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July 2, 2018July 2, 2018

Explosive July Art Attack!

Join us on Saturday, July 14 for Art Attack in Georgetown with a stellar array of contemporary visual and performing arts throughout the historic neighborhood. Be sure to jump aboard the FREE Art Ride to check out our west end locations such as studio e, and Equinox Studios!

Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery is hosting the 4th annual HOT OFF THE PRESS BOOK FAIR featuring Jim Woodring and Lilli Loge , Czap Books, Paper Press Punch, Kilgore Books, FU Press, Short Run Micropress, Fogland Studios, and Cold Cube Press.

Local artists include Simon Hanselmann , DW, Marc Palm, Tom Van Deusen , MaxClotfelter , Sarah Romano Diehl , Kelly Froh , Alex Graham , Laura Knetzger, and many more. The event will feature live music by composer Bill Brovold of Brooklyn, NY. Brovold performed with pioneering experimental musicians John Zorn, Glenn Branca, and Rhys Chatham and fronted Detroit-based avant garde group Larval. Lilli Loge will also play a music set.

Site specific installation by Jim Woodring and Lilli Loge on view through September 5.

Opening SATURDAY, JULY 14, 5:00 – 9:00 PM

All City Coffee presents ” These Beasts “, a collection of illustrations by artist Kelsey Sowell. With detailed pen and ink drawings, Kelsey explores her fascination with the animal kingdom and all its strange inhabitants. Melding zoology with undertones of mythology and folklore, she creates spirited, unexpected and sometimes eerie portraits of her animal subjects.

Rainier Glass Studio Become part of the glass art experience, browse the gallery of NW artists unique blown glass art and stay for live demonstrations at 7pm during Art Attack.

Oxbow Delirious Dreaming Pugilist and Other Stories , Klara Glosova

Closing Reception: Saturday, July 14, 6 – 9pm

“The cornerstone of this project is a small print of a brick wrapped in brown butcher paper and named “Pugilist”. In fact, picture two bricks. The two main characters-the stars of the show-are a pair of bricks, one for each hand. They are not particularly stunning, monumental or impressive in their presence, nevertheless their weight is considerable – they can be used as a support or to hold things down, to break through or to build with. With these qualities in mind I want to build a new narrative for what it means to be a woman fighter.” -Klara Glosova

Fogue Studios & Gallery – 50 Artists Over 50

Over 100 pieces of fine art, poetry readings, live music and working studios all exhibited and performed by a collective of creatives over the age of 50!

We are taking a flag, planting it firmly into the culture of the radical and initiating the act of awesome aging. We are not just a bunch of old fogeys rocking our chairs, we are the FOGUES rocking the art world!

Mainframe presents “ My Favorite Weirdos” a retrospective catalog of Seattle photographer Fedora el Morro. With the backdrop of a crumbling urban landscape, these photographs beautifully capture the quirky characters of Seattle’s unconventional residents, on their terms. Fedora will be in attendance. Print catalog available for purchase!

Illumination Studio# 305 Art into Life . Come in and experience color like you’ve never seen before. We specialize in abstract, organic, color field and spacial paintings. Steve Rostad with organic, Dari Stolzoff with abstract and Ferrell with color field and spacial. Ramona Bell is our contributing artist with more abstract paintings. Also enjoy L uscious Leopard Lips , our D.J. with a Theremin, playing atmospheric music in the background. You’ll find it warm and inviting.

The Conservatory is open during Art Attack with libations, coffee and rotating artists monthly.

ArtForma will be exhibiting “what if I finished reading Moby Dick” featuring the work of abstract artist Teresa Getty. ArtForma is located in the Hammie Salon on the second floor 0f 6007 12th Ave S.

studio e presents Ken Kelly, who has been exhibiting work since 1983, and is stepping to the fore with a new body of work, boldly painting abstract shapes and patterns extended on a vast scale – in dimensions of 144″ or more. His surprising color combinations set off interacting regions of space, chunks of color that reverberate among themselves and with the environment beyond the canvas. Accompanying these are smaller pieces thickly painted and layered, contrasting static shapes with streaks of movement.

Nupasa Gallery features new paintings by John Ohannesian.

Equinox Studios is a growing arts community in sunny 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.

May 8, 2018

Festive Georgetown Art Attack on May 12

Join us on May 12 for the festive Georgetown Art Attack featuring a stellar array of contemporary visual and performing arts. Be sure to jump aboard the FREE Art Ride to check out our west end locations such as studio e, and Equinox Studios!

Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery presents Ellen Forney‘s exhibition from her new book Rock Steady.

Rainier Glass Studio Become part of the glass art experience, browse the gallery of NW artists unique blown glass art and stay for live demonstrations at 7pm during Art Attack.@rainierglassstudio

Atelier DF7 is the working art studio and exhibition space of painter, collage-artist Dede Falcone. Squarely positioned as a strong abstractionist painter for over 20 years, Dede collaborates with private clients and interior designers to create original commissioned art-works. Works are also available for purchase; framed or unframed in a variety of dimensions, and color. Guests are welcome to ask about process and creation.

Prairie Underground These Days-1999-Untill-Forever, Doug Newman

“I arrived in Seattle in 1999 and started taking pictures right away of my friends, my lover Jason, my community. Now looking back, these informal moments marked my life. So informal then, visual history locked in time and place now. Some of us grew up, some of us moved in, some gone. 15 years of C-Print color photographs will be pulled to build this memory of ‘These Days-1999-Untill-Forever'”. – Doug(las) P. Newman

@prairieunderground #prairieunderground

Oxbow presents I am the Shadow of the Image of my person. Through a large-scale interactive sound and video installation, artist-composers James Borchers and Jeremy Jolley explore questions about identity and representation in the age of advanced technology. Infrared sensors, multichannel speakers, and software generate an interactive experience featuring video projections of performing musicians from the Seattle Modern Orchestra. As visitors move through the space, the images and sounds are altered. Visitors can enter a small dodechahedron-shaped room to immerse themselves in an audio-video collage of those same players. There will also be a live concert with the musicians, in dialog with the installation. Through its presentation of altering human forms playing their instruments, the piece becomes part performance and part digital play, invoking both dialogic and meditative experience, and calling into question what we know to be real.

Opening Reception May 4, 7pm. Open during Art Attack May 12, 6-9pm. Performance by Seattle Modern Orchestra May 26, 7pm.

Illumination Studio# 305 presenting Rostad, Dari Stolzoff and Ferrell. Color, light and object are explored by Rostad, who delves into the inner beauty of our neurological system through vibrant color. Ferrell explores spatial and color field through abstraction. Dari Stolzoffpresents abstract expression in bright color and light. Also welcoming our visiting artist Romona Bell. Music by “DJ” Luscious Leopard Lips, who brings our background music with a Theremin synthesizer and keyboards. If color is a fascination to you, then come on by and check it out.

Nupasa Gallery by popular demand the art of Rick Klu will continue thru May. “My art is not about the mastery of any one medium. It is a way of thinking that I apply to all that I see and do.” – Rick Klu. While being accomplished in many mediums,Rick Klu generally produces visual art in the form of paintings, drawings, photographs and video.This latest body of work explores form, contrast, and texture through black and white mostly. But, included are some pieces in color, as well, to illustrate a contrast between the two.

The Conservatory is open during Art Attack with libations, coffee and rotating artists monthly.

The Georgetown Music Store Acoustic Armageddon #46 featuring music from: Danny Godinez, R L Heyer & Deb Montgomery. Saturday, May 12th 6-9PM, Free – All ages welcome – Bar w/ID https://www.facebook.com/events/207116436547282

studio e Please join us for the closing reception of Absence, a group show including artists Saul Becker, Mathew Borrett, Stephanie Buer, and Madison Vander Ark. The absence of humans in human-made or manipulated environments is depicted in different settings and circumstances that evoke a variety of feelings, whether through abandoned buildings, nostalgic longing, momentary absence, industrial objects left to decay in nature, futuristic ghost cities, or an underlying narrative. Experience “Absence” through your own presence. @studioegallery #studioegallery

April 4, 2018

Play the Georgetown Art Attack on April 14!

Spring has sprung! Celebrate with Art Attack in Georgetown with a stellar array of industrial, contemporary visual and performing arts. Be sure to jump aboard the FREE Art Ride to check out our west end locations such as studio e, and Equinox Studios!

Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery presents Flayed Corpse by Josh Simmons and Friends. Book launch and exhibition including Josh Simmons, Eroyn Franklin, Joe Garber, Ben Horak, Tom Van Deusen, Eric Reynolds, Pat Moriarity, Anders Nilsen, and more.

All City Coffee Clutter by Steven Reddy. Steven Reddy’s detailed scenes of urban clutter in pen, ink and watercolor are showing thru April.

Rainier Glass Studio Become part of the glass art experience, browse the gallery of NW artists unique blown glass art and stay for live demonstrations at 7pm during Art Attack.

Interstitial presents SIGNALS, the collaborative project by artists Nicolas Sassoon and Rick Silva depicting the alteration of natural forms through computer graphics thru April 28.

Describing their process as “pairing complementary fields of research in computer imaging,” Silva and Sassoon execute visual renderings of seascape environments through video installation and sculptural work. This exhibition is presented in partnership with the Disjecta Contemporary Art Center as supportive programming to Chromatic Saturation by Sondra Perry. The final exhibition of the Season 7 Curator in Residence Program lead by Julia Greenway.

Prairie Underground FOUND Space (in absentia) is pleased to present our inaugural exhibition: softcore, a two-person show featuring L.A. and Seattle-based artist Lauren Fejarang and Seattle-based Indonesian-American choreographer & performer Imana Gunawan, opening on Saturday, April 14th 6 -9pm.

Oxbow presents More Light an installation by Katy Stone in the second month of her residency. Opening 6-9 during Art Attack.

Georgetown Liquor Company Francine Buckner will be showing photographs of the Georgetown neighborhood and other urban and rural landscapes, microscopy photos, and a collection of portraits of Istanbul and it’s street cats.

Krab Jab Studio and Mainframe offer 2D Works by Stephanie Law and Socar Myles, a beautiful reprise of illustrators. Several works in ink and watercolor featuring birds, foxes and butterflies will be on display. Although the art is from past shows, its too lovely not to be seen again!

Illumination Studio # 305 presenting Rostad, Dari Stolzoff and Ferrell. Abstract paintings, Rostad, explores the inner beauty of our neurological system through vibrant color and Ferrell explores spatial and color field through abstraction. Dari Stolzoff with abstract expression in bright color and light. Also welcoming our visiting artist Romona Bell. Music by “DJ” Luscious Leopard Lips, who brings our background music with a Theremin synthesizer and keyboards. Always presenting new work, it’s a celebration of color.

Praxis Arts Theoria Gallery, a part of Praxis Arts, presents a solo exhibition from Gordon Wood. Join us during this free and family friendly event as we discuss and view 10 brilliant pieces of multimedia artwork during the opening reception, April 14th 6-9pm.

Nupasa Gallery is showing the art of Rick Klu. “My art is not about the mastery of any one medium. It is a way of thinking that I apply to all that I see and do.” – Rick Klu. While being accomplished in many mediums,Rick Klu generally produces visual art in the form of paintings, drawings, photographs and video.This latest body of work explores form, contrast, and texture through black and white mostly. But, included are some pieces in color, as well, to illustrate a contrast between the two.

The Conservatory is open during Art Attack with libations, coffee and rotating artists monthly.

The Georgetown Music Store Acoustic Armageddon #45 featuring music from The Carpenter, TBASA, and Aaron Spieldenner. Saturday, April 14th 6PM – Free. All ages. Bar w/ ID

studio e Absence: A group show including artists Saul Becker, Mathew Borrett, Stephanie Buer, and Madison Vander Ark. The absence of humans in human-made or manipulated environments is depicted in different settings and circumstances that evoke a variety of feelings, whether through abandoned buildings, nostalgic longing, momentary absence, industrial objects left to decay in nature, or futuristic ghost cities. Experience “Absence” through your own presence. Show runs April 13th – May 19thls converge in forms abstracted from nature. March 9th-April 7th, 2018

Equinox Studios is a growing 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.

December 30, 2017

Celebrate the New Year with the Georgetown Art Attack

Start your New Year off in Georgetown as we usher in 2018 with a dazzling array of contemporary visual and performing arts throughout the historic industrial arts district. Jump aboard the FREE Art Ride to check out our west end locations such as studio e, and Equinox Studios!

Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery presents “Now”, and exhibition featuring images by a dozen emerging and established artists in the new comix anthology of the same name from Fantagraphics Books. Associate publisher Eric Reynolds will discuss his editorial process at 7:00 PM on January 13.

All City Coffee Stay Sweet & Ride High! New Work by Devi Ann Pellerin. Woodcut wall hangings, ceramic pots, prints, and custom painted motorcycle helmets. This show is pure fun and inspired by all my favorite things: Lowbrow, cartoons, 70’s illustration, vintage motorcycles and a good time!, vintage motorcycles and a good time!

Rainier Glass Studio Become part of the glass art experience, browse the gallery of NW artists unique blown glass art and stay for live demonstrations at 7pm during Art Attack.

Bridge Productions Bringing in the new year, Bridge Productions is very excited to host this intimate group show, Somewhere Nearby, curated by Sue Danielson; and to welcome New York artists Catherine Haggarty, Julie Torres, Matthew Neil Gehring, Paolo Arao, Minku Kim, and Sarah Trigg to Seattle. This tender bridge connecting the edges of place is an attempt to further the connection between our cities and our coasts through the alignment of art and practice. Opening reception 13 January 6-9PM.

The Alice Gallery presents BODYWARP, a solo exhibition by Indira Allegra. Warp is the vertical thread held under tension on a loom, making the act of weaving possible. BODYWARP, is an exhibition exploring weaving as performance requiring a unique receptivity to tensions extant in political and emotional spaces. Like the accumulation of memory in cloth, in BODYWARP, looms and other tools of the weaver’s craft become organs of memory, pulling the artist’s body into an intimate choreography between maker, tool and the narrative of a place. Performance and conversation open to the public Friday January 12.

Oxbow Seattle-based artist, Barbara Robertson has created a site-specific installation, titled “Architectonic,” composed of three projected animations which use the expansive Oxbow space as an integral part of the image. This project is an on-going work in progress, and Ms. Robertson will continue to add new elements to the installation through the end of the exhibition.

Prairie Underground presents Everyday Possibilities of Feeling Like A Totally Different Person by Dakota Gearhart. A series of new videos incorporating collage, performance, and sound that take inspiration from popular make-up tutorial videos, but turn them into surrealist narratives of face shapeshifting. An ode to femme culture, as well as, a look into identity, gender, and costuming, the videos playful speak to the presentation of self and the many forms we can inhabit simultaneously.

Machine House Brewery is showing understated pop culture references and infectious jokes through illustrations, paintings and mixed media pieces by Nicolas Anderson. Open during Art Attack,simultaneously hosting “Be Loud” a bingo fundraiser for King County Sexual Assault Resource Center. Open to the public with no cover charge.

Illumination Studio# 305 presents Rostad and Ferrell. presenting Rostad, Dari Stolzoff and Ferrell. Rostad, explores the inner beauty of our neurological system through vibrant color and Ferrell explores spatial and color field through abstraction. Also Dari Stolzoff as abstract expression in in bright color and light. Music by “DJ” Luscious Leopard Lips, who brings background music with a Theremin synthesizer and keyboards. With new work up, you’ll be glad you came by.

The Conservatory will be hosting Jewelry and Fashion Artists with pop-ups this January’s Art Attack. FIVE distinct artists showcasing their fashion accessory and jewelry creations!

studio e rot: Brian A. Beck. Beck’s latest work questions the stability of a single meaning conventionally granted to a familiar object. Departing from what appear to be wooden children’s toys, the art pieces are composed from carefully handcrafted and tenuously related elements, abstracted to their basic shapes and color. Beck’s category-defying display of three-dimensional collages mounted on white walls breaks the boundaries between daily objects, sculpture, painting, and conceptual art. Open Friday & Saturday from 1-6pm and always during GEORGETOWN ART ATTACK

November 28, 2017

Festive Holiday Georgetown Art Attack December 9!



			Join us on December 9 as we light the winter night with the festive holiday edition of the Georgetown Art Attack. featuring the best of regional and national works. Be sure to hop aboard the FREE Art Ride tour to visit many remote studio/gallery locations, including studio e, and Equinox Studios!

Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery Celebrate the 11^th Anniversary of Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery with comix, music and more featuring DAME DARCY, CHARLES FORSMAN and FRANK YOUNG Saturday, December 9, 6 – 9 PM

All City Coffee “Day & Night” a collection of Minimalist-Pop Surrealism with new work by artist John Tingley (tnglr) This exhibit examining growth and change will be up thru December.

Rainier Glass Studio Become part of the glass art experience, browse the gallery of NW artists unique blown glass art and stay for live demonstrations at 7pm during Art Attack.

Bridge Productions This December we’re delighted to present Julie Alpert and Andy Arkley‘s immersive installation, Desert Daze, at Bridge Productions. Desert Daze is a collaborative installation and other, smaller works created by Julie Alpert and Andy Arkley during yearlong residency at the Roswell Artist in Residence Program. Both artists are well-known for their large-scale installations which reference colorful, graphic imagery and contemporary pop culture. In these installations, they construct a brilliantly executed three-dimensional painting out of color, shape, and pattern; inviting us to to step into the composition as participants in an up-close and abundantly sensory experience.

Interstitial presents “Who’s the Daddy,” a solo exhibition by Wong Ping. Flashing, pop-like imagery; visual and auditory narrations that explicitly touch upon sex, politics and social relations; vibrant installations that extend into three dimensions the artist’s fantastical animation world – these are but cornerstones of Wong Ping’s (b. 1984, Hong Kong) practice that combines the crass and the colourful to mount a discourse around repressed sexuality, personal sentiments and political limitations. Hong Kong born and raised, Wong Ping discusses his observations of society, from teenage to adulthood, using a visual language that sits on the border of shocking and amusing.November 11 – December 23, 2017.

Oxbow Seattle-based artist, Barbara Robertson has created a site-specific installation, titled “Architectonic,” composed of three projected animations which use the expansive Oxbow space as an integral part of the image. This project is an on-going work in progress, and Ms. Robertson will continue to add new elements to the installation during November and December, through the end of the exhibition.

HOEDEMAKER PFEIFFER– 6113 13th Ave. S. presents KAT LARSON In Kat Larson’s latest series of photographs and video, she continues the story of a being from another planet who crash lands on Earth, which serves as a parable to the power of connection, perseverance, and strength of the spirit. Produced by Hoedemaker Pfeiffer, curated by Bridge Productions.

HOEDEMAKER PFEIFFER GALLERY – 6109 13th Ave, S. hosts group show,ADJUNCT APPENDAGES – Kim Van Someren and Ellen Zeigler in which artists use drawing, intaglio, and collage to question the arbitrary functions of bodies, structures, machinery, and limbs. ALGOPLEX II Spacefiller – Alex Miller and Alex Nagy. Spacefiller, a collaborative duo formed by Alex Miller and Alex Nagy present an interactive video and digital installation. Produced by Hoedemaker Pfeiffer, curated by Bridge Productions.

Krab Jab Studios Presents “Master and Neophyte”, featuring renowned painters Brigid Marlin and Brom and up-and-comers Miguel Tio and Kyle Abernethy. This show of imaginative realism explores the careers of two “masters” and the impression they left on their two students, both masterful in their own right. Show runs through January 7th, 2018.

Illumination Studio# 305 presents Rostad and Ferrell. presenting Rostad,Dari Stolzoff and Ferrell. Rostad, explores the inner beauty of our neurological system through vibrant color and Ferrell explores spatial and color field through abstraction. Also Dari Stolzoffas abstract expression in in bright color and light. Music by “DJ” Luscious Leopard Lips, who brings background music with a Theremin synthesizer and keyboards. With new work up, you’ll be glad you came by.

studio e Brian Beck: rot. Beck’s latest work questions the stability of a single meaning conventionally granted to a familiar object. Departing from what appear to be wooden children’s toys, the art pieces are composed from carefully handcrafted and tenuously related elements, abstracted to their basic shapes and color. Beck’s category-defying display of three-dimensional collages mounted on white walls breaks the boundaries between daily objects, sculpture, painting, and conceptual art. Open Friday & Saturday from 1-6pm and always during GEORGETOWN ART ATTACK

The Georgetown Liquor Co will have an encore of Dave Ryan‘s latest work (Manticore Stencil Art) for the month December! Pop art on records, celebrity stencil portraits, nerdy naturescapes, and more!

Praxis Arts Explore a year-long journey of daily oil paintings made by a local Georgetown artist, Forrest Olson, whom spent over 3,000 hours in 2016 crafting a mountain of tiny art pieces. Please visit Praxis Arts during December 9th Art Attack and experience this one-time preview of all 366 paintings before the reception on December 16th. Claim your favorite piece in time for the holidays!

November 7, 2017November 7, 2017

Georgetown Second Saturday Art Attack on November 11

Join us on November 11th for a beautiful autumn evening of art in Georgetown’s ever expanding industrial, contemporary visual and performing artists/arts district, featuring the best of regional and national works. Be sure to hop aboard the FREE Art Ride tour to visit many studio/gallery locations, including our west, such as studio e, and Equinox Studios!

Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery hosts Mita Mahato presenting her new graphic novel “In Between,” together with the Short Run Marathon exhibition featuring original artwork by Emil Ferris, Leela Corman, JuliaWertz, Jordan Crane, Gemma Correll, Tom Hart, nishat akhtar, Rebecca Artemisa, & Anders Nilsen.

Coltura unveils and celebrates first anti-gasoline mural. The dedication ceremony of local artist, Craig Cundiff‘s, beautiful and striking mural will begin at 3:00 at 969 S. Nebraska on the S. Vale side of the building. The ceremony will feature Coltura’s founder, Matthew Metz, State Representative Zack Hudgins and lifelong south end resident and activist Paola Maranan. Come see the mural, have pizza, celebrate and view Coltura’s “gas trap!” Coltura appreciates the support of the City of Seattle through a Department of Neighborhoods grant.

All City Coffee presents “Day & Night” a collection of Minimalist-Pop Surrealism with new work by artist John Tingley (tnglr). A show examining growth and change.

Rainier Glass Studio Become part of the glass art experience, browse the gallery of NW artists unique blown glass art and stay for live demonstrations at 7pm during Art Attack.

Bridge Productions is pleased to announce the return of Seattle-based painter, draughtsman, and printmaker Emily Gherard. Gherard is best known for the powerfully physical works she builds through the accumulation and erosion of repetitive mark-making in charcoal, graphite, and paint. Tearing, scratching, and sanding the surface onto which she continually adds material, Gherard builds up a physicality, which brings tangible weight and gravity to her work. For her latest series of works in It All Burns, Emily Gherard presents a series of new paintings that continue the figurative work in abstraction, as well as a body of carved and graphite drawings on new material, rubber. November 9 – December 2. Opening reception 11 November 6 – 9pm

Interstitial Who’s the Daddy, a solo exhibition by Wong Ping Flashing, pop-like imagery; visual and auditory narrations that explicitly touch upon sex, politics and social relations; vibrant installations that extend into three dimensions the artist’s fantastical animation world – these are but cornerstones of Wong Ping’s (b. 1984, Hong Kong) practice that combines the crass and the colourful to mount a discourse around repressed sexuality, personal sentiments and political limitations. Hong Kong born and raised, Wong Ping discusses his observations of society, from teenage to adulthood, using a visual language that sits on the border of shocking and amusing. November 11 – December 23, 2017

Prairie Underground You’re invited to feast at a table of color, collage and performativtiy of Thanksgiving, November 11, 6-9pm. A new collection of pieces by FEMAIL using reconstructed Sale Samples from Prairie Underground’s archive. A series of collage inspired by the collection will be on view alongside an installation in the boutique space.Live performances throughout the evening. All items are available for purchase and three looks will be auctioned to benefit Muses Conscious Fashion Studio. Photos by Clara Pathe and Chrissie White.

HOEDEMAKER PFEIFFER – 6113 13th Ave. S. presents Kat Larson.In Kat Larson’s latest series of photographs and video, she continues the story of a being from another planet who crash lands on Earth, which serves as a parable to the power of connection, perseverance, and strength of the spirit. Produced by Hoedemaker Pfeiffer, curated by Bridge Productions. 10 October – 31 December.

HOEDEMAKER PFEIFFER GALLERY – 6109 13th Ave, S. hosts group show, ADJUNCT APPENDAGES – Kim Van Someren and Ellen Zeigler in which artists use drawing, intaglio, and collage to question the arbitrary functions of bodies, structures, machinery, and limbs. ALGOPLEX II Spacefiller – Alex Miller and Alex Nagy. Spacefiller, a collaborative duo formed by Alex Miller and Alex Nagy present an interactive video and digital installation. Produced by Hoedemaker Pfeiffer, curated by Bridge Productions. 10 October – 1 December

Krab Jab Studios Master and Neophyte: Brigid Marlin, Brom, Miguel Tio and Kyle Abernethy. “Master and Neophyte” welcomes “master” painters Brigid Marlin and Brom, and “neophytes” Miguel Tio and Kyle Abernethy in this stunning four person show. Dark, dreamy and surreal, the paintings represent a combined lifetime of skill and vision by all four artists. Brom and Kyle Abernethy will be in attendance, hosting an Artist Talk at 7:30 pm. Show runs through January 7th, 2018.

Illumination Studio# 305 presents Rostad and Ferrell. Rostad, explores the inner beauty of our neurological system through vibrant color and Ferrell explores spatial and color field through abstraction. Also welcoming Dari Stolzoff as a new partner in the studio. Music by “DJ” Luscious Leopard Lips, who brings background music with a Theremin synthesizer and keyboards. With new work up, you’ll be glad you came by.

studio e WHEN YOU WERE THERE YOU KNEW THE LANGUAGE: New work by Gillian Theobald. This exhibit will include large highly chromatic abstract landscape paintings; collages made from painted found packaging (trash), manipulated into a shallow space; and some drawings of the Duwamish. Theobald typically has done more than one body of work at a time. These three series address the question of our effect on paradise. studio e is open each Friday & Saturday from 1-6pm and always during GEORGETOWN ART ATTACK!

The Georgetown Liquor Co will have an encore of Dave Ryan‘s latest work (Manticore Stencil Art) for the months of November & December! Pop art on records, celebrity stencil portraits, nerdy naturescapes, and more!

September 7, 2017

Fall for the Georgetown Art Attack on September 9!

Can’t wait for for Art Attack? Come early to experience the artistic stylings that Van Haven III custom van festival brings to 12th Ave S. 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM and stay for a perfect autumn evening of visual and performing arts throughout historic Georgetown. Be sure to hop aboard the FREE Art Ride tour to visit many studio/gallery locations, including studio e, SANCA and Equinox Studios!

Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery presents an exhibition of drawings by D.J. Bryant from his debut graphic novel Unreal City with special guest Tom Hansen reading from his new novel This Is What We Do. Opening reception Saturday, September 9, 6:00 to 9:00 PM with Hansen reading at 7:00 PM.

All City Coffee is hosting tribute art show for Dave Mazak. We have made bird house kits that will be built and designs by 20 artist for the “Love-Hate” Art show. Please come see the show, opening September 9th.

Rainier Glass Studio Become part of the glass art experience, browse the gallery of NW artists unique blown glass art and stay for live demonstrations at 7pm during Art Attack.

Bridge Productions and guest curator, Demian Dinéyazhi´are hosting UNARMED, a three person show featuring the work of Kali Spitzer, Lia Griesser and NikaKaiser. Unarmed presents photography and ceramic art to create the foundation for artwork that addresses a revitalization and embodiment of self in direct relationship to the land. The body is situated atop the land, the body is shaping the land and the land shapes the body, history is disrupted and rewritten, and inter-generational healing is re-established. 7 September – 30 September. Opening Reception 9 September 6-9PM.

Ox Bow is featuring Chris McMullen – Infrastructure – September 9 thru October 14. Chris McMullen creates a series of kinetic and participatory sculptures that evoke the modern infrastructure that is required to move people and products around the globe. His installation is the latest in a series of artist residencies, creating site-specific installations. Opening reception September 9, 6-9 pm.

The Hammie Salon will be holding the closing reception for Brenda Pederson’s Six Photo Stories: Italy. Six Photo Stories combines photos and text into peek-a-boo views of cultures and places. Come by to see slices of life from Rome, Sorrento and the Amalfi Coast.

The Miller School of Art is featuring the work of a kaleidoscope of artists: Larry Brown, Don Allen, Karyn Blasi Hellar, Heather Danso, Elva Francis, Devon Rickabaugh, and Gretchen Wilkinson. Abstract, portrait, oil, and acrylic. Don’t miss this opportunity to see the vibrant art of a Georgetown creative collective in their native environment.

Krab Jab Studios presents Symbolists. Featuring international as well as local talent, this exhibit showcases spiritual and conscious-oriented work that constitutes the genre “Symbolism”, curated by Paris-based Liba WS. Artists include Maj Askew, ErichMoffitt, Yuko Ishii, Carrie Anne Baade, Yoann Lossel, Oliver Benson, KimEvans, Liba WS, Julie Baroh, Samuel Araya, Aloria Weaver, David Heskin, and many more. August 26 – November 5th

Paper Press Punch is pleased to present the work of our first Master Roll Resident, Lauren Armstrong’s new body of work. “The ups, the downs. The highs, the lows. It has truly been a sick sweet journey making a multitude of prints that lead up to the printing of a new 20 pager, Horror High School Vol.4 Bummer Summer.” Opening Saturday 9 from 6 – 9pm.

Georgetown Arts and Cultural Center Artists studios are open, come see photography, cake makers, herbalists, painters, printmakers and guest pop up artists in the hallways. Open 6-9 pm, free for all, including small well behaved dogs.

Georgetown Trailer Park Mall Please join the Trailer Park Mall during September Art Attack for the return of Chicken Sh*t Bingo! with a real live chickens and everything! There will be 3 rounds starting at 7pm, the winner of each round gets to take home a radical gift basket full of items from each shop. Tickets will be on sale all day and only cost $5 each. This special event the chickens take the spotlight to raise money for their animal brethren in need at the Seattle Humane Society.

Praxis Arts will be hosting and showcasing Taylor Seamount during the month of September. Taylor is an artist who explores the ability of the subconscious to heal and transform constructively. She moved to Seattle in 2013 to pursue fine art and illustration. Her art contains elements of visions that appear to her, and each piece can be read as a scene in personal growth.

studio e presents Everybody Knows: New work by Brian Cypher and Damien Hoar de Galvan. September 8th – October 7th. Meet the artists at studio e September 9th 6-9pm during Georgetown Art Attack.

December 1, 2016

Festive Holiday Edition of Georgetown Art Attack on December 10!

Please join the festive Georgetown Art Attack for our holiday tradition of wandering carolers from Choir of the Sound singing their way to the many galleries and studios featuring adventurous contemporary visual and performing arts presentations. Always a family friendly event!

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!

HIGHLIGHTS:

Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery presents “Comics As Art: 40 Years of Fantagraphics Books” with special guests Gilbert and Jaime Hernandez (creators of Love & Rockets), Peter Bagge, Ellen Forney, Jim Woodring and others, with a musical performance by Simon Hanselmann. Exhibition and book signing will be followed by an anniversary party at the Georgetown Stables.

All City Coffee is exhibiting John Ohannesian’s : Recent Works. Paintings and ink drawings of the artist’s cartoon world thru December. Original pieces published in The Intruder, Seattle Weekly and online at The Seattle Star.

Bridge Productions presents KAT LARSON, THE GHOST FROM VEGA. Opening reception 10 DECEMBER. Interdisciplinary artist and performer Kat Larson creates hauntingly beautiful video paintings addressing themes of identity, race, and femininity. In Larson’s new series of photographs and video, The Ghost from Vega, she tells the story of a being from another planet who crash lands on Earth and, over time, becomes a ghost with no means to return home. Intrigued by our world, the visitor begins to explore it only to find their strength weakened by the deficit of love and compassion, and begins to slowly fade away. Over time, they become a ghost with no means to return home. This intimate, tender story serves as a parable to the power of connection, perseverance, and strength of the spirit.

The Hammie Salon Holiday Gifts crafted by Local Artisans. Special items for the perfect gift for friends, family or yourself! glassybaby: Hand-blown glass candles and drinkers. 10% of sales from this pop-up will be donated to the Alzheimer’s Association. Silver + Salt: drawing inspiration from nature, Christine’s minimalist designs feature organic lines and raw gemstones. Hapertas & Company : Specializing in modern haberdashery, Jill’s line includes bowties, neckties, and more. Brenda Pederson Photography: Featuring notecards and small-format photographs.

Oxbow will be featuring Mary Ann Peters recent installation, impossible monument (nothing but the memory), from 3-6 pm on 12/10/16. Mary Ann Peters has been in residence at Oxbow for the last two months. Stop by the gallery for a snack and a visit with the artist to see her new work.

Krab Jab Studios In times of uncertainty, fear and turmoil, there is work to do, that only can be achieved when operating together. “Standing Rock” is not just another “event” that will quickly pass by but rather the embodiment and expression of our zeitgeist: the spirit in time not only in Dakota or the United States, but globally. Polarization and disintegration is happening all around us. The suffering as seen clearly and again with the Sioux and their direct supporters, is an evident result of authoritie’s ignorance, marginalization and discrimination. Our work and social responsibility is to bring together, to connect, to listen, to communicate and to act where we can. We have already all it takes to change, if we just allow it to happen. Any step towards the great, is a solid step!

Eight and Sand December is something a little different at Eight and Sand Gallery with a black velvet art show and a Santa booth like no other. You’ve been very naughty so come have a seat on Santa’s knee and leave with a polaroid keepsake, only $5. Loads of great art priced right for the holidays. Refreshments provided!

Georgetown Trailer Park Mall Full of unique one of a kind vintage and handmade items, from Deep Sea Sugar & Salt’s delicious cakes and cupcakes to fine art prints and jewelry, the Trailer Park has it all! Open late for Art Attack, December 10th, fun for the whole family!

Status Ceramics invites you to visit their gallery for unique handmade gifts and tours of their ceramics studio! Located directly behind the Trailer Park Mall, Status Ceramics will be open from 6-9 during the Georgetown Art Attack.

studio e is pleased to present Kitsch a group show curated by Kelsey Siegert and Emily Burns of Maake Magazine.Kitsch features work in multiple mediums from Caroline Wells Chandler, Kyla Hansen, Caroline Larsen, Karen Lederer, Emily Silver, and Seattle based artist, Paul Komada. In conversation with one another these works elevate and challenge notions of craft, kitsch, and the politics of objecting making in the 21^st century.

The Georgetown Liquor Company is featuring an encore of The Art of Dave Ryan (Manticore Stencil Art). Pop art on records, celebrity stencil portraits, nerdy naturescapes, and more!

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.

Georgetown Music is featuring Acoustic Armageddon #30 featuring music by Jeremy Serwer and Robert Roth (of Truly) with your host TBASA. 6-9 pm. All ages. Free.