It was a cold and wet artwalk but that didn’t stop the masses from coming out for Pioneer Square’s First Thursday art walk on May 7. The galleries in the Tashiro Kaplan Building provided shelter, a variety of artists and of course food, wine, and in one cases, some PBR. Even some swine (of the friendlier sort) came out. All photos by Garrett Mukai.Published on May 8, 2009
The Tashiro Kaplan Building was full of people this rainy first Thursday. Zack BentaE™s photographs at Gallery4Culture featured his wife and two small boys, often posed as boy scouts. In one portrait, one small boyaE™s nearly spherical noggin is shown in profile, wearing an elaborate, overdone head bandage. — Adriana Grant
Extremely detailed and large prints from Jojo Corvaia’s The Human Factor Project
… accompanied with polaroids shot, printed, hung and captioned on the spot with visitors.
Our very own, Adriana Grant partook in the on site production.
Two Mountains Conversing by Vaughn Bell, Jordan Bell, and Jenny Asarnow. Two papery mountains were suspended from the wall, with speakers underneath playing nature sounds.
Redefining Ballerism: Up the Ante by Jana Brevick at SOIL.
Zircon Crystal Growth 2 and Zircon Crystal Growth 3 by Chauney Peck at SOIL as well.
Green-O Backgammon by Jaq Chartier at Platform Gallery
A detail of one of Chartier’s color-drenched ink spot test panels.
Getting up close and personal with Eirik JohnsonaE™s photography at G. Gibson Gallery.
Swine weren’t the weirdest visitors at last night’s art walk.
One PBR left at Punch Gallery.
Art inside and outside too.
A break in the rain brought crowds to brother curators Justin and Jacob Gibbons’show: GrA¤tA¼itA¶A¼s UmlA¤A¼t at Punch Gallery.
