Wednesday, February 17, 2016
"Vivid" by Shanna Duncan
The Seattle Arts Coalition & Otherworlds present:
Join us for brand new work 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, Funko Toys, Hasbro/Wizards of the Coast, Skullcandy, National Geographic, and more!
For more info:
shannaduncanart.com
Opening reception:
Thursday, 18 February from 5-8pm
Encore reception:
Thursday, 17 March from 5-8pm
Showing through 15 April 2016
Friday, February 12, 2016
The Art of Andrew Schons
The Seattle Arts Coalition & the Georgetown Liquor Co present:
The Art of Andrew Schons
Opening reception:
Saturday, 13 February 2016
6-9pm
Showing through: 5 March 2016
Hey, there! My name's Andrew, and I'm an artist from Seattle who's just trying to get along in the world. I have alot of cool things that I wanna do before I die... I make board games, paintings, art prints, videos, comics, plush doll thingies, and alot of other stuff, too... I'm going to make a living off of my art for the rest of my life & plan on never getting a real job, and am currently working on accomplishing that.
More info:
xedouteyes.weebly.com
Thursday, October 15, 2015
The Art of Curtis Ashby (CASH)
Otherworlds & the Seattle Arts Coalition present:
The Art of Curtis Ashby
Opening reception:
Thursday, 15 October, 5-8pm
Encore reception:
Thursday, 19 November, 5-8pm
Showing though 12 December 2015
"I am a painter and designer of graphics from Seattle, WA. I create art for the story behind the image. I feel like my art is most successful when it helps spark a conversation or an emotion with the viewer. A lot of my paintings are based on childhood experiences as well as my overwhelming need to treat life as an adventure and enjoy every moment of it. After losing my younger brother in January of 2014, my outlook on life changed dramatically and I have been actively pursuing my passion for creating while looking to memories of him as inspiration for my latest work. With the support of my fans, friends, and family I am able to continue to create my unique brand of art and push forward with new projects that challenge me to stay adventurous and think outside the box."
~ CASH
For more info:
www.curtisashbyart.com
Labels:
art,
art show,
CASH,
Curtis Ashby,
edmonds,
otherworlds
Saturday, October 10, 2015
The Art of Eli Wolff
The Seattle Arts Coalition & the Georgetown Liquor Co present:
The Art of Eli Wolff
Opening reception:
Saturday, 10 October from 6-9pm
Showing through 5 December
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://
Thursday, July 30, 2015
"Here There Be Dragons"
Otherworlds & the Seattle Arts Coalition present:
"Here There Be Dragons..."
By Cori Dietsch
Opening reception:
Thursday, 20 August, 5-8pm
Encore reception:
Thursday, 17 September, 5-8pm
Showing though 30 September 2015
For more info:
coridietsch.com
Saturday, July 11, 2015
"Oddities & Eccentricities"
The Georgetown Liquor Co & The Seattle Arts Coalition present:
Larkin Artist's Oddities & Eccentricities: Creatures to Illuminate the Darkest of Nights
Opening reception:
Saturday, 11 July, 6-9pm
Encore reception:
Saturday, 8 August, 6-9pm
More info:
http://
Showing thru 31 August
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://
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