Baci Cafe At The Henry Art, Seattle, Washington Restaurant Details

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This jem of an art gallery is tucked inside the campus but is open to the public. They show interesting contemporary art and have an art studio for your young budding artist to create their own masterworks with construction paper, markers and glue sticks.

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Interesting. Not my type of art, but it's still interesting to look at.

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I really like what the Henry had when I went there. They had modern art exhibitions (as I think they always do). The pieces were provocative (edgy) and thought-provoking (clever). The vibe is countercultural, young, and irreverent - at least by the standards of a large and relatively ancient university. It's a nice contrast to the bureaucracy and general corporate-ness of the university as a whole.

The pieces are generally well-executed yet accessible. The gallery seems to reflect the edgy aspects of the university and the University District. It's a nice representation of the sassy, cutting-edge approach the university and many of the students aspire to.

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A very ambitious and art enriching experience every time I go. I have begun to make the effort of visiting every few months because some very vital art experiences are usually on view.Very much worth the effort to fight the university traffic and parking.

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I visit 3 or 4 times a year, especially when there's a new exhibit. Always something interesting and one or more pieces stand out, stay in mind. Displays are not crowded--no attempt to get all the art possible on a wall (even though that's a funky charm of the Frye). A gallery of the Henry caliber on a university campus, accessible to the public, nominal fee (if any) is a gift. It even moves some peeps to write crabby reviews. There's something for everyone at the Henry Art Gallery