1. Black Panthers and the White Art World

    Never have I felt more acutely the separations in Seattle between white art and the real world than this weekend in Seattle. On Thursday night we had a moment of intersection (of sorts) thanks to Aperture Foundation and their publication of the amazing photographs by Stephen Shames of the Black Panthers. Stephen Shames, who is […]

    This entry was posted on April 28, 2008 and is filed under Black Panthers, Henry Art Gallery, Stephen Shames, Western Bridge.

  2. Metamorphosis : Marita Dingus’s Trash

    Marita Dingus At a presentation in Edmonds, about one half hour north of Seattle, Marita Dingus revealed some of the secrets of her approach to materials in her extraordinary art made entirely of recycled materials. Recycled we already knew, but there is a lot more to it than just reclaiming materials. She explained in a […]

    This entry was posted on April 22, 2008 and is filed under ecology, Marita Dingus recycled materials.

  3. A unique partnership Daniel Minter and the James Washington House residency

    Daniel Minter Artist in Residence, James Washington House, Seattle WaDaniel Minter is seen here working in the studio of James W. Washington, Jr. . Mr Washington died in the year 2000, and it was his dream that his home and studio could be a facility for creative collaborations. Daniel Minter was the first artist to […]

    This entry was posted on April 9, 2008 and is filed under Daniel Minter, James Washington.

  4. Artemesia RIP

    I have lost a member of my family.Someone told me they liked personal information in my blog, of which I have very little. Today though is different. I must write in honor of my dear cat, Artemesia, whom we found dead yesterday under our front steps, after six days of wondering what happened to her. […]

    This entry was posted on April 1, 2008 and is filed under Uncategorized.
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