The Georgetown Liquor Co & the Seattle Arts Coalition & present:
The Art of Eli Wolff
Showing 13 July - 31 August 2018
Stop by during the Art Attack!
Saturday, 14 July, 6-9pm
Saturday, 11 August, 6-9pm
Eli Wolff is a video game designer who enjoys spending free-time creating art work.
He enjoys a wide variety of influences so each new painting is a fun surprise. He tries to do a new painting at least a couple times a month, so check back regularly to see new work.
He carries on the creative tradition of his grand mother who worked as a neon sign designer in Seattle in the 1950s. Her most famous was the Pink Elephant car wash.
More info:
http://eli-wolff.blogspot.com/
Otherworlds & the Seattle Arts Coalition present:
Alexander Halladay's
Whimsical critters in paint
Showing:
20 June 2018 - 15 August 2018
Edmonds 3rd Thursday Art Walk Evenings:
Thursday, 21 June 2018, 5-8pm
Thursday, 19 July 2018, 5-8pm
Urban Light Studios & the Seattle Arts Coalition present:
OPENING RECEPTION (MAIN GALLERY):
Joshua Boulet's
"Sketch the World"
One Night Only!
Friday, 8 June 2018, 6-10pm
The FINAL Urban Light Studios art event!
Seattle artist Joshua Boulet recently returned from international adventures with an awesome array of travel sketches! For one night only, Urban Light Studios is hosting his travel sketchbook & a selection of brand new ink & watercolour works featuring scenes he captured in Amsterdam, Berlin, Prague, Poland & Rome!
You've probably seen Boulet & his sketchbook all over town, on social media, and featured in Seattle Weekly, The Stranger, and at Comic Con. Come out to Urban Light on Friday night for a colourful welcome back to Seattle shindig!
More info:
http://www.joshuaboulet.com/
The Georgetown Liquor Co & the Seattle Arts Coalition present:
New pieces by Shanna Duncan!
Showing 1 June - 13 July 2018
Join us during the Georgetown Carnival 2018:
Saturday, 9 June from noon-10pm!
Artist. Illustrator. Designer. Shanna Duncan wields oil, acrylic, watercolour, ink, charcoal, mixed media, and digital media like a boss. Her style combines a "gritty symbolism with a macabre sense of humor infused with a whimsical air" (SD), and you might recognise her designs from clients such as Fender Guitars, Funko Toys, Hasbro/Wizards of the Coast, Skullcandy, National Geographic, and more!
For more info:
shannaduncanart.com
Urban Light Studios & the Seattle Arts Coalition present:
Brena Patchen's
"Vivid Expressions"
FEATURING: Special Musical Guest - Loren Herrera!
Vivid Expressions is a culmination of works exploring visually striking and emotionally stirring aspects found in diverse inspirations from life: abandoned places, places travelled, glorious sunrises and glowing night skies, favorite songs, life experiences that have shaped our inner being. How do experiences like these make one feel when contemplating their reverence? What stirs within us? Can some form of beauty be unveiled within if we look hard enough? How does this help shape us?
Painter Brena Patchen uses oils and acrylics to contemplate fleeting, poetic moments in life that give us cause to pause and reflect. Her work can best be described as impressionistic, at times leaning towards abstract expressionism. A meditation in color, texture and mood serves as the uniting principle of her work, regardless of subject matter. It is her hope that viewing her artwork will cause you as much reverence as the act of painting the subject did for her.
Opening Reception:
Friday, 11 May 2018, 6-10pm
Greenwood's The BIG One Street Fair:
Saturday, 12 May 2018, noon-5pm
Encore Reception:
Friday, 8 June 2018, 6-10pm
About the Artist:
Brena Patchen was grew up in California, where she received her degree in Art from U.C. Davis. She worked for many years in the banking industry, until she decided it was time to return to her artistic inclinations. She fell in love with the Seattle area while on her honeymoon and made a promise to herself that she would someday make this great city her home. Two years ago, that dream became a reality and she is now living and painting in the Greenwood neighborhood with her husband and two Maine coon cats. Her artwork has been displayed at A/NT Gallery in Seattle Center, as well as in several galleries in Northern California, and has also been showcased in multiple hotels and other local businesses in the both the Seattle and Northern California areas alike. In addition to being showcased at local art walks, pop-ups and festivals, Brena was also the featured live artist for both the Sacramento Art of Beer Festival as well as the Sacramento Wildland Fire Fighter Foundation Fundraiser. She painted live during each event, donating her finished pieces for the featured charity auction at the end of each evening. She feels blessed to now call Seattle her home, eagerly embracing the inspiration that draws from living within such a vibrant culture. She looks forward to seeing how the energy of this great city translates into her body of work and welcomes the imaginative journey ahead of her.
More info:
FB: Brena Patchen Art
IG: @BrenaArt
Online store: https://brena-patchen.pixels.com/
Urban Light Studios presents:
The Art of Matthew Hinshaw
Wolfskullworks
Maps & portraits inspired by fantasy, Norse mythology & geek culture!
FEATURING: Special Musical Guest - Loren Herrera!
Opening Reception:
Friday, 9 March 2018, 6-10pm
Encore Reception:
Friday, 13 April 2018, 6-10pm
More info:
www.facebook.com/SkullSmithy/
Urban Light Studios presents:
Alexander Halladay's
"Dead Broke"
Surreal paintings of the whimsical & the strange...
Opening Reception:
Friday, 9 February 2018, 6-10pm
Encore Reception:
Friday, 9 March 2018, 6-10pm
Urban Light Studios & the Seattle Arts Coalition present:
Odette Allen's
"Beautiful Refuge"
Opening Reception:
Friday, 12 January 2018, 6-10pm
Encore Reception:
Friday, 9 February 2018, 6-10pm
About the show: “Beautiful Refuge”
Seattle has a reputation for outdoors culture and appreciation, but my dialog with the outdoors is a little different. I never go hiking. I hate camping. I am not “outdoorsy” at all. But I deeply love the natural elements of where we live. I find it comforting to orient myself by mountains and oceans or lakes.
Most importantly, being able to take a breath and look to the sky brings me peace when national politics or violence breaks my heart. Our environment becomes a place my heart can relax into and I can return to my higher self, my greater purpose. There is a romance and spirituality there that cannot be found elsewhere for me.
That sense of relief is really the crux of these pieces, they are about the solace to be found in our natural surroundings, and the romance of having a beautiful refuge for a moment, to remind myself to breathe.
About these pieces:
These paintings were created over the past year as I began to notice my relationship between seeing the sky and finding peace within myself. Each of these works shows a scene or a view that has lifted my heart. That sense of relief is really the crux of this work, they are about the solace to be found in our natural surroundings, and the romance of having a beautiful refuge for a moment, to remind myself to breathe.
Artist Statement:
Like so many artists, I was a troublesome child. My mother eventually found that if you gave me art supplies, I would cease to torture and destroy everything within reach. It is, sadly, all still true.
I am inspired by nature, landscapes, the need for justice, and the people who fight for equity. I am driven by a relentless need to create, which is now tempered by recognition of the scale of human struggle. Ultimately, I want to lend my talents to raising the voices of those in need.
More info:
dettalovespaint@gmail.com
IG @odettelovespaint
