Sorry. Bluebird is a day time retreat for squares.

Stop trying to convince the other side that they should come take a look. Stop and think. Separate your wallet from your art. Get real, get over yourselves, keep capitol hill dirty and wallow in the filth instead of trying to sweep it under an ikea rug.

What, no mention that Bluebird is a delicious ice cream shop, because it doesn't make kiddie poop cream like that ridiculously expensive bland hipster franchise down the street and in Wallingford?
I agree with 19 that one should not look for conscientious art work in an ice cream shop, but I'm not an artist or one who seeks out art, so I like the rotating selection of varied art that Bluebird is kind enough to display. Plus they have games there, serve beer and sandwiches, and it isn't a pretentious, showy, expensive hipster suburb-magnet (yes, both hipsters and yuppies love Molly Moons).

I have the traffic light totem pole, the space needle, and the seagull. I want the vacuum cleaner, the sparrow, the beaver and TV. The crow and squirrel series is also great

just did a little interweb sleuthing and found that he is indeed white... not native. in his description of his appropriative art that is hanging currently at Victrola on 15th he refers to Native Americans as being "stoic." Another white man to further the genocide of Native peoples.

for further reading on cultural appropriation you should check out this blog! http://nativeappropriations.blogspot.com…

you can appreciate w/o appropriating! buy from Native Americans/First Nations only.