“Greetings from the Bohemia Rivera” by & opens tomorrow! The opening is between 5-9ish!

CAN YOU BELIEVE IT?? ITS BEEN FIVE WHOLE YEARS. COME ON DOWN AND CELEBRATE WITH US. THIS GROUP SHOW WILL BE AWESOME. SO MANY OLD AND NEW FRIENDS. YOU CAN SAY EVERYONE AND THEIR GRANDMA IS IN THIS SHOW. I LOVE YOU ALL ARTISTS, COLLECTORS, FRIENDS ETC! THANK YOU TO MY EX WIFE DESI VALDEZ FOR THE FLYER.

ALSO WE ARENT ABLE TO TAG EVERYONE SO ALSO THANKS TO & FOR TAKING PART IN THIS SHOW.

COME HANG 5-LATE OCTOBER 3RD.

Please join us this weekend to this beautiful exhibition by &

“The future arrives unconstrained by death. Living water. Mouth at the stream of no fulfillment. The past for us is a future for you. Whatever the word is, it’s not fishing but something like a mirror. Another life waits to dip her feet in the pool of water. It is night falling.

A series of paintings by Emily Wise and Kristen Diederich find their way through Agua Viva by a novel by Clarice Lispector. In Argentina they simply called her Clarice. This is what it is like to be a woman already dead. Night is falling and all that shines invites those willing to jump. We invite you to swim with us.”

We are excited to announce the opening of “Night Swimming” by &

The Reception will be held from 5-9ish!

“The future arrives unconstrained by death. Living water. Mouth at the stream of no fulfillment. The past for us is a future for you. Whatever the word is, it’s not fishing but something like a mirror. Another life waits to dip her feet in the pool of water. It is night falling. A series of paintings by Emily Wise and Kristen Diederich find their way through Agua Viva by a novel by Clarice Lispector. In Argentina they simply called her Clarice. This is what it is like to be a woman already dead. Night is falling and all that shines invites those willing to jump. We invite you to swim with us.”