It’s December, and the holiday hustle is in full swing! This weekend is a busy one, and I’m so excited to share all the festive art events I’m part of. Whether you’re looking for unique gifts, local art, or just a good time, I’d love to see you at one (or all!) of these gatherings.

After wrapping up my feature show last month at Columbia City Gallery, I've had a chance to dive into a few commissions. One highlight was Larsen’s Bakery—our neighborhood gem, celebrating an incredible 50 years!

I’m thrilled to announce my first feature exhibition in Seattle in several years, and I’m especially excited about this show because it marks a significant shift in my work. For years, I’ve focused on urban settings—capturing doors, windows, and shopfronts from my travels and local haunts. But for the past three years, I’ve been working on something close to my heart: depicting Indian, specifically Punjabi, women in their daily lives.

I'm excited to announce that I am now showing with Columbia City Gallery! This month, you can see my series of 6x8 watercolor paintings featuring the beautiful doors and windows of Portugal, inspired by our trip last fall.

When you think of iconic Seattle, images of the Space Needle, Pike Place Market, and the waterfront skyline may come to mind. But for a true Seattleite, it's Dick's Drive-In that stands out. Painting this landmark has been on my list for quite some time, and the original piece sold within minutes of posting it on Instagram.

Open Studio is happening Saturday, July 27th from 11am to 4pm during the upcoming Sunset Hill Walking Art Fair. If you have never been to an open studio event, they are not to be missed! Follow my signs from the corner of 29th Ave. nw and 80th st.

Our time in Granada was a blend of creativity, culture, new friends, language and inspiration. The Albaycin's charm and history provided the perfect backdrop for all our artistic and educational pursuits.

One of this years goals is to being involved in more pop-up events. I’ve had two so far and another couple coming up to add to your calendars. I hope you can drop by to say hi and see the new work, have a beverage and check out some art.

Here’s your plan for Saturday April 13 in Seattle!!!! Head to Georgetown, have brunch somewhere in Georgetown and then wander the breweries and check out the Makers Market. Bring friends, drink beer and find cool stuff made by local artists.

Hello friends! As we embark on this new year, One of my goals for 2024 is to take part in more pop-up events throughout Seattle, and I'm thrilled to kickstart the year with the upcoming Ballard Makers Market and Bar Hop on March 2nd, from 1-6 PM at Urban Family Brewing Co.

Finally, after years of anticipation, I found myself strolling through the charming streets of Lisbon and Porto, armed with a camera and my trusty small watercolors. Seven weeks in Portugal, and the main thing on my agenda? Paint the doors, windows, wrought iron, and those iconic azulejos.

Just a week left to check out this exhibition at the Office of Arts and Culture located on the 3rd floor of King Street Station, 303 S. Jackson Street, Seattle. I am so thrilled to have my work included in this show!

Big thanks to everyone who swung by during the past couple of weekends …

I hope that you can make it to at least one of my shows this summer.

As an artist, I am constantly exploring new themes and subjects in my work. My current series is focused on the dive bars of the Ballard and Phinney Ridge/Wallingford neighborhoods, and I am using watercolor to create small, realistic paintings of these beloved local establishments.

“Isolated” New Paintings by Ameen Dhillon, was on view for the month of June 2022 at New Leaf Editions and Gallery on Granville Island, in Vancouver BC.

I spent some time last month playing in the studio with my growing collection of silk fabrics. Bits and pieces of fabric purchased, found, gifted and handed down to me because maybe I could do something with them. Some have been with me for over 30 years, waiting patiently in a trunk. Memories of travels to India or just the Punjabi Market in Vancouver, back in the 80’s and 90’s, when it was thriving on those few blocks at Main and 49th.