Arts & Culture
Bootsy Holler
“Ruby and Willie” are photographer Bootsy Holler’s late grandparents and, indirectly, the main subjects of her current exhibit…
Arts & Culture
Nov. 16-22, 2005
Send listings two weeks in advance to visualarts@seattleweekly.com Lectures and Events Only in the Contemplation of Beauty Is…
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Michael Howard
Usually the term “New Work” is a vague catchall phrase for whatever an artist happens to be doing…
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Richard Lerman “Fences-Borders”
Sound artist Richard Lerman’s “Fences-Borders” is a quiet, stark installation. A long bougainvillea vine twisted and dried into…
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Boxing Day
Three artists seal themselves inside a crate to inaugurate Scott Lawrimore's trend-setting new art gallery.
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How to Make a Mini-Masterpiece
Former Seattle artist James Jaxxa now lives in Manhattan, where he has a studio in Chelsea. He has…
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Tracy Curley
A Paul Klee quality of beguiling—and misleading—simplicity pervades the abstract oil paintings of Tracy Curley. Feathers, fish bones,…
Arts & Culture
Nov. 23-29, 2005
Send listings two weeks in advance to visualarts@seattleweekly.com. Lectures and Events Wilderness and Imagination As Congress once again…
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Joanna Thomas
Is Joanna Thomas just being a smart-ass when she grafts a perturbed red pair of women’s lips onto…
Arts & Culture
Artopia Speaks
Local artists, gallery owners, curators, and critics sound off on the Seattle arts scene.
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The Constant Curator
Contemporary art specialist Michael Darling may not be daring, but he's a safe, solid choice for SAM.
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Fulgencio Lazo
There’s a simplicity and joy to Fulgencio Lazo’s work that’s refreshing. His oil paintings evoke Paul Klee and…
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Botanical Visionaries
Western Bridge leaps into spring with obsessive gardeners, giant ferns, and spurting elephants.
