November 2011

6-9 PM (unless hours are otherwise noted) RAIN OR SHINE!


~ OPENING NOVEMBER 4TH ~


... PAINTINGS ... PHOTOGRAPHY ... LIVE MUSIC ... ENCAUSTICS … SCULPTURE ... ILLUSTRATION … JEWELRY ... MIXED MEDIA … ACRYLICS … BICYCLES ... DUMPLINGS … PIZZA … LENIN VS. TROLL, DISCUSS … HOMEMADE BREWS ... WINE ... FREMONT ...



Venue: 704 Gallery
704 N. 34th St., Seattle WA 98103
Anderson's paintings juxtapose traditional themes with contemporary issues; women's rights, sexual orientation and the environment, painted in an arresting realistic style.  In addition to the Nov. 4th art walk, this exhibit is open during Fremont Sunday market and by appointment.
Phone: 206.935.5141








1300 N Northlake Way
Britt Rynearson designs bold, original textiles and clothing in both wall hanging and wearable forms.  Her rich background as a textile artist, modern aesthetic, and training in the Japanese art of Arashi shibori has garnered her work considerable attention; Rynearson has had work exhibited at the Smithsonian and the Philadelphia Museum,  has been featured regularly in national art and craft publications, and her designs are carried by boutiques nationwide.  Influential training came from: a fine art degree from Scripps College, courses at Fuji Studios in Florence, Italy, a live/work experience in a Balinese village to study ikat and silk weaving.  She has taught fine art and surface design courses since 2002, and currently serves part time on the faculty of Gage Academy of Art and Cornish College of Design, among others.
Wine for $5/glass, or 5/$20.  Enjoy live music by The Jelly Rollers, and the famed mobile culinary fare of Skillet in the winery parking lot.
Winery Hours: Friday 5pm-9pm
Phone: 206.632.7516
 





3601 Fremont Ave N., #101 (entrance on 36th)
"After a career in the precise left-brain world, I reinvented myself as an abstract watercolor artist whose work is reminiscent of mid-century modern paintings.  Painting is meditative. I paint loosely, play with colors, and let the paints flow together naturally as highlighted in the managed chaos of color and form in my work." - Tervonen
Regular hours: Tu-Th 5-10pm, F-Sa 5-11pm,Su 5-10pm
Phone: 206.632.2266
 




621 N. 35th St. (New Location!!!)
Jessie Oleson is a triple threat: a writer / illustrator / gallery owner. After attending Pratt Institute in Brooklyn and working at two stationery companies named after neighborhoods they were not located in geographically, she branched off on her own to start her own business. Going under the alter-ego of CakeSpy, she has a blog where she writes about dessert, and a retail gallery where she sells mostly drawings of desserts. In addition to a weekly column on foodie website Serious Eats, she has also done illustration work for various companies including Microsoft, iPop, All-Mighty, Taylored Expressions, and Taste of Home. She lives in Seattle with her husband, Danny, two pugs, Olive and Porkchop, and a fridge which is always very well stocked with butter.
Phone: 206.547.5221
Regular hours: Daily 10am-7pm






1051 N. 35th St.
Dan has been making images for over 30 years, exploring a range of subjects from nature to architecture, abstract to surreal. In that time he has had the good fortune to see some of them in publications such as American Photo and Nature's Best and has garnered awards in both the U.S. and Europe.
Regular Hours: Tues-Fri 10am-6pm, Sat-Sun 10am-5pm.  Closed Mon.
Phone: 206.632.1760
 





100 NE Northlake Way, Ste. 200
"My work explores ideas related to space, motion, and light I’m fueled by fascination with scientific inquiry in the fields of astronomy, physics and biology. The dialog between my drawing, painting, print work and digital media has been a rich source of inspiration.  I am committed to continuing the current conversation between traditional and digital media and eager to expand the work into a new involving experience for viewers." - Robertson  
Sound design by Johanna Melamed with Barbara Robertson.  
Barbara Robertson is represented in Seattle by Davidson Galleries.
Phone: 206.523.6150  ~  OPEN 6PM - 8PM






122 NW 36th St.
Since it's inception in 1995, Arbor has evolved into a growing collective of artists, designers, and friends that snowboard, skateboard, and surf. We remain focused on finding solutions for a more sustainable future through a blend of art, technology, and eco-materials. This allows us to deliver the most successful line of snowboards, skateboards, and apparel possible.
Regular hours: M-Sat 11-8pm, Sun. 11-7pm
Phone: 206.973.4470




309 N 36th St, Seattle, WA 98103, above LTD Bar & Grill
Brucker filled sketchbooks of drawings throughout his youth, later earning an MFA in Painting and Drawing from the University of Wisconsin.  This exhibit will  focus on his pen and ink work.  Expect live music and refreshments while you look around…details TBD.
Phone: 1.800.838.3006
 




420 N. 35th St.
Artist: Lewis Curtiss Jr., Paint and Collage
Lewis' love of quilts and the fabric pieces they're made from, turned into collage once he realized that beautiful traditional quilt block designs could be interpreted using other materials and methods. Instead of an entire quilt, he chooses to focus on the individual block patterns. Despite the classic geometry of the designs Lewis chooses, the random visual energy of the papers he creates bring a new vision to these classic standards. The longer one looks at a block, the more you see in the visual depths of the texture, forms and colors.
Regular hours: Thursday to Sunday, 12-5pm
Phone: 206.545.7459

 

  



3515 Fremont Ave. N
In 1988 Rapoport began a study of Filete Porteño from the masters in Buenos Aires, Argentina. After receiving her BFA degree in 1989
from the Pacific Northwest College of Art, she continued utilizing filete within her paintings and sculptures. Her work has been collected and exhibited in North and South America and Europe, including galleries and museums throughout California, Oregon, Washington, Massachusetts, and New York.  She lives and works in Portland, OR.
Phone: 206.547.4657
Regular hours: M-Sa 10am-6pm, Su 11am-5pm





3510 Fremont Place N 
A Proprietor’s Showcase ~ A unique collaborative of mixed media art, jewelry & objects of desire...  Peaceful & meditative, modern - yet primitive with depth & substance…  Stirring emotions of serenity & beauty with a sense of mystery…
Phone: 206.547.5551
Regular hours: Tues-Sat 10-6pm





513 N. 36th St., Seattle WA 98103
Lisa Reynolds is a landscape architect, multi media artist and cyclist (currently carless, even).  Lisa tells us the thing she loves about getting around by bike is all the happy accidents and sites only seen from the seat of a bike.  The works are encaustic layered on ink drawings, and with each piece in the shop she tells a little story.
Phone: 206.547.5730
Regular Hours: M,W,Th Noon-7pm, Fri-Sat. Noon-6pm, Sun. Noon-5pm. (Closed Tues.)






3516 Fremont Pl N
"I can't write an artist statement, I have to eat cake." - Sule 
BONUS: $1 off dumplings when you mention the phrase "Make Art, not war".
Phone: 206.387.1702
Regular hours: 11am - 2:30am, Everyday




600 N. 36th St., 3rd floor (in the Space Building)
Artist: Mary Kay Nespeca, Paintings
Born in NY but residing in Seattle these past 26 years, Mary Kay Nespeca has always been drawn to the arts and humanities.  After years of figure drawing, figure painting, figure sculpture, printmaking, letterpress, and photography she discovered encaustic painting through a workshop at Pratt Fine Arts Center.  It was an immediate bond and a most rewarding medium.  Since then she has acquired a studio in Fremont where she makes art and keeps a very fine mess.
Phone: 206.724.6644







3409 Woodland Park Ave N.
Artist: TBD
Regular Hours: Th-Fri 4-8:30 pm, Sat. Noon-8:30 pm, Sun. Noon-5pm
Phone: 206.420.2407



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1 comments:

Amy said...

Wow, I love art galleries. There is one called "Praxis International Art" This modern space, opened in 1977 by Miguel Kehayoglu, is a vibrant art gallery which organizes international events, auctions and exhibits by contemporary Latin American and internationally reknown artists who are highly appraised by collectors. The gallery has opened branches in New York and Miami. People who rent apartments in buenos aires do it in this area since it is the cultural center of the city.
Amy

December 26, 2011 at 4:58 AM  

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