Thursday is Artwalk day!
Friday, 5/30
8:00 PM Foscil and Specs at BLVD this Friday
9:00 PM The Dutchess and the Duke
9:00 PM Week of Fashion Films Opening Night Party
Saturday, 5/31
11:00 AM Wing Luke Opening
Sunday, 6/1
Noon IHR - I "HEART" RUMMAGE
1:00 PM 21 Days of Black Rock City
2:00 PM Seattle Pianist Collective @ SAM
Thursday, 6/5
4:00 PM Hiawatha Lofts opening June 5
5:00 pm Discourse on Courses
5:30 PM ARCADE 26.4 Launch Party
6:00 PM Portraits and Abstractions
7:30 PM Pecha Kucha Night V. 07 – Artist Trust Benefit
8:00 PM Road Movie
Friday, 5/30
Foscil and Specs at BLVD this Friday
This Friday, May 30, Seattle Nu-Jazz Hop Band Foscil will be performing with Seattles walking Ambassador of Hip Hop Culture, SpecsOne a/k/a the Green Lover.
Specs has been burning the underground hiphop sceneand bombing his art in the Seattle area for over 20 years having released music on the Sun City Girls Abduction Label as well as his own self financed projects.
This is the 5th installment of the monthly Residential concert series that Foscil has performed
at the gallery
BLVD Gallery presents
Foscil w/ Specsone
Friday May 30, 2008
Doors open at 8pm
BLVD Gallery,
2316 2nd ave,
in Belltown
The Dutchess and the Duke
Curated by Laurie Kearney: The Dutchess and the Duke, Troubletown, Special Guests
When: Fri, May 30, 9pm – Sat, May 31, 12am
Description: An Evening at McLeod with: Lauren Hoffman and Matt Briggs (reading from recent works), Music by: Special Guest tba, The Dutchess and the Duke, Troubletown
McLeod Residence
Week of Fashion Films Opening Night Party
hope everyone is planning to come to our wild and woolly Week of Fashion Films Opening Night Party this Friday, beginning at 9pm. The party also helps us close out our week of hosting our co-presentation of SIFF's ALTERNATE CINEMA program.
Food and drink will be on hand, and music will be provided by DJ Chrispo with dancing from the lovely ladies of Tangerine Tonic. FREE!
Northwest Film Forum,
http://www.nwfilmforum.org
Saturday, 6/31
Wing Luke Opening
Seattle Spin writes:
http://www.wingluke.org/
Sunday, 6/1
IHR - I "HEART" RUMMAGE
21 Days of Black Rock City
Event: 21 Days of Black Rock City
"Burning Man Photography Show in Marin County"
What: Exhibit
Host: Creators Equity Foundation
When: Sunday, June 1 at 1:00pm
Where: Marin French Cheese Company
http://www.reichekretrospective.org/
For anybody in the Bay Area this weekend, come check out the opening of the Burning Man photography show that I am part of. Details at the URL above.
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=18466832470
Seattle Pianist Collective @ SAM
http://www.societyofcomposers.org/user/peterv.stevens.html
Thursday, 6/5
Hiawatha Lofts opening June 5
Artspace and the Hiawatha Lofts residents invite you to celebrate the opening of Artspace Hiawatha Lofts.
Thursday June 5th from 4-10 p.m. with program at 5.
843 Hiawatha Place South (one block south of Dearborn and Rainier in Seattle) See attached invitation. Please come and enjoy food, entertainment and a walk through of residential units and new businesses. We are very excited to show off our second project in Seattle. See you Thursday the 5th!!!
843 Hiawatha Place South, 4-10pm
Discourse on Courses
Discourse on Courses
Natalie Schmidt Dotzauer
June 5 – 29, 2008
Opening Reception: Thursday, June 5, 2008, 5-8 pm
Artist will be in attendance the first and final Saturdays of the month.
Jell-O molds, meatloaf, and twice-baked potatoes are a few of the basic potluck food groups that adorn Natalie Schmidt Dotzauer’s wallpaper installation this month at Punch. For Schmidt Dotzauer, these iconic and savory food staples reveal a rich and layered symbolism, interpreting the potluck as abundance, as waste, as excess in a world with hunger, but also as culture and community. She looks at how food and service create power struggles, develop guilt, and form an unhealthy habit of gaining purpose through food preparation.
“I learned to set the table before I could ride a bike. I learned that the knife blade should always point toward the plate, that the napkin should be folded so as to open in one shake, and dessert would follow each meal. I ate hamburgers in the summer; strawberries in June; deviled eggs around Easter with hot crossed buns; and in December, indulged on morsels reserved for ushering in the Holidays. Growing up with a “fellowship hour” meant eating out of duty, a styrofoam cup between you and uncomfortable silence. It seems we eat for a variety of reasons including acceptance. Food has been the timekeeper and the taskmaster; its role in life has preserved and dictated a certain socialness. I am drawn towards the roll of hostess and repelled by its serving nature. If there is a twelve-step program to shake sacrifice through service I should probably be in it.”
–– N. Schmidt Dotzauer
PUNCH Gallery
May Hours: Noon-5 pm, Fri-Sun, or by appointment: art@punchgallery.org
PUNCH, 119 Prefontaine Place South, Seattle, WA 98104
www.punchgallery.org, (206) 621-1945
http://www.punchgallery.org/exhibitions/2008-06.html
ARCADE 26.4 Launch Party
Join us as we celebrate the release of ARCADE 26.4 Now and Next: Furniture and Product Horizons at Inform Interiors. The feature, edited by Kelly Walker w/Bill Fritts, explores the various roles industrial design plays in our evolving world.
5:30 - 7:30pm
Inform Interiors, 1220 Western Ave, Seattle, WA 98101
Portraits and Abstractions
Portraits and Abstractions
Thursday, June 5th 2008
6 to 10 PM
Studio Brick (http://brickseattle.com ), a new photography gallery and studio collective, is hosting an Art Walk grand opening reception on Thursday June 5 for a show entitled "Portraits and Abstractions". The exhibit features abstract portraiture and fine art photography from member artists Bob Hansen (http://www.bobhansenphoto.com ), Matt Freedman (http://www.silentcolor.com ), Leon Pryor (http://www.pryorstudios.com ), and Thomas Park (http://www.thomasparkphoto.com ). Artist reception from 6 - 10 PM.
Studio Brick,
214 First South, Lower Level Arcade
Pecha Kucha Night V. 07 – Artist Trust Benefit
Road Movie
Balagan and Starving Artists Present
the return of
Road Movie
Written by Godfrey Hamilton
Performed by Mark Pinkosh
Through a country of lost souls and broken hearts, a newly awakened man journeys from his darkest hours towards hope, love, and the West Coast.
SHOW TIMES
June 5-15 2008
Thursdays-Saturdays
Sundays
8pm
2pm Buy Tickets
Playing at Balagan Theatre
1117 East Pike St, Seattle, WA 98122
Just off 12th on East Pike
No one under 13 will be admitted
Balagan Theatre, 1117 East Pike St
Friday, 5/30
8:00 PM Foscil and Specs at BLVD this Friday
9:00 PM The Dutchess and the Duke
9:00 PM Week of Fashion Films Opening Night Party
Saturday, 5/31
11:00 AM Wing Luke Opening
Sunday, 6/1
Noon IHR - I "HEART" RUMMAGE
1:00 PM 21 Days of Black Rock City
2:00 PM Seattle Pianist Collective @ SAM
Thursday, 6/5
4:00 PM Hiawatha Lofts opening June 5
5:00 pm Discourse on Courses
5:30 PM ARCADE 26.4 Launch Party
6:00 PM Portraits and Abstractions
7:30 PM Pecha Kucha Night V. 07 – Artist Trust Benefit
8:00 PM Road Movie
Friday, 5/30
Foscil and Specs at BLVD this Friday
This Friday, May 30, Seattle Nu-Jazz Hop Band Foscil will be performing with Seattles walking Ambassador of Hip Hop Culture, SpecsOne a/k/a the Green Lover.
Specs has been burning the underground hiphop sceneand bombing his art in the Seattle area for over 20 years having released music on the Sun City Girls Abduction Label as well as his own self financed projects.
This is the 5th installment of the monthly Residential concert series that Foscil has performed
at the gallery
BLVD Gallery presents
Foscil w/ Specsone
Friday May 30, 2008
Doors open at 8pm
BLVD Gallery,
2316 2nd ave,
in Belltown
The Dutchess and the Duke
Curated by Laurie Kearney: The Dutchess and the Duke, Troubletown, Special Guests
When: Fri, May 30, 9pm – Sat, May 31, 12am
Description: An Evening at McLeod with: Lauren Hoffman and Matt Briggs (reading from recent works), Music by: Special Guest tba, The Dutchess and the Duke, Troubletown
McLeod Residence
Week of Fashion Films Opening Night Party
hope everyone is planning to come to our wild and woolly Week of Fashion Films Opening Night Party this Friday, beginning at 9pm. The party also helps us close out our week of hosting our co-presentation of SIFF's ALTERNATE CINEMA program.
Food and drink will be on hand, and music will be provided by DJ Chrispo with dancing from the lovely ladies of Tangerine Tonic. FREE!
Northwest Film Forum,
http://www.nwfilmforum.org
Saturday, 6/31
Wing Luke Opening
Seattle Spin writes:
Museum: Wing Luke Opening, May 31st - June 1st, free, celebrating its new 60,000 square foot home. Museum highlights include Community Portrait Galleries, George Tsutakawa Art Gallery, Historic Immersion Exhibits, Tateuchi Story Theatre, KidPLACE, and so on. Since it’s the opening, they'll trot out all of the local dignitaries and fun activities to make a powerful first impression, so go enjoy it while it's free.
http://www.wingluke.org/
Sunday, 6/1
IHR - I "HEART" RUMMAGE
6.1 Sunday - Chop Suey Presents
IHR - I "HEART" RUMMAGE
FREE!
12pm - 4pm
www.iheartrummage.comIHR - I "HEART" RUMMAGE
FREE!
12pm - 4pm
21 Days of Black Rock City
Event: 21 Days of Black Rock City
"Burning Man Photography Show in Marin County"
What: Exhibit
Host: Creators Equity Foundation
When: Sunday, June 1 at 1:00pm
Where: Marin French Cheese Company
http://www.reichekretrospective.org/
For anybody in the Bay Area this weekend, come check out the opening of the Burning Man photography show that I am part of. Details at the URL above.
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=18466832470
Seattle Pianist Collective @ SAM
Hello Everyone!
The Seattle Pianist Collective is presenting a concert featuring composers with Synesthesia and the interpretation of color in music.
The concert features works by Scriabin, Messiaen, Peter V. Stevens, Aphex Twin and more.
Sunday, June 1st at 2pm at Seattle Art Museum. 1300 First Avenue, Seattle
We love you.
Seattle Pianist Collective
The Seattle Pianist Collective is presenting a concert featuring composers with Synesthesia and the interpretation of color in music.
The concert features works by Scriabin, Messiaen, Peter V. Stevens, Aphex Twin and more.
Sunday, June 1st at 2pm at Seattle Art Museum. 1300 First Avenue, Seattle
We love you.
Seattle Pianist Collective
http://www.societyofcomposers.org/user/peterv.stevens.html
Thursday, 6/5
Hiawatha Lofts opening June 5
Artspace and the Hiawatha Lofts residents invite you to celebrate the opening of Artspace Hiawatha Lofts.
Thursday June 5th from 4-10 p.m. with program at 5.
843 Hiawatha Place South (one block south of Dearborn and Rainier in Seattle) See attached invitation. Please come and enjoy food, entertainment and a walk through of residential units and new businesses. We are very excited to show off our second project in Seattle. See you Thursday the 5th!!!
843 Hiawatha Place South, 4-10pm
Discourse on Courses
Discourse on Courses
Natalie Schmidt Dotzauer
June 5 – 29, 2008
Opening Reception: Thursday, June 5, 2008, 5-8 pm
Artist will be in attendance the first and final Saturdays of the month.
Jell-O molds, meatloaf, and twice-baked potatoes are a few of the basic potluck food groups that adorn Natalie Schmidt Dotzauer’s wallpaper installation this month at Punch. For Schmidt Dotzauer, these iconic and savory food staples reveal a rich and layered symbolism, interpreting the potluck as abundance, as waste, as excess in a world with hunger, but also as culture and community. She looks at how food and service create power struggles, develop guilt, and form an unhealthy habit of gaining purpose through food preparation.
“I learned to set the table before I could ride a bike. I learned that the knife blade should always point toward the plate, that the napkin should be folded so as to open in one shake, and dessert would follow each meal. I ate hamburgers in the summer; strawberries in June; deviled eggs around Easter with hot crossed buns; and in December, indulged on morsels reserved for ushering in the Holidays. Growing up with a “fellowship hour” meant eating out of duty, a styrofoam cup between you and uncomfortable silence. It seems we eat for a variety of reasons including acceptance. Food has been the timekeeper and the taskmaster; its role in life has preserved and dictated a certain socialness. I am drawn towards the roll of hostess and repelled by its serving nature. If there is a twelve-step program to shake sacrifice through service I should probably be in it.”
–– N. Schmidt Dotzauer
PUNCH Gallery
May Hours: Noon-5 pm, Fri-Sun, or by appointment: art@punchgallery.org
PUNCH, 119 Prefontaine Place South, Seattle, WA 98104
www.punchgallery.org, (206) 621-1945
ARCADE 26.4 Launch Party
Join us as we celebrate the release of ARCADE 26.4 Now and Next: Furniture and Product Horizons at Inform Interiors. The feature, edited by Kelly Walker w/Bill Fritts, explores the various roles industrial design plays in our evolving world.
5:30 - 7:30pm
Portraits and Abstractions
Portraits and Abstractions
Thursday, June 5th 2008
6 to 10 PM
Studio Brick (http://brickseattle.com ), a new photography gallery and studio collective, is hosting an Art Walk grand opening reception on Thursday June 5 for a show entitled "Portraits and Abstractions". The exhibit features abstract portraiture and fine art photography from member artists Bob Hansen (http://www.bobhansenphoto.com ), Matt Freedman (http://www.silentcolor.com ), Leon Pryor (http://www.pryorstudios.com ), and Thomas Park (http://www.thomasparkphoto.com ). Artist reception from 6 - 10 PM.
Studio Brick,
214 First South, Lower Level Arcade
Pecha Kucha Night V. 07 – Artist Trust Benefit
Pecha Kucha Night V. 07 – Artist Trust Benefit: Thursday, June 5th, 2008 – 7:30PM
Please join Pecha Kucha Seattle in our first ever benefit for Artist Trust (http://www.artisttrust.org), a not-for-profit organization dedicated to supporting Washington State artists working in all creative disciplines. We've assembled an incredible roster of filmmakers, visual artists, musicians, composers and arts visionaries. Share ideas, see great work and support the arts. We'd love to see you there! Funds raised will support Artist Trust core programs, and for every $1500 raised, Pecha Kucha will support a GAP grant. http://www.artisttrust.org/grants/GAP
EVENT DETAILS
Thursday, June 5th
Doors Open 7:30 PM
Presentations Begin at 8:30
Ouch My Eye (www.ouchmyeye.com)
1022 1st Ave. South
Seattle, WA 98134
$10 Suggested Donation at the door
Ouch My Eye (www.ouchmyeye.com) , 1022 1st Ave. South Please join Pecha Kucha Seattle in our first ever benefit for Artist Trust (http://www.artisttrust.org), a not-for-profit organization dedicated to supporting Washington State artists working in all creative disciplines. We've assembled an incredible roster of filmmakers, visual artists, musicians, composers and arts visionaries. Share ideas, see great work and support the arts. We'd love to see you there! Funds raised will support Artist Trust core programs, and for every $1500 raised, Pecha Kucha will support a GAP grant. http://www.artisttrust.org/grants/GAP
EVENT DETAILS
Thursday, June 5th
Doors Open 7:30 PM
Presentations Begin at 8:30
Ouch My Eye (www.ouchmyeye.com)
1022 1st Ave. South
Seattle, WA 98134
$10 Suggested Donation at the door
Road Movie
Balagan and Starving Artists Present
the return of
Road Movie
Written by Godfrey Hamilton
Performed by Mark Pinkosh
Through a country of lost souls and broken hearts, a newly awakened man journeys from his darkest hours towards hope, love, and the West Coast.
SHOW TIMES
June 5-15 2008
Thursdays-Saturdays
Sundays
8pm
2pm Buy Tickets
Playing at Balagan Theatre
1117 East Pike St, Seattle, WA 98122
Just off 12th on East Pike
No one under 13 will be admitted
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