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Project NW: Epiphany Couch, č’adac (Inheritance)

With an emphasis on artists’ voice and vision, Project NW highlights the depth and range of artistic expression in the region.

Epiphany Couch
A Thrift Store Jean Jacket with a Beaded Mt Tahoma on the Back. The One Your Grandma Showed to You in a Dream (detail), 2024. Kitchen chair, 49 DZINE fabric, jean jacket, glass beads, and abalone. 39 x 18 x 18 inches. Courtesy of the artist.
Photo credit: Mario Gallucci

Epiphany Couch
Florence & Johnny at Mother’s Allotment Home, 2024
Glass beads, reclaimed tin container, and giclée inkjet print on fine art paper, 15 x 6-1/2 x  ¾ inches. Courtesy of the artist.
Photo credit: Mario Gallucci

Epiphany Couch
Burdened With More Beautiful Things: The Ancestors and The 7th Generation, 2024. Photoprints, glass beads, oak gall ink, and archival pigment prints on birch panels, two works: 24 x 36 inches, each. Courtesy of the artist. Photo credit: Mario Gallucci

Tacoma Art Museum is located on the homelands of the Puyallup Tribe of Indians. We recognize and honor the enduring Puyallup people and Coast Salish communities as we strive for a fuller understanding of the histories and currents of this place, and a more equitable future. Tacoma Art Museum is a qualified 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. EIN: 91-0697444.