Sunday, March 22, 2015

Artists' Panel Discussion on Tuesday at Gallery4Culture


The Duwamish River from Herring House Park.

In conjunction with our exhibition Duwamish Residency: Artifact and Process, the Duwamish Residency artists invite you to a panel discussion on Tuesday, March 24, from 6-7:30 pm at Gallery4Culture, 101 Prefontaine Pl. S. Well-known artist, Juan Alonso, will moderate as we discuss our history and experiences along the Duwamish River as studio artists and as citizens of the City of Seattle. Our goal is to bring more awareness to this important economic and environmentally challenged area of our home town, which also encompasses diverse and vibrant neighborhoods. We hope to inspire others to create their own projects along the Duwamish River. In that vein, artist, Nicole Kistler, from Duwamish Revealed will talk about this terrific multi-faceted, multiple artist project that she and artist, Sarah Kavage, have created. A representative from 4Culture will discuss funding opportunities for Duwamish-related projects, many of which it has supported over the years. Juan will also share some of his own deep history of creating artist and community-based projects. Hope to see you there.

Tuesday, March 17, 2015

Just a Few Shots

Work by Steve Macfarlane, Emily Gherard and Fiona McGuigan

Work by David Kane and Gene Gentry McMahon
Work by Ethan Bickel and Jessica Dodge

Work by Sue Danielson and Chris Crites
Work by Juliet Shen and Robert Hardgrave (Please forgive the terrible
reflection in Robert's image. You really have to see this in person or in the catalog).


These are really just teasers. Missing is Linda Davidson's wonderful photography grid, which I absent-mindedly neglected to snap. No worries because you can see much better images of each piece in our catalog and read the curator statement by Sharon Arnold to boot. It's available to view and/or order your very own copy here. Thanks to Juliet Shen for putting the catalog together for us.

Next Tuesday at the gallery there will be an artists' panel discussion from 6:00-7:30 pm. Please join us!

Gallery4Culture
101 Prefontaine Pl. S.
Seattle, WA
Hours: 9 am - 5 pm Mon-Fri through March 28
Artists' Panel Discussion: Tue, March 24 from 6-7:30 pm