Tom Gormally's Work Featured in Three Show Openings | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Tom Gormally's Work Featured in Three Show Openings

December 12, 2025
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Descending Storm by Tom Gormally. The work is a sculpture with a base at the bottom contsinting a swastika, and a tornado made out of wire with the whitehouse floating above it.
Tom Gormally ’77

The work of Tom Gormally ’77 was in three separate show openings across Seattle at the start of December. His pieces were featured in 30 Years, 1000 Stones at Art X Contemporary, We Don’t Need This Fascist Groove Thang at the Center of Contemporary Art, and Fall of Freedom at Ellen Hochberg Studios.

His works Keeping Your Head While All Those Around You Are Losing Theirs, and Saint Oil Baron are at the Art X Contemporary. His other works Descending Storm and Truth TV are at The Center of Contemporary Art and Ellen Hochberg Studios respectively.

30 Years, 1000 Stones
Art X Contemporary (Seattle, Washington)
December 4, 2025–January 17, 2025

We Don’t Need This Fascist Groove Thang
The Center of Contemporary Art (Seattle, Washington)
December 4, 2025–February 21, 2026

Fall of Freedom
TK Building (Seattle, Washington)
November 20–21, 2025

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