Showing posts with label seattle arts coalition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label seattle arts coalition. Show all posts
Thursday, October 2, 2014
"Morbid Anatomy"
Otherworlds and the Seattle Arts Coalition present:
"Morbid Anatomy" the intricate assemblage shadow boxes of artist Anita Arora
"Being a sociology junkie and fan of the obscure, Anita has always been attracted to the academic yet extremely human nature of scientific studies. In particular, as they relate to the more extreme inner workings of the human mind and body both as they connect to society and in themselves as a dynamic, mysterious machine." (from morbidanatomy.com)
www.morbidanatomy.com
Opening Reception:
Thursday, 16 October from 6-8pm
Show runs 1 October - 30 November
Wednesday, October 1, 2014
"Fat Birds" (The Return)
"Fat Birds" has migrated to Trabant in the U District! Tiny birds, enormous birds, realistic, surrealistic, stylistic birds, in monochrome and technicolour! They have one thing in common: they're all adorably, deliciously fat!
Featured Artists:
Braden Duncan
Hanna Myers
Fatima Al Khuzaei
John Osgood
Julia Carpenter
Kat Houseman
Laura Tempest Zakroff
Shanna Duncan
Shawn Wood
Travis Talburt
and more!
Curated by:
Braden Duncan
Opening reception:
Friday, 17 October from 6-9pm
Trabant Coffee in U District
Encore receptions:
Friday, 21 November from 6-9pm
Friday, 19 December from 6-9pm
Show will run through 31 December!
"Samhain" by Shanna Duncan
The Georgetown Liquor Company and the Seattle Arts Coalition present:
"Samhain" by Shanna Duncan
Following her first solo showing at the Georgetown Liquor Co., Shanna Duncan returns with works of art during the 2nd Saturday Georgetown Art Attack!
Shanna's style combines a "gritty symbolism with a macabre sense of humor infused with a whimsical air". You may recognize her work from various shows here in the Seattle area, in addition to pieces from her clients including Fender Guitars, Hasbro/Wizards of the Coast, Skullcandy, National Geographic, etc. So come down to the Georgetown Art Attack to view her work!!
For more info on Shanna and her work, check out: www.shannaduncanart.com
Opening reception:
Saturday, 11 October
6-9pm
Show runs from 10 October - November
Friday, September 19, 2014
"A Touch of the Macabre"
Trabant Coffee & Chai and the Seattle Arts Coalition present:
"A Touch of the Macabre: The Art of Larkin, Yvette Endrijautzki, and Matthew Hinshaw"
Textural, sculptural, deftly rendered, and intricately constructed, the creations of these three artists bring a whole new dimension to the season of Halloween.
Curated by Braden Duncan
Opening reception:
Thursday, 2 October
6-9pm
Encore reception:
Thursday, 6 November
6-9pm
Show runs through 30 November!
Monday, September 1, 2014
"Windcutter" by Travis Talburt
Otherworlds and the Seattle Arts Coalition present:
"Windcutter" by Travis Talburt
The great king of heaven pulled from his breast a Bone. The great king gifted this bone to his smith who fashioned it into a hammer. With that hammer the smith was able to temper magic. With great elation the smith set to forging the most perfect thing, in honor of his king. As a gift for him he made this sword, a sword he named...
The Windcutter
This month, Otherworlds features a story told in pen and pattern by Travis Talburt.
www.travistalburt.com
Opening Reception:
Thursday, 18 September from 5-8pm
Show runs thru 30 September
"Pangea" by Shanna Duncan
The Georgetown Liquor Company and the Seattle Arts Coalition present:
"Pangea" by Shanna Duncan
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, Hasbro/Wizards of the Coast, Skullcandy, National Geographic, and more!
"Pangea" will her first solo fine art exhibit in Seattle, so kick it down to the Georgetown Liquor Co during the 2nd Saturday Georgetown Art Attack, and check it out!
For more info on Shanna and her work, check out: www.shannaduncanart.com
Opening reception:
Saturday, 13 September
6-9pm
Show runs from 8 September - 6 October
Thursday, August 21, 2014
"Fat Birds"
Trabant Coffee & the Seattle Arts Coalition present:
"Fat Birds"
Trabant has been overrun with BIRDS! Tiny birds, enormous birds, realistic, surrealistic, stylistic birds, in monochrome and technicolour! They have one thing in common: they're all adorably, deliciously fat!
Featured Artists:
Braden Duncan
Hanna Myers
Fatima Al Khuzaei
John Osgood
Julia Carpenter
Kat Houseman
Shanna Duncan
Shawn Wood
Travis Talburt
and more!
Curated by:
Braden Duncan
I love fat birds, so I figured it was time they needed a show of their own. The 1st Thursday Art Walk has been rescheduled for FRIDAY due to the football kick-off, so please join us for the opening reception:
Friday, 5 September from 6-9pm
Trabant Coffee in Pioneer Square
Corner of 2nd & James
Show will run through 30 September at Trabant in Pioneer Square and then migrate to Trabant in the U District through the end of the year.
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
"Pain: An Artistic Experience"
"Pain: An Artistic Experience" at A/NT Gallery
Guest curators: Julie Baroh of Krab Jab Studio, Tracy Cilona of Twilight Gallery, Braden Duncan of the Seattle Arts Coalition, and Aubry Kae Andersen of A/NT Gallery.
Pain is a shared by all humanity, but everyone experiences pain very differently. For some, their daily lives involve the management of chronic pain. For others, their pain is emotional: anxiety, depression, and addiction.
Pain is subjective, so we've invited professional artists to create works about the subject of pain, as they've experienced it. This will be a very personal and enlightening show, featuring the works of over 30 local and international artists. The public is welcome to attend.
Exhibit runs: July 30 - August 31, 2014
Opening reception: August 2, 6-9pm
South Lake Union reception: August 1, 6-9pm
Belltown Art Walk reception: August 8, 6-9pm
Thursday, July 10, 2014
"Nicolas Cage & Gnomes!"
The Seattle Arts Coalition and Trabant Coffee & Chai present a mash-up of:
"The Fine Art of Nicolas Cage" & "(We're All Stars Now) In the Gnome Show"
Did you miss the Nic Cage show at the Georgetown Liquor Co last month? Did you miss the gnome show at Echo Echo Gallery this past Friday? Never fear! Both shows have collided for a seasonal extravaganza at Trabant Coffee & Chai in the U District!
We're featuring over 50 artists with some truly spectacular works of art inspired by Nicolas Cage, gnomes, and a little bit of both...
Opening Reception:
Friday, 18 July from 6-9pm
Trabant Coffee & Chai
1309 NE 45th St, Seattle, WA 98105
Show will run thru 14 September
Monday, April 14, 2014
"We Art The Art!"
The Seattle Arts Coalition is having our first official fundraiser! It will coincide with the Georgetown Street Fair the 2nd Saturday in June, and we'll be hosted by the generous folks at Krab Jab Studio.
"We Art The Art!"
We are currently looking for:
1. Artists and artisans who would like to vend at Krab Jab during the Fair (all proceeds go to you, the artist, unless you'd like to donate to the cause)
2. Artists who would like to donate original work or limited edition prints to the silent auction (art donations will be tax-deductible and all proceeds go to the SAC)
3. Local businesses who would like to donate merchandise or services for our raffle (we'll include you as sponsors on our press releases)
Please let us know if you're interested! We look forward to seeing you there!
"We Art The Art!"
We are currently looking for:
1. Artists and artisans who would like to vend at Krab Jab during the Fair (all proceeds go to you, the artist, unless you'd like to donate to the cause)
2. Artists who would like to donate original work or limited edition prints to the silent auction (art donations will be tax-deductible and all proceeds go to the SAC)
3. Local businesses who would like to donate merchandise or services for our raffle (we'll include you as sponsors on our press releases)
Please let us know if you're interested! We look forward to seeing you there!
Saturday, February 1, 2014
Valentine's Day Arts & Crafts Faire
Valentine's Day Arts & Crafts Faire
Saturday, 8 February 2014
The Seattle Arts Coalition is putting on another Arts & Crafts Faire at Trabant Coffee & Chai in Pioneer Square! Saturday, 8 February from noon-4pm! Awesome art, jewellery, cards, and more by local artists! Come find something unique and handmade for your special someone(s) just in time for Valentines Day!
Featuring:
Steampunk prints & cards by BCDuncan Design
Tiny animal art by Corey Skillman (Weezil Works)
Tutus by Kathryn Arpin
Cards and prints by Setzer Studio Arts
Jewellery by Tiny Fat Bird Studio
As of Valentine's Day, Trabant will officially be open Late Night! We will be sampling some of their brand new dinner menu during the Arts & Crafts Faire, so stop by for a delicious preview!
Less Than Three: A Show of Hearts
Less Than Three [ <3 ]
Thursday, 6 February 2014
February is the hearty month! A collection of artists have put together works based on two different shapes, (an anatomical heart and a graphic heart lovingly laser crafted by Bellevue Fine Art Reproduction), meant to showcase their experience of that whole love thing; known on the internet as the mathematical equation "< 3" or ♥.
Featured artists:
Alexandria Sandlin, Amanda Crowley, Andrew Miller, Aubry Andersen, Braden Duncan, Brandy Tomlin, Christine Brauch, Cody Hunemuller, Corey Skillman, Jesse Porterfield, Kassandra Davis, Kree Arvanitas, Laurie McClave, Rachel Setzer, Rick Strieck, Ronnie Taylor, Rose Miller, Thomas Drake Steffans, and Vikram Madan
Friday, January 3, 2014
CALL FOR ART: "Less Than Three" (The Heart Show)
The snowflake show from December was so much fun that we've decided to do another ornament exhibit for Valentine's month! Sponsored by Braden and Rachel of the Seattle Arts Coalition, we present: "Less Than Three [ ♥ ]"
***THIS IS THE OFFICIAL CALL FOR ART***
The materials:
Laser cut hearts (provided by us, c/o Bellevue Fine Art Reproduction )
Ribbon for hanging (provided by us)
Your imagination (be creative and have fun!)
The challenge:
Create your own unique heart(s)!
(Up to 4 per artist)
There will be two shapes, an anatomical heart and a graphic heart. The only stipulation is that you use one or both of the original heart ornaments as the base of your creation, and that they can hang from a ribbon on a wall so that we can display them at the 1st Thursday Art Walk. (This doesn't mean your design has to be 1-sided or even flat; feel free to 360 it!)
HEARTS AVAILABLE:
Tuesday, 14 January at Trabant Coffee and Chai in Pioneer Square
ART DROP OFF DATE:
On or before Wednesday, 5 February at Trabant in Pioneer Square by 6pm
SHOW OPENS:
Thursday, 6 February
Trabant has a sign up sheet for your name, contact info, and the # of hearts you're making. When you bring your pieces in, please include name, title, and price (if for sale; consider Trabant's 40% cut). PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE include business cards in case people looking at your work want to see more of it. If you don't have business cards, ask us; we know a guy.
If you are not a Seattle local, you are still welcome to participate! Just message one of us with your name and address, and we will send the hearts to you! Once they're decorated, just send them back to us by February 5th, and we'll include you in the show!
Please post pics of your completed hearts here or send them to Braden's email: bcduncan.art@gmail.com. Pics we receive by January 31st will be featured on the flyer!
Saturday, December 7, 2013
Holiday Arts & Crafts Faire
Holiday Arts & Crafts Faire
Saturday, 14 December 2013
Come support your community's artists and crafters AND find some unique gifts for the loves in your life! (And grab some fuel for the rest of your Saturday).
Featuring:
Books & prints by Angelina Tolentino
Steampunk prints & cards by BCDuncan Design
Tiny animal art by Corey Skillman (Weezil Works)
Jewelry by Gwyddon Zee (ZStar Designs)
Tutus by Kathryn Arpin
Cards and snowflakes by Setzer Studio Arts
Jewellery by Tiny Fat Bird Studio
The SEATTLE ARTS COALITION is an emerging organization dedicated to promoting artist engagement within the Seattle community.
Tuesday, October 1, 2013
Services for Artists and Art Spaces
The Seattle Arts Coalition is committed to helping artists achieve their professional art goals and helping art spaces coordinate with artists to create mutually beneficial art-based events. We like to make art happen, so please let us know how we can help you!
SERVICES FOR ARTISTS
Selling Your Work
Think making money with your art will make you a sell-out? You couldn't be more wrong! Selling your work creates space in your studio (and your brain) for new pieces, helps fund your process, and allows other people to enjoy the things you create.
Art Pricing
Don't know how to price your work? No problem! you can start by factoring in time, materials, and what we like to call the 'awesome' expense. You're the only one who could have created it, so you should be paid for your inherent awesomeness. We should all be able to make a living doing the things we love. Keep in mind that many of the places you show will take a commission if you sell a piece; make sure to factor their cut into your pricing to ensure you receive your intended price when your work sells.
Booking a Show
Not sure how to book an art show in Seattle? One of the best parts about making art is being able to exhibit it in public, and most businesses enjoy having art on their walls! We're happy to look at your portfolio and suggest like-minded artists and art spaces, introduce you and your work to the various community Art Walks, and help coordinate shows if we find a good fit.
Art Installation
Never installed your work before? We can help! We have plenty of experience installing art in a multitude of locations with pretty much any supplies you can think of. We'll teach you how to make your work professional, polished and show-ready.
Digital Design
If it's a show we've helped coordinate, we're happy to design a digital flyer for you so that you can promote your opening online!
Questions Answered Including:
- Professional Expectations and Responsibilities
- Business Card Design
- Building an Online Portfolio
- Managing Social Media
- Applying for Grants & Scholarships
- Sales Commissions, Juried Shows, and Competitions
- Approaching Art Galleries
- Building a Network in Your Art Community
- Giving Back to Your Art Community
- Balancing Your Art Practice with Everyday Life
- And More!
SERVICES FOR ART SPACES
Artist Coordinating
Don't have time to coordinate artists for your community's monthly Art Walk? We're happy to help! We come from a large community of talented artists, and most of them have work available to display. We can take point on everything, so all you need to contribute is a space for the art to live, but if you'd like to be more involved in the process, we enjoy collaborating as well!
Art Installation
Don't have the time or experience to install art in your business? We can help! We have plenty of experience installing art in a multitude of locations with pretty much any supplies you can think of. We take care to make sure all artwork is installed in a professional and aesthetically pleasing manner.
Art Sales
We're happy to coordinate with artists directly if your business doesn't already have a system in place for art sales.
Digital Design
If it's a show we've helped coordinate, we're happy to design a digital flyer for your business so that you can promote the event online!
Questions Answered Including:
- Professional Expectations and Responsibilities
- Booking Artists
- Art Show Concepts
- Marketing Your Art Event
- Pros and Cons of Taking a Commission
- And More!
Our goal is to bring the work from artists' studios into public spaces so that it can be seen, enjoyed, and find happy new homes! This process is a collaboration between artists, art spaces, art collectors, art appreciators, and our entire community to ensure that the creative culture of the Northwest continues to thrive. The Seattle Arts Coalition is committed to aiding this process, one artist at a time, one art space at a time, one day at a time, for as long as it takes to saturate Seattle and beyond with beauty, passion, and unpredictable perspectives. Please help us in our mission.
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