Heart and Soul
Eleven artists on a familiar vessel
Every day, thousands of downtown worker bees (myself included) scoot past one unassuming gallery, perhaps not realizing it houses more than the rental and sales that are part of its name. Seattle Art Museums outpost in the bottom of the beautiful Seattle Tower features one show and hosts work from one out-of-town gallery (right now, its San Franciscos Toomey Tourell) each month. Body
Image, opening tonight, is self-explanatory: Using the human form, some of our best local artists, like Elizabeth Jameson, Claire Johnson, and Juan Carlos Castellanos, make statements about society and identity. Some of Steven Millers Bound work is reprised from his recent show at Davidson Contemporary, too. If you missed those emotionally involving photographs, get your lunch on the run and stop in for a look. You might use up the rest of your hour. Show continues through Dec. 8.
Thu., Nov. 8, 5 p.m., 2007
