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Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery
Legendary Bay Area underground cartoonist and painter Guy Colwell presents a collection of wonderfully detailed miniature paintings.
Opening Saturday, March 14, 6:00 – 9:00 PM.
Exhibition on view through April 8.
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All City Coffee
Will be Showing a Dave Mazak , collectors show “Mazak was here” – mixed work from our late friend, Dave Mazak.
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Emily Gherard: We Have Always Been Broken. March 14 6-9pm
We Have Always Been Broken features a selection of recent plaster works. These works were made by pouring wet plaster into molds constructed of intaglio printing plates. The result is a contradictory form that has the delicate rich marks of an intaglio print but the weight and solidity of a plaster block. These large wall sculptures are made up of multiple individually printed blocks that assemble to form larger structures. The boat-like piece Precious and Vulnerable is made out of 30 shaped printed plaster blocks with an embedded cedar wood structure that stains the plaster. The result is a form that slopes downward, sinking into the ground. A feeling of instability is created by its off-balance composition and top-heavy form.![]()
Palace Theater & Art Bar
Four Queens – Walk Into a Bar…
Prepare to be Amazed, Dazzled, and Bewildered. The Glamazons of Georgetown are back with a NEW show (formerly known as the Dames of Drag). Come, experience the Georgetown Art Attack Saturday evening, grab some dinner and Join us for drinks and a show. You’re sure to have a fabulous time! Happy Hour starts at 4pm – Show starts at 8pm
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Georgetown Trailer Park Mall
Sex!? Booze!? Drugs!? For March Art Attack, Le Petite Theater in the Georgetown Trailer Park Mall will be featuring a selection of 16mm educational films ranging from the 1950’s to the 1980’s -in SCARED STRAIGHT VOL I! British time travelers try to determine why people smoked tobacco in the 1970’s !? Don’t smoke PCP! Should you be thinking about your drinking? Is Engagement right for our couple from the 1960’s? Or would Going Steady like our 1950’s couple is work better? Either way, Pregnancy Prevention Options may be in their future…! Free Popcorn!
Georgetown Arts & Cultural Center
See work by resident artists Braden Sherbon, Dave Clay, Dan Mahon, Angielena Chamberlain, Martijn Casper Swart and Celeste Paloonesies. Open studios may vary.
5809 Airport Way S
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Illumination Studio #305
Established in 1991 as the Mary Tudor art studio, we are one of only two Art studios left in our building. We bring you the most brilliant display of color in abstract form. We present a working studio and presentation space in Art Attack with Dari Stolzoff, Ferrell, Ramona Bell, and Badieh Bryant. Abstract art has the ability to evoke emotion with its arrangement of shapes and use of color values and intensity. We offer our style of abstract with warm, vibrant use of color sure to please all. Also don’t miss Luscious Leopard Lips, our talented D.J. with a Theremin, playing atmospheric music in the background. Always changing images, we’ll see you there.
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Side Rail Collective
Presents a multimedia show celebrating spring. We’re done with the gray days of winter and ready to celebrate new growth with color, fiber, and light. This dynamic group show will feature alcohol ink and resin work by Brigitte Halpin, woven nests by Adele Eustis, light pieces by Shawn Nichol of Fable Night Lamps, quilts by Shawn Nichol of Sew Katie Did, and live music. Also, live fiber arts demos by Allison Harding of Fleebers Farm and an interactive community weaving project open to all.
5511 1/2 Airport Way South (above Stellar Pizza)
www.siderailcollective.com
www.templegoods.com
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Fogue Studios & Gallery
“The Visual and The Verse”
An exhibit of the first collaboration between Seattle artist Scott Gibson and Tacoma poet Greg Nelson . On view are 15 paired paintings and poems that explore the life experiences of these lifelong friends. Both of their works are deeply emotional and explore and expand on the meaning in the events of their lives. Reception: Saturday, March 14, 6-9 PM. Through April 30.
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Unsettled Waters: Heather Wilcoxon
March 5 – April 4
Opening reception Saturday, March 14, 6-9pm
A sense of quest imbues Wilcoxon’s abstract works. Her mixed media pieces confront the viewer with seemingly recognizable objects made of thick lines in abstract color fields. Interactions among these elements take us on an exciting voyage to explore the inner workings of perception, beyond what seems apparent at first sight.
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Georgetown Liquor Company
This month the Georgetown Liquor Co is featuring “Whiskers & Chills” – cat & pop culture themed water colors by Braden Duncan.
Gage Academy
Gage Georgetown invites you to visit their studios and check out the incredible artwork that the students of the Georgetown, Trowbridge, Flack Ateliers and Atelier primer students have been working on. Whether you like imaginative realism, modernist paintings, or beautiful drawings, you’ll find something that catches your eye at one of the Gage Ateliers in Georgetown at Equinox Studios.
Equinox Studios
A growing arts community in sunny West Georgetown, home to over 100 artists working in an inspiring array of mediums, including dance, blacksmithing, welding, woodworking, cycle fabrication, sculpture, painting, film, glass and art performances monthly . |
