Monstrous Georgetown Art Attack on October 8!

Posted on September 27, 2016 by Larry Reid

Enjoy a beautiful art filled autumn evening in Georgetown with critically acclaimed cultural exhibits, stellar artists, makers and musicians in Seattle’s oldest neighborhood. Industrial, contemporary visual and performing arts, music and activities throughout the historic business district.

Walking? Be sure to hop on the FREE Art Ride to experience our west end studios and galleries such as Equinox Studios, studio e and SANCA. Running every 15 minutes in a full circle so you don’t miss a thing!

Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery welcomes back Seattle native Charles Burns, one of the founders of the alternative comix movement, to discuss his masterpiece Black Hole and other seminal works as part of Fantagraphics 40th anniversary festivities. The critically acclaimed exhibition R. Crumb: Early Works, 1965 – 1967 remains on view. November 2, 2016.

All City Coffee exhibit Friends | Artists | Heroes, the photography of Lisa Scott Owen is continuing thru October. An inspiring portrayal of surfers, skateboarders and other artists in motion, bringing light to their their stories thru photography.

Rainier Glass Studio invites you to become part of the glass art experience! Browse their gallery of NW artists unique blown glass art, watch the live demonstrations and be inspired to reserve a spot blow your own seasonal piece! Open for Art Attack, 6-9 PM.

Bridge Productions and guest curator Tracy Rector will present a gathering of contemporary work by Indigenous artists begun with her landmark show this past January, YOU ARE ON INDIGENOUS LAND, an exhibition reminding us of where we stand and the importance of truth, place, and identity. Featured artists include Lauren Monroe Jr, Raven Julia Juarez, Nahaan, and Steven Paul Judd. Opening reception, October 5, 6-9 PM. Also open for Georgetown Art Attack.

The Hammie Salon celebrate their 1 year anniversary with the magical work of Abbe Johannes. Using her face and body as canvas, Johannes creates characters and stories, then photographs the result to share with her audience. Her creations are mesmerizing and will draw you in, as you experience the flawless merging of reality and imagination. With October leading to Day of the Dead celebrations around the world, stop in to be inspired by Abbe’s amazing talent. Opening festivities begin at 5pm, October 8.

Krab Jab Studios presents Gods of the Wyld: Allen Williams, with Forest Rogers, Stephanie Pui-Mun Law, and the Schiflett Brothers. Illustrator Williams is known for his fluid, dark and mysterious drawings, and in this show he releases the lesser known gods of a forgotten past. Supporting this show is new work by sculptors Forest Rogers, the studio Schiflett Brothers, and watercolorist Stephanie Pui-Mun Law. Opening October 8, 6-9 PM.

Eight and Sand hosts The Tarot Show featuring 78 tarot Carnival. It’s time for the annual Tarot show! This year will feature several artists from the 78 Tarot Carnival deck as well as many local and national artists who will show their own interpretation of their chosen card. There will be decks available and possibly a tarot reader.

Georgetown Trailer Park Mall a unique and lively collection of trailers selling hand crafted jewelry, art and vintage goods. Open late for Art Attack, the fun never ends!

Status Ceramics invites you to visit their studio! Open for the first time to the public during the Art Attack, with hand-makes one of a kind ceramic tile designed by local Seattle artists. Their tile is hand pressed and glazed to order in their Georgetown studio and they are excited to share what they do. Stop by for unique gift tiles, insight into their tile making process, or just to say hi. Open from 6-9 during the Georgetown Art Attack.

studio e exhibit GLUE a group collage show, with works of Brian Cypher, Warren Dykeman, Damien Hoar de Galvan, John Rizzotto, Curtis Steiner, Gillian Theobald and Heather Wilcoxon continues thru October.

Equinox Studios is an arts community in West Georgetown, home to over 100 artists working in an inspiring array of mediums, including dance, blacksmithing, welding, woodworking, cycle fabrication, sculpture, painting, film, glass and art performances monthly.

Usher in Autumn with Georgetown Art Attack on September 10

Posted on August 28, 2016 by admin

Georgetown Art Attack is ushering in Autumn with spectacular exhibits, a blown glass pumpkin patch and the best of Seattle’s contemporary visual and performing arts.We recommend coming early to make a full day of your art experience in Seattle’s oldest neighborhood perusing the artistic stylings at Van Haven on 12th Ave. S., wine tasting at Charles Smith Wines, enjoying a bite at one of the many restaurants throughout the neighborhood, many of whom serve beer from our favorite, Georgetown Brewery or support local charities by participating in the San Gennaro Festival activities.

Jump on the FREE Art Ride to check out our west end locations such as Equinox Studios, studio e and SANCA.

Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery presents R. Crumb: Early Works, 1965 – 1967 on Saturday, September 10. This important exhibition features over 40 previously unseen original drawings and arcane artifacts which demonstrate the development of the artist’s signature style. The show remains on view through November 2, 2016.

All City Coffee is exhibiting Friends | Artists | Heroes, the photography of Lisa Scott Owen. These are the first images from a body of work that will build over time, exposing new audiences to historically important artists who work in mediums, such as surfing and skateboarding, that not everyone considers art. This work is also about creating images for the artist themselves that help them have some control of how their stories are being told and inspire others.

Rainier Glass Studio invites you to their autumn blown glass pumpkin patch and become part of the glass art experience! Watch the live demonstrations and be inspired to reserve blow your own pumpkin! Open for Art Attack, 6-9 pm.

Bridge Productions is pleased to present Anamorphosis, in which photographer and installation artist Dave Kennedy introduces new work, continuing the investigation he began with The Likeliness of an Appearance. In this series, Kennedy explores the illusory nature of objects and space using photography, collage, and installation to play with ideas of identity, truth, illusion, and perception. Opening reception September 7, 6-9 pm

Krab Jab Studio presents “Femina Mystica”: Bud Cook, David Gray, and Mark Poole.This show explores the interaction between the female figure and her surroundings in a series of paintings by illustrators Bud Cook, Mark Poole and realist painter David Gray. The result is introspective, iconic and beautiful. Artist Talk at 7:30 pm with all three artists in attendance.

Georgetown Arts and Cultural Center is exhibiting new works by Carol Rashawnna Williams AKA K-LOVE‘ Artifacts from the future’ a series of large monoprints / paintings. This show is an exploration of objects, ideas, tools and resources that our collective future ancestors deemed necessary to the survival of our species: clean water, electricity, land, animals of the food chain indicators, shelter, spirit, conifers, handwriting, music, art, and empathy.

Eight and Sand is hosting the closing reception for The Great Outdoors group show, featuring art inspired by the great outdoors. Camping, wildlife, hipster loggers and starry skies. Local and national artists are represented.

Georgetown Trailer Park Mall presents CHICKEN SH*T BINGO! Tickets are only $5 each, and will be on sale 12-6:30pm. They will be hosting 3 rounds starting at 7pm. Winners will all take home an awesome gift basket! All proceeds will be donated to a very close friend of ours who sadly lost her home in a tragic fire. Come give a sh*t with us!

studio e is exhibiting GLUE a group collage show, work by Brian Cypher, Warren Dykeman, Damien Hoar de Galvan, John Rizzotto, Curtis Steiner, Gillian Theobald and Heather Wilcoxon.

Equinox Studios is an arts community in West Georgetown, home to over 100 artists working in an inspiring array of mediums, including dance, blacksmithing, welding, woodworking, cycle fabrication, sculpture, painting, film, glass and art performances monthly.

Illumination Studio #305 presents Rostad and Ferrell. Rostad, being in the medical field, explores the inner beauty of our neurological system through abstraction and vibrant color and Ferrell, having a degree in art, explores spacial and color field through abstraction and planes of color. Also, Luscious Leopard Lips, with vast musical tastes, brings atmospheric music as a DJ with a Theremin synthesizer and keyboards.

Georgetown Art Attack in August is Hot!

Posted on August 1, 2016 by Larry Reid

Georgetown Art Attack is pleased to present another star studded summer evening featuring not only the best of Seattle’s contemporary visual and performing arts, but also our Annual Drag Strip show, hosted by the lovely and gracious Sylvia O’Stayformore !!!
With so much to see and do, you can jump aboard the FREE Art Ride to check out our west end locations such as Equinox Studios, studio e and SANCA and not miss a thing.

Come early for wine tasting at Charles Smith Wines or a bite at one of the many delicious restaurants throughout the neighborhood, many of whom serve beer from our favorite, Georgetown Brewery!

Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery presents incomparable Seattle cartoonist Peter Bagge signing advanced copies of his seminal NEAT STUFF comix, collected for the first time in a deluxe slipcase edition. Artist will appear from 6:30 to 8:00 PM.

Georgetown Trailer Park Mall A major element of Georgetown Art Attack in August is the racy Trailer Park Drag Strip. Bring your lawn chairs and picnic supplies for an evening of art, shopping and entertainment under the stars. This event is going to be off the charts. Come down to Georgetown and have some fun! No admission. Every girl will be working for tips. BRING YOUR SINGLES! Sylvia O’Stayformore will be your the hostess for the evening featuring Honey Bucket, Jackie Hell, Monikkie Shame, Abbey Roads, James and Kerry Darling, Jacques n’Aww, Strawberry Shartcake and Queen of the Universe Donna Tella Howe!

Rainier Glass Studioinvites you to become part of the glass art experience! Browse thru the Gallery’s unique array of one of kind blown glass art pieces, watch the live demonstrations and get inspired to reserve blow your own lessons! Open for Art Attack, 6-9pm.

Bridge Productions is honored to present New Trees, Tim Cross’ second solo exhibition at the gallery. In the artist’s new body of work, he will continue his exploration of color, form, and material to describe his fantastical science fiction scenery and unfamiliar chromatic terrain. The title, New Trees, suggests a hint of new growth and optimism emerging from the foreign ground. As we view this new land through Cross’ fractured kaleidoscopic perspective, we imagine a new beginning.

The Hammie Salon hosts Springtime in The Palouse, photography of Brenda J Pederson. The Palouse is a magical place. In the spring, the undulating hills, electric green of young wheat and lentils, and the brown and gold, plowed and fallow fields create a patchwork of amazing beauty. In this exhibit Brenda Pederson explores the Palouse Scenic Byway sharing a small glimpse of this enchanted kingdom through her photos.

Miller School of Art presents the collection, “Joy” by Heather Danso. Her playful approach to the process of painting creates dramatically delightful portraits and playful abstracts, which intentionally celebrate diverse expressions of empowerment, happiness, and beauty.

Krab Jab Studios hosts An Evening with Betsy Tinney.As we continue our summer group show “Im’ago Primordialis”, we celebrate midsummer with a cello concert by composer Betsy Tinney. Member of the group Tricky Pixie, Betsy is known for her haunting, original music inspired by nature. Free to the public.

Mainframe New Patterns explores the architectural boundaries between art and interior space. These boundaries extend from painting to sculpture, decorative and functional furniture. New Patterns features artists, ceramicists and architects from the PNW and along the West Coast.

Eight and Sand proudly presents hosts The Great Outdoors group show. This exhibit will feature art inspired by the great outdoors. Camping, wildlife, hipster loggers and starry skies. Local and national artists will be presented.

studio e contiiues Let’s Explode In A Climaxical Burst Of Being Here, the widely heralded work of Tim Kerr. An original member of the skate punk band, the Big Boys, and currently member of Monkeywrench, Tim has also established himself as a notable painter. Juxtapoz recently characterized his solo show at the Rosa Parks Museum as “linked to justice and knowledge.”

Bosworth Hoedemaker presents two bodies of work by Rafael Soldi being: Life Stand Still Here is a conceptual manifestation and exploration of myself, my fears, and moments when life and its darkest facets can offer monumental symbolism. This work approaches loss with a dark, visually abstract lens through of sculpture, altered photographs and digital creations. Sentiment an emotional exorcism of sorts, they represent a struggle to reconstruct a life without the very thing that defined it.

Equinox Studios is an arts community in West Georgetown, home to over 100 artists working in an inspiring array of mediums, including blacksmithing, welding, woodworking, cycle fabrication, sculpture, painting, film, glass and art performances monthly.

Farewell Paperie and Paper Press Punch are having an open house! They’ll be selling letterpress goods and risograph art including greeting cards, art prints, gift wrap, books and more. Check us out in studio 170 & 175.

Hot Georgetown Art Attack Action on July 9!

Posted on June 24, 2016 by admin

Skate down to the Georgetown Art Attack for a beautiful summer night featuring industrial strength visual and performing arts. Diverse dining, exotic shopping, adventurous galleries, festive nightclubs, music and more at over 40 locations! Jump aboard the FREE Art Ride to check out our west end locations such as Equinox Studios, studio e, and SANCA.

HIGHLIGHTS:

studio e is honored to present Let’s Explode In A Climaxical Burst Of Being Here, the work of Tim Kerr. An original member of the skate punk band, the Big Boys, and currently playing with Monkeywrench, Tim has also established himself as a notable painter. Juxtapoz recently characterized his solo show at the Rosa Parks Museum as “linked to justice and knowledge.” Please join us in welcoming Tim at his first major Seattle art exhibition.

Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery welcomes acclaimed indie comix artist Sammy Harkham and wishes a fond farewell to the Intruder at the second annual Hot Off the Press book fair! This colorful festival features tables of local handcrafted comix, prints, and zines by many of the Northwest’s most admired artists. Special guest Sammy Harkham will sign copies of the newly released Kramer’s Ergot 9 anthology as well as his alluring self-published serial Crickets. Another attraction is Seattle artist Josh Simmons signing the latest installment of Jessica Farm project, a highly conceptual comic book series designed by Harkham. After-party action at Machine House Brewery.

Georgetown Records will be featuring new music by seminal Seattle punk band Chinas Comidas with a spoken word performance by the band’s charismatic singer Cynthia Genser at 7:30 PM.

Bridge Productions presents new installation and video work by Seattle artist, C. Davida Ingram for her solo exhibition, “Lexical Tutor”.

The Hammie Salon is featuring the paintings of Kate Petty. The artist explains, “I work with the concept of liminality. It is a state that is ambiguous and hidden. In the subliminal, things are unconscious. But liminal is barely perceptible; it’s a state of being in-between. Sometimes boundaries between worlds are well defined; but liminal suggests a spaciousness, often hazy, like the transition from dreaming to wakefulness or dark to light. It is like twilight.”

Miller School of Art Bring an acoustic instrument or dancing feet and play amidst the growing collection “Joy” by Heather Danso. Working in acrylic tints and mediums, her dramatically delightful portraits and playful abstracts intentionally celebrate diverse expressions of empowerment, happiness, and beauty explored through her own unique process.

Krab Jab Studios presents “Im’ago Primordialis”, a rare opportunity to see fantastical realism from around the world! Also referred to as “visionary surrealism”, curator Don Farrell brings to Seattle over 20 of the best artists in this genre under one roof, including local artists Bryan K. Ward, Jeff Mihalyo, William Fahey, YvetteEndrijautzki and Don himself. All new work by Brigid Marlin, Peter Gric, Roku Sasaki, Tomasz AlenKopera, Steven Kenny, Liba W. Stambollion, Igor Grechanyk, Amanda Sage, Autumn Skye Morrison, Susannah Martin, Andrew Gonzalez, Otto Rapp, Forest Rogers, Jean Pronovost, Miguel Tio, Benjamin Vierling, and Martina Hoffmann. Additional works by Ernst Fuchs, Robert Venosa, and HR Giger. Local artists in attendance as well as Brigid, Otto, and Miguel. Opening: Saturday, July 9th, 6 – 9 pm. Runs through September 3rd.

Mainframe is pleased to exhibit new works by Seattle based artist Kerrie Deck, Amy Maloof, and Seattle/NJ based artist Sophie Spies. This exhibit presents works by each artist working in textile, digital media, and found object that explore random pattern as autobiography, the new culture of observation, and storytelling. Closing reception Saturday, July 9th from 6pm – 9pm.

Eight and Sand proudly presents Amanda Stalter in her solo show titled See That Silver Shine. Her work can be described as new contemporary, surreal figurative art. Amanda is somewhat newly transplanted from Los Angeles and is one of the main driving forces behind The Drawnk, a great drink and draw group here in Seattle.

Georgetown Trailer Park Mall is excited to host its popular KARAOKE NIGHT for July’s Art Attack! Bring your voices and your favorite, well-practiced song choices, and we’ll handle the rest. The event goes from 6-9pm at the mall, located at 5805 Airport Way S. at the corner of Homer Street. Don’t just see the art… BE THE ART!

Machine House Brewery is exhibiting the works of Al Bee, a self-taught painter, tattoo artist and world traveler whose colorful gouache and ink paintings conjure surreal, dreamlike psychological universes. Machine House will also host a lively Art Attack after-party organized by the Intruder Comix collective.

Georgetown Art Attack on June 11! Art, Music & More!

Posted on May 25, 2016 by admin

Don’t miss the Georgetown Carnival: Art Music & More. Free fun for everyone.

Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery presents Down to Clown with Tatiana Gill featuring original artwork from her new clown coloring book and other works. Patrons are encouraged to color pages from the book to include in the exhibition. The artist will be in store at the Georgetown Carnival from 4:00 to 6:00 PM to sign copies and encourage coloring contributions.

All City Coffee solo exhibit from Portland-based illustrator, artist and educator Bryan Rubnis B-Sides & Remixes, will be on display thru the month of June,

Festival Street Stage located on 12th Ave. S. is featuring the SANCA Acrobats, Seattle Drum School, Eagles Aerie Brass Band, Lisa Prank and much, much, more!!!

Bridge Productions is excited to introduce Chicago-based artist Krista Svalbonas‘ first solo show in Seattle, Topophilia, this coming June. The primary focus of Topophilia is her highly acclaimed Migrants series – a body of smaller photography and collage works in which Svalbonas investigates notions of time, place, familiarity, and displacement. Her new work, the Migrator series, is a set of bas relief constructions breaking slightly free of the wall to further her exploration of dismantled and rearranged architectural features.

Rainier Glass Studiowill be open during the Georgetown Carnival with live glass blowing demonstrations and exhibiting a full array of beautiful and unique blown glass art pieces by a variety of northwest artists. Come get inspired!

Miller School of Art is hosting a group show during the Georgetown Carnival. Come explore the creative spirit in the historic setting with many talented artists and their teacher.

Krab Jab Studiosis exhibiting The Art of Tenaya Sims. June 11- July 2, opening reception on June 11th 6-9PM with artist in attendance. From the elegant graphite sketches to the soaring oversized oil paintings, Seattle artist Tenaya Sims debuts his new work of epic proportions, with themes surrounding the mythological views of women in art. The result is richly engaging and utterly breathtaking.

Eight and Sand Open Inventory Salon Show. This month during the Georgetown Carnival, Eight and Sand will be displaying all of the current open inventory of artwork in a salon style show. This will be an off the wall show where you take the piece with you when you purchase, no need to wait a month for pick up! Many different artists will be represented. Hours will be from 1-7pm.

Equinox Studios will be a show stopper at the Carnival with their zany madcap interactive art! From catapult powered painting craziness to raku ceramic rowdiness and the Iron Monkeys black smithing madness. Come try it all, make some fun and be part of art with Equinox Studios!

Georgetown Brewery Co. and Charles Smith Wines are the proud sponsors of the local, live and original music stage featuring Danny Newcomb and the Sugarmakers, El Vez, MKB Ultra, Maszer, Bad Pants, Gretta Harley, ThePaper Dolls, Madcap Pushers and Joog! Located at the epicenter of the activity on Airport Way S. across from their Beer and Wine Garden in the Georgetown Trailer Park Mall, come for the music, stay for your favorite beverages! *Georgetown Brewery Co. Beer/Charles Smith Wine Garden is 21+

Georgetown Trailer Park Mall offers independent artists, designers, makers and collectors to sell their goods direct in a one-of-a-kind environment thriving community. Shop handmade, up-cycled, and reused products all while hanging in a unique little corner of the world! We’ll have a ton of pop-ups and will be open for Carnival until 10pm

Hazard Factory Power Tool Races World Famous and racing on the streets of Georgetown, a feat of creativity, ingenuity and industrial grit! Noon to 5pm

The Stables are hosting a colorful new attraction this year, Georgetown Clown Town, curated by Larry Reid and Celeste Kean, including art, performances, coloring, balloon making, magic and more. The Clown Show at the Stables features contemporary clown art by Ron English, Marion Peck, Edward Matlock, Doug Parry (pictured above), Tatiana Gill, Kelly O, Extremo, Owen Smith, Seth Goodkind, Greg Swanson, Allen Gladfelter and more. Performances in the clown tent include Just Sage, Unexpected Productions Improv, Bill Robison, Godfried and more clowning around. Enjoy cold refreshments in the Clown Bar beer garden while entertained by a variety of clown activities.* the Clown Bar is 21+

Georgetown Music Store is excited to present the Acoustic Armageddon 25 Stage on Airport Way S. featuring Andrew Norsworthy, Hell Mary, Star Anna, South Sound Tug and Barge, Saint John & the Revelations, Our Dead Fathers,and Patrick Galactic 1-7pm

studio e presents SHORT STORIES: Tim Marsden. Opening reception Friday, June 10^th 6-9pm, exhibit runs June 11- July 2.With this body of new work, Tim Marsden uses a multi media approach to create an installation that explores visual narrative. Traditional mediums of drawing, painting and sculpture are used to create elements that range in size from the intimate sculptures to large-scale murals. Each of the pieces work together to ultimately create an overall narrative within the space.

May Flowers at the Georgetown Art Attack

Posted on May 3, 2016 by admin

All City Coffee is showing solo exhibition from Portland-based illustrator, artist and educator Bryan Rubnis B-Sides & Remixes, featuring new prints and previously unreleased drawings, paintings and studies. A long time friend of All City, Bubnis has collaborated with a number of commercial clients and agencies and his work has been exhibited across the U.S. and abroad.

Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of original drawings from Australian artist Simon Hanselmann‘s latest comix collection “Megg & Mogg in Amsterdam and Other Stories.

Bridge Productions is delighted to present Seattle artist Julie Alpert‘s solo exhibition, Garbled Love Letters, featuring of three large pieces in painting and collage from her Bows and Drips Each piece overflows with colorful bow-ties, ribbons, and bursts of pattern; literally dripping with bright paint and ornamentation. Also featured is an installation of small, intimate watercolors floating across the length of a wall, pairing loose, airy, asemic writing and rhythmic repetition; articulating nonsensical language and playful patterns, as well as invented and actual symbols.

The Hammie Salon is featuring Six Photo Stories by Brenda J Pederson. Brenda J Pederson is a travel and food photographer, based in Seattle. No matter what the subject, her goal is to capture the essence of a time and place to share with you. This exhibit highlights selections from a new project, Six Photo Stories,combining photos and text into peek-a-boo views of cultures and places.

Interstitial is exhibiting Jueqian Fang, Orchids That Look Good in Bad Lighting. Orchid Board – Most Complete Orchid Forum on the web ! > STYLES, SETUPS & ENCLOSURES > Growing Under Lights > Affect of Artificial Light on Orchids. “The reason that non filament lighting sources do not get a 100% CRI rating, is that they are made up of specific salts, which ‘burn’ at different specific colors, they add all these colors up and get something approximating ‘white’ light. This can be good or bad for plants…Although it seems we would want a filament bulb because it has a linear spectrum (all color equal) unfortunately filament bulbs are very wasteful.” – Jueqian Fang. Exhibit runs thru May 22.

Rainier Glass Studiofounded in 1994, bringing fine art, beauty, and a one of a kind experience. The Rainier Glass Studio features a large scale hot-shop with four glory holes; available for classes, private events and “Blow-Your-Own” Glass Activities! Browse thru the Gallery’s unique array of blown glass art pieces by a variety of northwest artists, watch the live demonstrations and get inspired to reserve blow-your-own lessons!

Miller School of Art featured artist, Heather Danso lovingly explores in acrylics, working on both sides of loosely woven canvas, creating portraits and abstracts that explore expression, identity, and the possible.

Krab Jab Studiosis exhibiting Rituals: The Art of Sara Winters and Cynthia Sheppard. Celebrated illustrators Sara Winters and Cynthia Sheppard present their two-woman show, Rituals, which is a visceral exploration of deep-seated thoughts and emotions that tend to repeat themselves, expressed through paintings of sacred objects and the performance of ceremonies. All work is in traditional painting medium. Opening on Saturday May 14, 6-9pm. Artist talk with Sara and Cynthia in attendance at 7: 30 pm.

Mainframe presents Back+Forth an installation of kinetic/interactive sculpture by Seattle based artist Roger Feldman. Viewers are invited into a position of power where non-committal talk meets political rhetoric. This piece first appeared at the LA Municipal Art Gallery, Woodland Hills and has been reworked by the artist for this exhibit. Roger Feldman is an accomplished artist working in large scale site specific installation and sculpture, exhibiting nationally and internationally including the Tacoma Art Museum and Suyama Space in Seattle. Grand opening and artist reception Saturday, May 14, 6-9pm.

Praxis Arts is happy to exhibit the works of Nikki Frumkin. Nikki is an artist inspired by hiking, climbing and mountaineering in the great Pacific Northwest. She explores nature with a sketchbook in hand, looking for patterns in nature as she explores. Nikki aims to inspire wonder for the outdoors by infusing her landscapes and mountains with energy and movement.

Eight and Sand is proud to present a new body of work by returning artist Christopher J Olson. He revisits a familiar theme, science fiction. Colorful landscapes occupied with robots and buildings of the future, this new work explores two opposing forces, natural and man made objects. In addition to art attack night we are hosting a special artist in attendance reception on May 21st.

Wittman Estes Architecture is exhibiting “Linescapes”, new work by Jeremy Prim. Linescapes is an exhibition of large scale, minimalist oil and wax paintings inspired by the Pacific coast.

Georgetown Trailer Park Mall is excited to present “The Intergalactic Sessions II“, a live improv set performed by some of Seattle’s most talented musicians. Join us for shopping, music and general good vibes. Our many vendors open at 12pm, with the performance beginning at 7pm. Let’s get spaced out together!

Georgetown Arts and Cultural Centeris featuring “Melancholia”– mixed media work by Jade Highleyman. Melancholia is a personal investigation of leaving situations “hanging” or being untethered to reality. Generally, in weaving or any needle craft, the person ties up the ends and snips off any excess to present it in it’s finished form. Jade decided to leave the ends un-tasseled, uncut and undivided to creating a golden waterfall of loose ends. Artist studios will be open during ART ATTACK, 6 -9 pm.

Georgetown Music Store is hosting Acoustic Armageddon 24 – Spencer Carlson, Kelsey Sprague & TBASA go “Song for Song in theround” during Art Attack 6-9 pm. Always free & all ages.

studio e is exhibiting YELLOW: a group show. New work by Brian Beck, Brian Cypher, Carole d’Inverno, Warren Dykeman, Robert Hardgrave, Helen O’Leary, GillianTheobald, Heather Wilcoxon and James Arzente. In celebration of our first 18 months as a new gallery, studio e is presenting a group show, YELLOW, that will highlight work from a group of artists – individual talents whose styles, although varied, exude an ineffable quality of vivid expression that has characterized studio e in the past and will set the tone for our shows in the coming years.

Equinox Studiosis an arts community in West Georgetown, home to over 100 artists working in an inspiring array of mediums, including blacksmithing, welding, woodworking, cycle fabrication, sculpture, painting, film, glass,

Neil Kelly presents Northwest Native Art by Walish Designs and Artist, Jiji Chartraw of the Makah Tribe. Native American drums and paddles featuring Northwest Tribal designs.

Mount Analogue & Megan Harmon Photo Studio‘s SUMMER ART SERIES presents: POETRY / COMICS. Opening reception and reading, Saturday May 14, 7:00pm. This group show is interested in the ways text and images work together and against one another to manipulate any preexisting ideas about narrative, language, and/or reality. Featuring the work of Bianca Stone (Brooklyn), Ted Powers (Northampton, MA), Catherine Bresner (Seattle), Gabby Bates (Seattle), Aidan Fitzgerald (Seattle), Colleen Louise Barry (Seattle) and readings by Willie Fitzgerald (Fiction), Amaranth Borsuk (poetry), and Catherine Bresner (mixed genre). 6519 Ellis AVE S, Seattle, WA

Another Lively Georgetown Art Attack on April 9

Posted on March 31, 2016 by Larry Reid

Join us for a memorable spring evening featuring art, music, live demonstrations and fun from one end to the other!

Our ever-expanding industrial, contemporary visual and performing arts/artists at over 40 locations, create an art walk experience as unique as Georgetown itself. Be sure to hop aboard the FREE Art Ride tour to visit many studio/gallery locations, including our west, such as studio e, SANCA and Equinox Studios!

Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery is presenting a tribute to late Italian cartoonist Guido Crepax, featuring original art by contemporary cartoonists including David Lasky, Peter Kuper, Benjamin Marra, Roberta Gregory, George Pratt, Mark Wheatley, and more. The exhibition will also include reproductions from the Complete Crepax Volume 1 with a limited edition companion publication and other exclusive Crepax merchandise, translated into English for the first time.

Bridge Productions is pleased to feature anamnesis, Ashleigh Rose Robb‘s, first solo exhibition in Seattle. Using markmaking as a gesture to record the passage of time, Ashleigh Robb’s compositions are the accumulation of simple lines and marks to build up form. The process of marking time varies, and as such, the materials used to do so are ever changing. Each line is a faint documentation which only appears up close, fading into white as you step further away, a haunting, philosophical body of work that carries forward its Minimalist lineage.
All City Coffee “For your viewing pleasure”, the private art collection of Steve Withycombe, from primarily Seattle based artists, will be on display thru April.
Rainier Glass Studioinvites you to become part of the glass art experience! Browse thru the Gallery’s unique array of one of kind blown glass art pieces, watch the live demonstrations and get inspired to reserve blow your own lessons! Open for Art Attack, 6-9pm.
The Alice is featuring I Wasn’t Just Saying What You Wanted To Hear… an immersive video, sound exhibition that stages a conversation between five single-channel video artworks of Katherine Behar, Constance DeJong, Ellie Krakow, Jaeeun Lee and Elise Rasmussen.

Miller School of Art will be showing ABSTRACTS, featuring Karyn Blasi and Elva Francis.

Krab Jab Studiosexhibit “Dream Covers” is a group show in which artists have designed their dream book covers. Curated by art director/book designer Lauren Panepinto, with featured artists; Marc Scheff, Tran Nguyen, Rebecca Yanovskaya, Jeremy Wilson, Laurie Lee Brom, Brom, WylieBeckert, Iain McCaig, Dan Dos Santos, Dave Palumbo, Scott Fischer, Allen Williams, Chris Buzelli, Rovina Cai, Vanessa Lemen, Winona Nelson, Julie Bell, Boris Vallejo, Anthony Palumbo, and KimberlyKincaid. Artist in attendance will be Brom, Laurie Lee Brom, Jeremy Wilson, Marc Scheff and Lauren Panepinto with Curator Talk at 7:30 pm.

Praxis Arts is pleased to showcase Leo Shallat. Leo Shallat is a visual artist born and raised in Seattle, Washington. Leo’s artistic practice draws inspiration from the culture of calligraphy and form line design as well as abstract painting. His work deconstructs letter forms to their bare elements, re-composing them to create abstract compositions that reflect an intuitive language of movement and flow.

Eight and Sand is happy to present local artist, Rich M Stevens for the month of April. Rich uses mixed media materials including embroidery thread, cut paper, aluminum foil and resin to create intricate conceptual works housed in hand built shadow boxes.

Georgetown Trailer Park Mall is hosting a trivia night! Come with 3 of your friends and impress us all with your infinite knowledge. Vie for gift cards from these local businesses: The Conservatory, Hitchcock Deli, Fonda la Catrina, and of course, us at the Trailer Park Mall! The game starts at 7pm sharp. Visit our Facebook page to RSVP. See you there, you smarty pants!
The Conservatory Come join us this April 9th for the Georgetown Art Attack! The Conservatory will be hosting a live portraiture session with Tyler Jacobson, Cynthia Sheppard, Mark Winters, Sara Winters and Kieran Yanner. Coffee, beer and wine available.
Georgetown Music Store is hosting Acoustic Armageddon. Monthly acoustic performances by regional artists and rotating visual art. Always free and all ages are welcome, every second Saturday during Art Attack, 6 – 9:30 pm.

studio e is exhibiting FAR WEST (re-mix) , Carole d’Inverno‘s solo show, inspired by the powerful histories of people, communities and places that experienced the centuries-long transformation of the American West. d’Inverno reshapes emotional narratives into her own, purist abstract language of repeated motives, shapes and colors, achieving a unique aesthetic effect with her heavily symbolic canvases
Equinox Studiosis an arts community in West Georgetown, home to over 100 artists working in an inspiring array of mediums, including blacksmithing, welding, woodworking, cycle fabrication, sculpture, painting, film, glass,

Neil Kelly presents Northwest Native Art by Walish Designs and artist Jiji Chartraw of the Makah Tribe. Native American drums and paddles featuring Northwest Tribal designs will be showcased in our Neil Kelly Showroom along with tastes of local tribal cuisine and wine.

Wittman Estes Architecture will be hosting “Linescapes”, new work by Jeremy Prim. Linescapes is an exhibition of large scale, minimalist oil and wax paintings inspired by the Pacific coast.

March 12 Art Attack Welcomes Awesome New Attractions

Posted on February 28, 2016 by Larry Reid

Let your spring fling art adventure begin on 12th Ave. S. where Georgetown Art Attack is pleased to welcome back curator Sharon Arnold with Bridge Productions, introduce the newest member to our arts community, Ryan Blythe of Rainier Glass Studio and host Academy Award nominee, Daniel Clowes, premiering his latest book at Fantagraphics Bookstore and Gallery!

With stellar industrial, contemporary visual and performing arts/artists at over 40 locations the FREE Art Ride tour will bring you to many studio/gallery locations, including our west end venues such as studio e, SANCA and Equinox Studios for live demonstrations, open studios, music and fun!

HIGHLIGHTS:

Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery is pleased to present Daniel Clowes. The Academy Award nominee (Best Screenplay for Ghost World) returns to debut his latest graphic novel, Patience, which represents his most ambitious work to date. Also on display will be original art from the international comix anthology Red Eye.

Bridge Productions returns to Georgetown with TECTONIC, a group exhibition highlighting our 2016 lineup of guest and represented artists: Julie Alpert, Tim Cross, Sue Danielson, Emily Gherard, Davida Ingram, Dave Kennedy, Kat Larson, Ashleigh Robb, and Krista Svalbonas. Each of these artists are connected through overlapping aesthetics and rigorous, process-based practice. Their narratives address ideas about location, dislocation, identity, repetition, and time. As a result, they gather naturally to form a distinctive group with a broad spectrum of styles and perspectives.

The Alice is exhibiting I Wasn’t Just Saying What You Wanted To Hear… is an immersive video, sound exhibition that stages a conversation between five single-channel video artworks of Katherine Behar, Constance DeJong, Ellie Krakow, Jaeeun Lee and These works invent and occupy a charged psychological universe in its own distinctly metered sense of time. Presented simultaneously in a one-room exhibition, this show creates a unique opportunity to tease additional interpretations, contexts and contingencies out of already resolved narrative forms.

Interstitial is featuring last_resort, the art of Mario Lemafa. last_resort sees Mario Lemafa investigating themes of erasure, whiteness, colonization and the physical/metaphorical qualities of cleansing through an indigenous digital Dasein (felt presence). Brutal and tender, the exhibition poses the question of whether or not the death of inequality would render vacations obsolete. Envisioning tropical locals as utopian space, last_resort generates new visual elements towards a radical, futuristic redefinition of the travel lifestyle.
All City Coffee will be hosting “For your viewing pleasure”, the private art collection of Steve Withycombe. Steve’s collection is mostly from Seattle based artist from the last 15 years. None of the work will be for sale, just for your viewing pleasure.

Rainier Glass Studio Now open for Art Attack, Saturday March 12, 6-9 pm with live demonstrations in the art of blowing glass.

The Hammie Salon is hosting a Jewelry & Accessory Trunk Show and Sale featuring four local artisans jewelry and accessories. Hapertas & Company specializing in modern haberdashery, including bow ties, neckties, pocket squares and more. Silver + Salt minimalist designs feature organic lines and raw gemstones, inspired by nature. Carolena’s Glass Pocket takes bits and pieces of vintage jewelry, re-purposing them into modern designs. Anvil & Anchor creates one-of-a-kind, industrial-styled, heavyweight jewelry pieces.

Krab Jab Studios Closing reception of exhibit “Arboreal Dreams”, featuring: Bastien Lecouffe Deharme, Braden Duncan, David Gray, Drew Tucker, Elijah Evenson, Emily Fiegenschuh, Greg Spalenka, Iris Compiet, Jeff Menges, Mark Poole, Olivier Villoingt, RovinaCai, Stephanie Pui-Mun Law, Vinod Rams, Virginie Ropars, Yuko Ishii, and Yvette Endrijautzki is Saturday, March 12, 6-9 pm. Whether the tree is mystical, nurturing, menacing, rendered in watercolor, oil paint or sculpture, they delight our imaginations.
Mainframe Shop NO SÉ: new works of emerging artist, Gabriel Marquez closing exhibit of large scale mixed media based artworks will be held 6 -9 pm on Saturday, March 12 during Art Attack. No Sé explores the ideas and values of place as regional, social, and temporal, cultural identity, and the nature of visual language as a potential contradiction of artistic practice.

Eight and Sand is featuring a group show of art in miniature form. The artists have created works 7 inches and smaller and each artist invited a guest artist to participate in this stunning display of tiny. A complete artist list will be available during Art Attack.

studio e is exhibiting FAR WEST , Carole d’Inverno‘s new solo show, inspired by the powerful histories of people, communities and places that experienced the centuries-long transformation of the American West. d’Inverno reshapes emotional narratives into her own, purist abstract language of repeated motives, shapes and colors, achieving a unique aesthetic effect with her heavily symbolic canvases.
Equinox Studios is an arts community in West Georgetown, home to over 100 artists working in an inspiring array of mediums, including black smithing, welding, woodworking, cycle fabrication, sculpture, painting, film, glass, ceramics, photography, performance art, music, and more! Hop on the free Art Ride shuttle and join Equinox for live demonstrations, open studios and fun!

Georgetown Trailer Park Mall offers independent artists, designers, makers and collectors to sell their goods direct in a one-of-a-kind environment thriving with community. Come see the handmade, up-cycled, and reused products all while hanging in a special, unique little corner of the world! Open for Art Attack until 9 pm and every weekend on Saturdays from 12-7pm and Sundays from 11am-4pm.

Georgetown Arts and Cultural Center feature for March Art Attack includes the Gallery 21. Help celebrate the grand opening of a new gallery space and works from the first ever resident artist, Una Dunphy from Cork, Ireland. “The Camino 15” portrait paintings are based on the experiences and individuals Una met on a 42 day pilgrimage thru the Camino de Santiago in Spain. Artist talk will be held at 7:30 during Art Attack.
Georgetown Music Store is hosting Acoustic Armageddon 22. Monthly acoustic performances by regional artists and rotating visual art. Always free and all ages are welcome, every second Saturday during Art Attack, 6 – 9:30 pm

Illumination Studio presents Rostad and Ferrell. Rostad explores the inner beauty of our neurological system through abstraction and vibrant color and Ferrell exploring space and color field through abstraction and vibrant color. Also, music by Luscious Leopard Lips, the Georgetown atmospheric music DJ with a Theremin synthesizer.
Zippy’s “The Art of Eli Wolff” -an exhibit of acrylic paintings by local artist, Eli Wolff continues thru March. Eli Wolff, a Seattle native makes art designed to get people to laugh. His fondness for cartoons, sci-fi and fantasy book covers, 70s movie posters, and all kinds of pop-culture that creep into his work with visual puns and geeky mash-ups.

Romantic 8th Anniversary of the Georgetown Art Attack on February 13

Posted on January 25, 2016 by Larry Reid

Join us as we celebrate our love of art with 8 years of the Georgetown Art Attack! Art, music, chocolate, wine and beer, all in the heart of the historic industrial district, we do Valentine’s done right! Stellar industrial, contemporary visual and performing arts/artists at over 40 locations with a FREE Art Ride that stops at many studio/gallery locations, bringing you full circle complete with a tour of our west end locations such as studio e, SANCA and Equinox Studios for live demonstrations, open studios, music and fun!

HIGHLIGHTS:

Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery presents “Underworld: From Hoboken to Hollywood” by Kaz. In addition to his career as an Emmy-winning writer for animation (Cartoon Network’s Camp Lazlo, Disney’s Phineas and Ferb, and Nickelodeon’s SpongeBob Squarepants), Kaz has been drawing his weekly Underworld comic strip since 1992. Come celebrate the first comprehensive collection of his clever creation on February 13 with a book signing and exhibition of original art.

The Alice is pleased to announce In Search of Conjunctions, a group exhibition of new drawing, photography, video and sculpture from DemianDinéYazhi’, Kerry Downey, Gabriel Jesiolowski, Ellen Lesperance and Sara Osebold. The featured artists find moments of quiet intimacy and meditation through texture and nature,while simultaneously exercising a critical linguistic wit. Exhibit opens January 23, 2016

All City Coffee will be showing The Art Of Trashion thru February 29th. Tammy Perry‘s found & recycled art has a post apocalyptic steam punk edge, with a nod to the past while incorporating her own strong interpretations to the mediums.

The Hammie Salon is featuring Tonia S. Arehart, “A Call To Your Brave Self”. Tonia creates portals and resting places, which allow viewers experiences of expansion and rest. During the creation process she ask questions with colors, shapes, new and old world mediums. She is committed to the expression that at the end of the road, there is ‘NO END OF THE ROAD’, it is only another chance of expansion and rest.

Krab Jab Studios will be exhibiting “Arboreal Dreams”, featuring: Bastien Lecouffe Deharme, Braden Duncan, David Gray, Drew Tucker, Elijah Evenson, Emily Fiegenschuh, Greg Spalenka, Iris Compiet, Jeff Menges, Mark Poole, Olivier Villoingt, RovinaCai, Stephanie Pui-Mun Law, Vinod Rams, Virginie Ropars, Yuko Ishii, and Yvette Endrijautzki. Whether the tree is mystical, nurturing, menacing, rendered in watercolor, oil paint or sculpture, they delight our imaginations. Opening reception: February 13th, 6-9PM with a curator talk at 7:30PM

Mainframe Shop presents NO SÉ: new works by Gabriel Marquez. Emerging artist, Gabriel Marquez is exhibiting new large scale mixed media based artworks. No Sé explores the ideas and values of place as regional, social, and temporal, cultural identity, and the nature of visual language as a potential contradiction of artistic practice. Artist reception, Saturday, February 13th from 6pm – 9pm with previews and pre-sales by appointment.

The Conservatory presents Alla Prima: A Night of Live Portraiture.See award winning artists paint live from a costumed model at The Conservatory during Georgetown Art Attack 6pm to 9pm

Eight and Sand is proud to present new mixed media works from Seattle based artist, Rhodora Jacob. Rhodora illustrates lush pastel worlds filled with beings who dwell in overgrown vegetation. Other-worlds where everything seems to have a soul. Please join for art and snacks.

Praxis Arts is featuring Claudio Duran‘s beautiful works of art in the Theoria Gallery, Praxis Arts’ in house gallery opens on Saturday, February 13, 6-9pm. Claudio’s artwork is inspired by unexpected color combinations, machinery, nature and wildlife and other Pacific Northwest artists. Gallery hours are Thursday-Sunday from 2-5pm.

Machine House Brewery is exhibiting Andy Porter – Wild Northwest – A Benefit for Washington Brewshed. Andy’s photographs document the way mountains, rivers and forests demand our attention, taking control of our emotions. Andy and Machine House are working with Washington Wild and their Brewshed program to help them give our natural surroundings the respect they deserve.

studio e is featuring Timorous Beasties, a photography exhibition loosely curated on the subject of fur, feathers, and foliage and its use as props in documentary, street, and studio photography. The set is curated by Netra Nei and includes work by two Seattle photographers amongst an international group of photographers sourced on social media from the US, Europe, and Japan.

Equinox Studios is a growing arts community in West Georgetown, home to over 100 artists working in a staggering array of mediums, including blacksmithing, welding, woodworking, cycle fabrication, sculpture, painting, film, glass, ceramics, photography, performance art, music, and more! Hop on the free Art Ride shuttle and join Equinox for live demonstrations, open studios and fun!

Georgetown Trailer Park Mall is hosting their 2^nd annual Valentines Schmalentines party on Saturday, February 13! Be there by 6:30pm to vie for awesome Trailer Park Mall shwag in our GIANT TWISTER competition! Followed by live performances by local talent, covering your favorite love/heartbreak songs at 7:30pm. Come for the shopping, stay for the shenanigans!

Georgetown Arts and Cultural Center presents “Love Attack” a multi media assemblage by creative designer, Holly Downey. Custom specialty Love Potions with your selection of bottle, an essential oil scent mixed with organic sunflower oil. Hand crafted decorative ticklers are also available..Holly Inc Designs is nestled in Studio 1 in the Georgetown Arts and Cultural center.

Georgetown Music Store is hosting Acoustic Armageddon 21. Monthly acoustic performances by regional artists and rotating visual art. Always free and all ages are welcome, every second Saturday during Art Attack, 6 – 9:30 pm

Illumination Studio presents Rostad and Ferrell. Rostad explores the inner beauty of our neurological system through abstraction and vibrant color and Ferrell exploring space and color field through abstraction and vibrant color. Also, music by Luscious Leopard Lips, the Georgetown atmospheric music DJ with a Theremin synthesizer.

Zippy’s will be showing “The Art of Eli Wolff” — new acrylic paintings by local artist, Eli Wolff. Eli Wolff, a Seattle native makes art designed to get people to laugh. His fondness for cartoons, sci-fi and fantasy book covers, 70s movie posters, and all kinds of pop-culture that creep into his work with visual puns and geeky mash-ups.

Georgetown Art Attack! Saturday, January 9, 6:00 – 9:00pm

Posted on December 30, 2015 by admin

Happy New Year from Georgetown’s Art Attack!

Start the new year off on a good foot, join us in our resolution to bring you the best, brightest and ever expanding industrial, contemporary visual and performing arts/artists at over 40 locations!

The FREE Art Ride stops at many studio/gallery locations and can bring you full circle complete with a tour of our west end locations such as studio e, SANCA and Equinox Studios for live demonstrations, open studios, music and fun!

HIGHLIGHTS:

Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery presents Jim Woodring‘s FRANK IN THE 3RD DIMENSION book launch party and signing with Jim Woodring and special guest Charles Barnard.

All City Coffee will be showing The Art Of Trashion. Tammy Perry is a Denver transplant who dabbles in found & recycled art with everything from skateboards & spray paint to salvaged materials. Tammy takes on an oddities vibe with an almost post apocalyptic steam punk edge, giving a nod to the past while incorporating her own strong interpretations to the medium. Jan 1st – Feb 29th

Krab Jab Studios exhibit Well Played: the Art of Tim Bruckner opens on Saturday, January 9, 6-9 pm. Sculptor of toys and action figures, artist Tim Bruckner is best known for his DC Comics resin casts of Superman, Wonder Woman, and other superheroes and villains. Now retired, he gets the chance to create his own cast of characters! Tim will be in attendance.

studio e presents: Curtis Steiner & Tobey In Blue: a calligraphic installation, an installation exploring the dimensional possibilities of a line drawing. Line-light-shadow-layers-shifting perspective, created out of mundane materials; drinking straws and a candle. Opening reception January 9th 6-9 pm. Additional hours: January 15- February 6th open Friday & Saturday 1-6 pm.

Machine House Brewery is exhibiting a new show of photographs: Andy Porter – Wild Northwest – A Benefit for Washington Brewshed . Andy’s work documents the way mountains and rivers and forests demand our attention and take control of our emotions. Andy and Machine House are working with Washington Wild and their Brewshed program to help them give our natural surroundings the respect they deserve.

Equinox Studios is a growing arts community in West Georgetown, home to over 100 artists working in a staggering array of mediums, including blacksmithing, welding, woodworking, cycle fabrication, sculpture, painting, film, glass, ceramics, photography, performance art, music, and more! Hop on the free Art Ride shuttle and join Equinox for live demonstrations, open studios and fun!

Georgetown Trailer Park Mall Calling all songbirds! The Georgetown Trailer Park Mall is hosting a WINTERAOKE BASH! for January Art Attack, and your beautiful pipes are needed. We’ll have an awesome tune selection, and a cozy fire to help keep you warm between songs. Join us on January 9 from 6-9 pm, and let’s show this neighborhood what vocal art really sounds like!

Mainframe Shop presents Movement in Kind: Matthew Whitney. Matthew Whitney’s evolving body of work continues to explore the relationship of time, movement, place, and their representations in both digital and physical media. This exhibit features new works in the series following several exhibitions around the Pacific Northwest from 4Culture in Seattle to the Boston Center for the Arts in Boston Mass. Special closing engagement on Saturday, January 9th, 2016, 6-9 pm.

Georgetown Music Store is hosting Acoustic Armageddon 20. Monthly acoustic performances by regional artists and rotating visual art. Always free and all ages are welcome, every second Saturday during Art Attack, 6 – 9:30 pm

Illumination Studio presents Rostad and Ferrell. Rostad explores the inner beauty of our neurological system through abstraction and vibrant color and Ferrell exploring space and color field through abstraction and vibrant color. Also, music by Luscious Leopard Lips, the Georgetown atmospheric music DJ with a Theremin synthesizer.

Zippy’s Winter Wonderland: A marvel of an art show continues into the new year. Andrew Schons‘ Winter Wonderland show is part installation, part art gallery, and features primarily acrylic pieces & prints.

Images below beginning from top left going clockwise:

Tim Bruckner @ Krab Jab Studios, Jim Wooding @ Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery, Tammy Perry @ All City Coffee, Curtis Steiner @ studio e, Syd Sherra @ Equinox Studios, Andy Porter @ Machine House Brewery and Ferrell @ Illumination Studio, Andrew Schons @ Zippy’s and Winteraoke Bash @ The Georgetown Trailer Park Mall.