MadArt South Lake Union
Jan 23–March 24, Tuesdays–Saturdays, 10 am–5 pm
All Ages
Recommended by Joule Zelman
Ginny Ruffner, with help from new media artist Grant Kirkpatrick, has created a glass and bronze sculpture forest depicting natural and creative regeneration, including "unusually evolved flowers" which spring virtually in handheld devices from glass logs. The spirit of environmental sci-fi optimism is as welcome in visual art as it is in Black Panther. Ruffner has been called "the most irrepressible spirit in Seattle art" by former Stranger art critic Jen Graves; you can also see one of Ruffner's pieces in the Olympic Sculpture Park.
325 Westlake Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109
206-623-1180
Hours: Tuesday-Saturday
10am-5pm
http://www.madartseattle.com