Artist Talk for Past Through

A huge thank you to Emily Gherard for joining me in a conversation about Past Through: Exploring the Alteration of Memory at Blindfold Gallery last Thursday night. She brought her natural intelligence and energy to help generate an interesting conversation about the process of painting and drawing. I'm equally grateful to everyone who turned out to fill the gallery and join in our discussion. Good stuff!

Thanks to Scott, Laura and Sarah at Blindfold Gallery for making this possible.

The exhibit is up through October 6.

"Past Through" Reviewed on Art Nerd

Please take a look at the review of Past Through at Blindfold Gallery posted yesterday by Elissa Favero on Art Nerd Seattle. Thanks Elissa and Art Nerd!

Thank You for a Wonderful Opening

Opening of Past Through at Blindfold Gallery

On a pleasantly cool August evening we had a wonderful turnout for the opening of Past Through. Many thanks to everyone who came out to see the show and helped to make this such a special evening. The exhibit runs through September 6, Blindfold Gallery, 1718 E. Olive Way, Seattle, Thur-Sat, 1-5 pm.

Opening Tomorrow

Here is a peek of Past Through, which opens tomorrow night at Blindfold Gallery, 1718 E. Olive Way, Seattle from 6-9 pm. Hope to see you there.

Duwamish Residency

On Tuesday, the third annual Duwamish Residency got underway. For eight days twelve studio artists explore and artistically interpret the Duwamish River and its environs. We're used to working inside the rarefied walls of our studios so it a bit of a shock to our systems to be working outside for so many consecutive days, lugging our equipment through blackberry brambles, across polluted bogs, down West Marginal Way as semi trucks scream by while shaking the ground, or under the only swing bridge in the U.S., the Spokane Street Bridge. There, a span of concrete the length of a city block pivots open on a single pillar, which is extraordinary to see. We recommend that you lay on the ground and feel the shudder of the pistons as they slowly swing the disjointed roadway within inches of the pillars of the nearby West Seattle Bridge. It's much better than IMAX. For more information about the Duwamish Residency, visit our blog at Duwamish Residency.