Out of Sight!

Out of Sight Art Fair before the crowds arrived, with
"Chemical Reaction" in the background.

Last night was the grand opening of the Out of Sight Art Fair (a survey of contemporary northwest art) and the Seattle Art Fair (blue chip galleries from New York, L.A. and beyond). Jen Graves of The Stranger says "Out of Sight is the real Seattle art fair." It's thrilling to have two of my pieces, Chemical Reaction and Incubation, included in Out of Site, which was curated by Kirsten Anderson, Sharon Arnold, Greg Lundgren and Sierra Stinson.

The line to get into the Century Link Exhibition Hall equalled any Seahawks event. Needless to say, Seattle is abuzz. The smorgesboard of contemporary art to see throughout the week-end is overwhelming and exciting. The annual Art of the City Fest will take place at the TK Building in Pioneer Square on Saturday and many of the artist studios in the building will be open throughout the week-end. Check out Satellite Seattle for a current list of events, locations and times. But whatever you do, go see some art!

Whoa! Check out the line to get into the Seattle Art Fair!
The entrances is way around the corner.

Drawn to Scale at studio e gallery

studio e gallery has a terrific space with expansive walls and high-ceilings. What better location for an exhibit containing five painters and five large-scale works. It's exciting to be exhibiting my work, When the World Wasn't Round, 7'x12', mixed media on Tyvek, along side this terrific group of artists: Brian Cypher, Warren Dykeman, and Emily Gherard. Please join us for the opening during the Georgetown Art Attack, August 8, from 6-9 pm.

What: Drawn to Scale
When: August 8 to Sept 5
Opening: August 8, 6-9 pm
Where: studio e gallery, 609 S. Branson, Seattle

Ahtcast Interview: Process, Process, Process

Earlier this week painter, Phillip J. Mellen, invited me to sit down for a fun conversation about the process of making work for his podcast Ahtcast. Thanks to Phillip for his thoughtful and considered comments. He's been interviewing artists for several years now so be sure to check out the full website. Here's a link to the interview.