Thursday, July 2, 2015

"Synapse"


Trabant Coffee & the Seattle Arts Coalition present:

"Synapse" (White Charcoal + Paper)
by Grace Matsumoto of Tiny Fat Bird

syn·apse ˈsinˌaps/ noun: synapse; plural noun: synapses 1. a junction between two nerve cells, consisting of a minute gap across which impulses pass by diffusion of a neurotransmitter.

"In these pieces I am marking time, beats of my heart, moving my hand across a page. I am marking memories, moments & light, each dash one moment in time that was and is gone, and everything in me at that moment reaching out from a starting point into a pattern of growth, a period of time, made solid by marks on a page. This meditative & quiet process is something I hope to express in all my work, in metal or on paper." ~ Grace

Opening reception:
Thursday, 2 July from 6-9pm
Trabant Coffee, Pioneer Square

Encore reception:
Thursday, 6 August from 6-9pm
Trabant Coffee, Pioneer Square

Showing through 31 August 2015

More info:
http://www.tinyfatbird.com/

Friday, June 19, 2015

"Tiny Adventures"


Trabant Coffee & the Seattle Arts Coalition present:

"Tiny Adventures"

The Art of Corey Skillman, featuring miniature angry animals, fantastical starscapes, pop culture vignettes, and more!

Help Corey fund her European adventure by buying some tiny, adorable art!

Opening reception:
Friday, 19 June from 6-9pm

Encore reception:
Friday, 17 July from 6-9pm

Showing through 31 July

Thursday, June 18, 2015

"Please Let Me Keep You"


Otherworlds & the Seattle Arts Coalition present:

"Please Let Me Keep You"
The Art of Alicia Hatfield
Woodblock prints & more!

Opening reception:
Thursday, 18 June from 5-8pm
Encore reception:
Thursday, 16 July from 5-8pm

Showing though 31 July 2015

For more info:
www.aliciahatfield.com

Every morning I’d wake up with a new heartbreak, as I emptied out the jar of dead fireflies.
But every night I was still so ecstatic capturing them,
and somehow just leaving them outside didn’t feel like an option.

They’ve always captivated me

Precious, Alien,
Short lived, numerous,
Powerful, vulnerable,
Passing, armored

Unlike your company,
I can keep them in a jar

But like your company,
They don’t last long.
Or at least as long as I’d like.

All the sticks and leaves and water-soaked cotton balls in the world
Won’t make either of you stay forever

But I can try to fake it

Saturday, June 13, 2015

"The Art of Jacob Wayne"


The Georgetown Liquor Co & the Seattle Arts Coalition present:
"The Art of Jacob Wayne" 
Social Pop Surrealism in acrylic

Opening reception:
Saturday, 13 June from 6-9pm

Also showing during the Georgetown Carnival the same day from noon-10pm!

"My strongest ability is in Traditional Painting, in the style of what I would define as Social Pop Surrealism and a somewhat alla prima style with acrylics. Since beginning in 2004 I've participated in festivals, galleries, and organized events. I've also displayed work in different establishments, designed various media projects and my own art book, murals for local businesses, Sold pieces internationally, and also networked local artists for events in communities that I've lived. In 2008 I graduated from Utah State University with a BA in Asian Studies & a Minor in Chinese. Afterwards I taught at a High School in Hangzhou, China for a year and now I'm working in Seattle, WA." ~ Jacob

For more info: 
http://jacobwaynebryner.daportfolio.com/

Thursday, June 4, 2015

"Post-Industrial Nostalgia"


Trabant Coffee & the Seattle Arts Coalition present:

Post-Industrial Nostalgia: 
Amelia Marsh Arts

Opening reception:
Thursday, 4 June from 6-9pm
Trabant Coffee, Pioneer Square

Showing through 30 June 2015

More info:
https://ameliamarsharts.wordpress.com/

When I was a kid and my parents wouldn’t buy me a teddy bear, I cried. Not because I didn’t get what I wanted, but because I had told the teddy he had a home with me and that I would keep him safe, and I had let him down. Even now, when I don’t want to give it credence, I feel a twinge: this object has a soul. A character. A vacuum tube that passed inspection in 1936. A stranger’s perfect handwriting. Lost glasses, smashed headphones, half of a lawn ornament. Keys, oh so many keys to doors I will never find. They are tiny mysteries and tiny kindnesses: finding homes for abandoned objects. I pick them up.

Saturday, May 9, 2015

The Art of NiNABRi©


The Georgetown Liquor Co & the Seattle Arts Coalition are excited to host the Art of NiNABRi©

NiNABRi© is a visiting artist from Slovenia, so let's give her a kick-ass Seattle welcome!

The most colorful creatures far and wide!

NiNABRi© was born 5th of January 1984 in Šempeter pri Gorici, Slovenia. She graduated in 2012 from Art pedagogy at Faculty of education. She works in the fields of painting, sculpting, illustration, comics, toy and puppet making. Her works were published in the magazines Mladina, Primorske novice, Elle, Cosmopolitan, Primorski dnevnik, Klik and TV broadcast Kultura on RTV SLO1. She lives and works in Ljubljana, Slovenia.

For more info: http://ninabric.si/

NiNABRi©'s art will show alongside Evan Amarante Soares' "Flight of the Goldfinch" encore reception.

Thursday, May 7, 2015

"The Art of Alicia Hatfield"


Trabant Coffee & the Seattle Arts Coalition present:

The Art of Alicia Hatfield
Woodblock prints & more!

Opening reception: 
Thursday, 7 May from 6-9pm
Trabant Coffee, Pioneer Square

For more info:
Alicia Hatfield Art
www.aliciahatfield.com

Every morning I’d wake up with a new heartbreak, as I emptied out the jar of dead fireflies.
But every night I was still so ecstatic capturing them,
and somehow just leaving them outside didn’t feel like an option.

They’ve always captivated me

Precious, Alien,
Short lived, numerous,
Powerful, vulnerable,
Passing, armored

Unlike your company,
I can keep them in a jar

But like your company,
They don’t last long.
Or at least as long as I’d like.

All the sticks and leaves and water-soaked cotton balls in the world
Won’t make either of you stay forever

But I can try to fake it