Visual Art Search
Labor Art Exhibits at Folklife
Fri-MonEvent
Take a break from dobros and finger picking to take in five exhibits dedicated to the history of labor in Washington state is available for your cultural edification. Free.
Dee-Shu-Palooza
Sat June 1, 8 pmEvent
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Local artist and poster mogul Darin Shuler is the subject of a night of festivities. Lots of work from the artist plus three bands that have commissioned him in the past. $10.
Summer Arts Festival
Sun June 2, 12-6 pm.Event
Inscape Arts adds Screenscape, a film and video component, to its Summer Arts Festival. Free.
Gild the World
Sun June 2, 1-3 pmEvent
Gild the World: Learn to put a gold veneer on ANY SOLID OBJECT. Just think of it... Free with admission.
Artist Talk: Rebecca Chernow
Thurs June 6, 7-8 pmEvent
UW MFA student Rebecca Chernow invites discussion about her Test Site project, Small Change, as well as connected topics like economies and labor in the arts. free with admission.
The Love Trust
Fri June 7, 5-8 pm.Event
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Kat Larson performs her piece, The Love Trust as part of the Weird Sisters exhibition. Wine and live music accompanies her investigation of colonies, economies and "figurative life and death experiences." Free.
Free Market
Sat June 15, 1-3 pmEvent
Purchase objects from the gallery (in a strictly donation-only kind of way) in this final liquidation phase of Rebecca Chernow's project,Small Change. free with admission.
Kitchen Witch
Sun June 16, 11-3 pmEvent
Kate Lebo unveils a new manifesto during a special brunch edition of her series, Pie School. Part of Hedreen Gallery's ongoing Weird Sisters exhibition. Free.
Artist Talk: Ørnulf Opdahl
Sat June 29, 2 pmEvent
Opdahl comes to visit all the way from Norway to discuss his show, Mood Paintings of the North. free with admission.
Artist Talk: SuttonBeresCuller
Sat July 13, noonEvent
): The Genius Award-winning art collaborative/band of troublemakers known for shutting down the 520 bridge with a floating “desert island” discuss their sculpture exhibition and who knows what else. Free.
First Thursday
Thurs Feb 7, 6-8 pm.Event
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The first and largest art walk in the city, held in Seattle's oldest neighborhood.
Free.
Figure Drawing at Canoe Social Club
Every other Mon.Event
While this every-other-week session is ostensibly just about drawing, each meeting comes with the ancillary benefit of a meticulously (and often bizarrely) crafted three-hour soundtrack selected by your meticulous and bizarre host, Jed Dunkerley. $5-$10.
West Seattle Art Walk
Thurs March 14, 6-9 pmEvent
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Local businesses and galleries exhibit new work.
Free.
Central District Artwalk
Every second Saturday.Event
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Beer tastings, letterpress and painting demos, plus LIVE at Garfield Community Center, an exhibition of paintings created during the artwalk.
Free.
Georgetown Art Attack
Every second Saturday, 6-9 pm.Event
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Sustained attacks by Fantagraphics, the Georgetown Trailer Park Mall, Krab Jab Studio, LxWxH Gallery, and dozens of other venues.
Free.
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