The May Annual Art Walk was our grandest affair yet!  Featuring the endearing artwork of Calamity Jon Morris, the music of Squirrel Butter, and Titianium Sporkestra - YES - a marching band which paraded our hallways, each of the hundreds of visitors seemed to have a smile on their face.  One bewildered first time visitor told us "I feel like I've discovered a secret magical land" and another compared the crowds on Greenwood Ave during the Art Walk to navigating Bourbon Street.  The Greenwood-Phinney art scene is definitely in full force. 

Thanks to all of our artists - Dalton Webb, Justin Ison, Tom Dougherty, to our house DJs, Bobby Trendy, for the beats and all of our old and new friends.  We'll see you next month - June 11, 6-10p for "Free Life Center", a special travelling gallery show out of Portland making a Seattle stop for one night only. [..]

The March Art Walk was another big hit, featuring the amazingly intricate work of Tessa Hull's "Grow Me a Boat" exhibition. We were treated to the "Northwest Twang and Groove" sounds of "Decateur Buff" upstairs who were definitely a crowd favorite.  Thanks to everyone who joined us for the evening and our amazing artistic community that always puts together a great show.  Next Art Walk is April 9, 6-10p. [..]

February Art Walk opened with a bang as we unveiled the "Thought Processor: Seattle" exhibition in our gallery.  The exhibition is the Seattle stop of a show that has been through NY, LA, Chicago, San Fran and soon headed to Manila.  We had a fantastic turnout and a great response to the show.  Thank you to the almost 20 Seattle artsist who contributed to the show, to Beau and Rebecca from Halogen gallery who co-curated the show with us, and to Eric "Phonetic Control" Broers for creating the exhibition.

Each artist created a 3-D piece of robot art from a template given to them as well as an accompanying 2-D wall piece which integrated their "Thought Processor" robot.  Artwork from the show can be viewed and purchased at http://halogengallery.com/show/2010/02/12/thought-processor


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