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Visual Art

Seattle's Favorite Plein-Air Painter at WTC

by Jen Graves • Jul 13, 2010 at 2:26 pm

Christopher Martin Hoff, who shows at Linda Hodges Gallery in Pioneer Square, has been documenting change at the World Trade Center site since 2003. He's creating a body of paintings that will not be for sale, and will be shown at various non-gallery sites after he finishes somewhere around 2013. (The project is supported in part by Artist Trust.) His description of the project, and images of already-finished paintings, are here. Posted here are two pictures he took of where he's working this week, taken on Sunday, July 11.

Looks like the final scene of Fight Club, doesnt it?

Looks like the final scene of "Fight Club," doesn't it?

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