Jason Appear Debut of the “Low Moon” collection by this internationally acclaimed comics artist. Fantagraphics Shop
Aria Dance Company Diverse styles, from modern to folk. Wood Shop
The Asterisk Project/Nicole Sasala The piece Intersection will involve a handful of dancers taking direction from traffic lights and crosswalks. Ice House Lot
Jim Bartz & String Station An innovative 40-string group. Wood Shop
Jenna Bean Veatch Personalized improvisational dances for 25 cents each! Carnival
Christian Bell & Andrew Miller A serio-comedic performance that raises the question “What are you seeking?” Ice House Lot
Bicycle Belles Seattle’s bike dance troupe. Ice House Lot
Paul Budraitis Performing excerpts from his solo performance piece, most recently seen at On the Boards’ 12 Minutes Max. Wood Shop
Erin Elyse Burns & Allison Quemere Three video works, as well as a staged boxing match on roller skates. Ice House Lot
Buttenik Ensemble A group of friends and artists who perform live theatre, interactive film, and live music. Roaming
Esther Clark & Zesty McHooter Sculptures and large murals. North Lot
Nicole Cordier Floral art. Ice House Lot
Ethan Currier Stone sculptures. Ice House Lot
Chris Dacre Cardboard and other recycled goods were used to construct the Giant Chinook helicopter featured in Dacre’s “WAR is FUN!” gallery. Wood Shop
Danse Perdue/Vanessa Skantze Skantze provides the grand finale to a processional filled with various mini-performances along the way. Roaming
DASSdance/Daniel Wilkins A dry version of their new “Fighting Water” show. Wood Shop
Michelle de la Vega Studio works from the Rainier Cold Storage artist and dancer. Wood Shop
Willow Fox Digital art. Wood Shop
Rosalie Gale Waterproof art that can be placed in your shower, or anywhere else in your house, for that matter. Ice House Lot
Georgetown Art Center A benefit and celebratory grand opening of the new GAC print studio, showcasing new woodblocks, etchings, and drypoints.
Georgetown Super 8 Festival Amateur Super-8 films. Belle and Wissell
Joe Graziano A photographer influenced by the Cold War, inspired by ordinary life and the very light and very dark. Ice House Lot
Gyre Productions A short film by Jesiah Bell, Carey Christie, and Fort Dudak. 10 p.m., Belle & Wissell
Greg Hagood Paper motorcycles. Ice House Lot
Tom Hall Will be showing images from his Rainier Cold Storage demo. All City Coffee
Sophia Marie Harrington Adult and children’s face painter. Carnival
Will Harris These photographs capture and accentuate people in their everyday lives. Forsythe Hotel
Pamela Hathaway-Perrel The knitters of Georgetown Artist Cooperative will be teaching cooperative knitting via giant needles attached to a huge ball of yarn. North Lot
Alex Hayden A vast array of wood sculptures. Ice House Lot
Helmet Head Will house Tina Linville, Jenna Colby, Tempting Tarts Burlesque, The Blank-Its, and Nerdlinger. Helmet Head
Terence Healy This portrait artist will showcase paintings of his collection of forgotten toys found at thrift shops around the city. Ice House Lot
Victoria Heuman This interior decorator–turned-artist has a fresh form of modern canvases called Jetscapes—composed of multilevel canvases suspended as one complete work of art. Ice House Lot
Himanee & Jim Gupta-Carlson Himanee’s Artopia project developed out of a classroom activity in which she taught political-science students about Barack Obama’s inauguration live from the event itself. Wood Shop
Tula Howell A series of visceral photographs displaying food in unconventional ways: razor blades hidden in apples, or a chicken fetus in a carton of eggs. Horton Building
Tomiko Jones See profile. Wood Shop
Trey Jones & Derek Bruno Of Do Gooder Design. Ice House Lot
“Just Sage”/Petting Zoo Players Called the “metaphysical magician.” Ice House Lot
Julie Kadingo Gestures in paper, cloth, pencil, acrylic, and reused objects. Forsythe Hotel
Leonardo Lanzolla Paintings with an Italian bent. Calamity Jane’s
Shannon Leahy Bright colors and different dimensions. Wood Shop
Richard Lemmert Hardware cloth, hinges, and moveable parts all come together to create a unique series of sculptures titled “Satan’s Cages.” Ice House Lot
Chris McMullen See profile. Ice House Lot, Carnival
Lance Mercer Photos from the longtime commercial shooter, best known for chronicling Pearl Jam. Horton Building
Conor Mitchell A local artist doing visual art, music, writing, and design. Ice House Lot
Marissa Rae Niederhauser Dressed in bandages and braces, she’ll dance a short piece accompanied by an electric guitar. Wood Shop
John Ohannesian Magical paintings. Horton Building
On the Double See profile. Georgetown Records Stage
John and Michele Osgood/Bherd Studio An artist influenced by Picasso-era cubism and urban street art; will be demonstrating live art using acrylics and spray paint. North Lot
Micah Parker A combination of spray-painting techniques, one-stroke figure drawings, and portraits. North Lot
Heidi Pendergast Puppetmaster of a 4-foot-tall Tibetan monk puppet who loves to dance. Ice House Lot
Christopher Pfeifle He revisits with his innovative 14-foot-tall kinetic column titled Spinal Tap. Ice House Lot
Michael Pina: Urban Safari Street art manipulated in one form or another. Horton Building
Lisa Pisoni Creator of an art installation using a digital camcorder and asking festival-goers a series of questions. North Lot
Power-Tool Race/Rusty Oliver, Hazard Factory See profile. Carnival
Pyrosutra One of the leading fire-dance troupes in North America. Ice House Lot
Rachel Randall Dancers create a slow-motion sculpture of bodies connected by visible lines of yarn. Ice House Lot
Shannon Ritsher Creator of Greenbelts, human and dog accessories such as leashes and belts made from recycled materials and scrap leather. Ice House Lot
Justin Rodda Light sculpture. Ice House Lot
Jamal Saint Morris A graphic novel. Ice House Lot
Seattle Art Museum A street mural with local artists Damion Hayes and Lauren Holloway. Carnival
Brian Seldt A life-sized wooden horse, built from wood and insulation foam, appears dead with a reflection of the Grim Reaper on his back. Wood Shop
Evan Schuass & Lauren Fujii Experienced glass blowers. North Lot
Jen Seaman The onetime SW staffer leads a group of emerging alternative female comics. Ice House Lot
Eric Otis Singletary “The Two Percent Solution” is a monthly comic series. Ice House Lot
Joseph Songco See profile. Wood Shop
Shai Steiner Animal art. Ice House Lot
Siolo Thompson Animals and magical things, in paint. Ice House Lot
Helen Thorsen Modern and Butoh dancer, a founding member of Dappin’ Butoh. Wood Shop
Peter Toms A sculptor, performer, and musician from Fremont. Ice House Lot
Amy-Ellen Trefsger: Flat-Chested Mama A question-and-answer booth about live art, endurance performance work, andthe art/life continuum. Ice House Lot
Troupe Hipnotica A truly hypnotic tribal belly-dance performance. Ice House Lot
Mary Tudor Abstract work, in oils and wax on canvas and paper. North Lot
Two Tartes Cafe & Catering Will house Max Brown, Aubrie Brown, Lin Lamer, and Jenna Colby. Two Tartes Cafe
The Unrequited/BASE Movement Theatre/Megan Mertaugh Two individuals in a search for home, through dialogue, movement, and imagery. The Brew House
Adrian van Dooren A site-specific work exploring our relationship to language and language’s relationship to material. Roaming
Keith Amarek Waters/Citizens in Hell 4 Nine artists come together to collaborate on a project that explores the different levels of hell. Art Core
Weirdo & Joey Nix Uses oils in an organic fashion, combined with digital embellishments, to produce the Comcast mural. Ice House Lot
Brendan Wenberg Creator of Strange Child Apparel, he’ll be selling his clothes, as well as turning people into zombies on pen and paper. Carnival
John Wilmot If you’re a local, you’ll probably recognize these architectural shots of the Georgetown and SoDo neighborhoods from the past three years. Wood Shop
Steve Withycomb Creates carnival rides from wood and discarded and fabricated steel. Carnival
Youth Speaks Don’t be confused by the title: “Youth Speaks” will feature both teens and adult poets to show off the city’s best spoken-word masters. Ice House Lot
Liesl Zappler These wild wire cowgirl sculptures are sure to buck, rope, and lasso unsuspecting cowboys and passersby. Ice House Lot
