Big Al Brewing (9832
14th Ave SW)
Don DeLeva : Painter
“Don
DeLeva is an American born portrait / landscape painter known for his angular
compositions and collage like imagery. His vision and approach to art is based
in automatic thought and the ability of the mind to create its own reality. Don
DeLeva uses visual textures and impasto applied paint to suggest light, shape
and image. He uses these qualities to portray a mood of changing thought and
discovery in his work. DeLeva's imagery lends itself to a viewer's personal
interpretation reminiscent of Salvador Dali or Frances Bacon.”
Center
Studio (9611 16th Ave SW)
Julie Maxham : Photographer
“I have long been
influenced by the paintings of Edward Hopper and his tense relationship between
the beauty and desolation of open spaces. In my photography, I strive to carry
that narrative of beautiful loneliness forward. I have always been drawn to simple,
clean lines but am I forever conscious of the feeling of emptiness that
accompanies them. My intention is to depict a world that is both instantly
familiar and strangely alien.”
Company (9608
16th Ave SW)
Mark O’Connell : Painter
“The human face has always been a constant source of inspiration
to me. Just a pretty face is not what
makes me want to paint. I am fascinated
by the cultural, emotional or the unusual in people and what they can
offer. It is my goal to reveal more than
just what you see on the surface. “
Dubsea Coffee
(9910 8th Ave SW)
Michael Harrison : Sculptor
“Michael's works are heavily influenced by the forces of nature.
As a Seattleite who grew up in Kansas (spending considerable time in basements
riding out tornadoes) the power of the physical world is evident in the big,
thoughtful works he creates. Collected by public and private patrons, Michael's
pieces always compel the viewer to spend more time getting to know them.”
Full Tilt (9629
16th Avenue SW)
GnuOrganics
(9988 15th Ave SW, Ste G)
Mellorama : Painter
“My desire in painting is to create a feeling that you may have
forgotten during the day, be it fear or excitement, pleasure or something
unknown”
Michael Church : Glass Artist
“Michael Church, the man behind the glass and
metal of Blown Glass Platters, started blowing glass & forming steel in
Seattle in 1996 at Pratt Fine Arts Center. After learning his craft he was offered a position
with Dale Chihuly’s glass team, and then with Martin Blank, one of Chihuly’s head glassblowers who went on to form
his own studio team to pursue his work.”
Daniel Mohr : Painter
Visually stunning acrylic works on canvas
Herban Legends
(9169 16th Ave SW)
Joseph Brooks : Painter / Illustrator
http://facesandstuff.com/
"I love the process of making
stuff with my hands. I really like creating a new style or a new way of working
with materials that I normally wouldn’t use for a certain application. I make
things I guess because it is my way of understanding this life. As long as I
can remember I was always drawing. There is nothing like the way I feel after
finishing something new. Some times the feeling is more prominent than others
but it always makes me feel good, like I left something of me behind. It’s more
than esthetics, because even pieces I don’t like as much still have something
of myself in them."
King County
Sheriff’s Office (9609 16 Av SW)
Students of Evergreen High School- Ceramics, Paintings and
Photos- A collection of varied works from the students of Evergreen High
School.
Luso Food &
Wine (9614 16th Ave SW)
Starting April 2013
Mago Signs
(10032 16th Ave SW)
Starting April 2013
Meanders (9635
16th Ave SW)
Shaun Doll : Encaustics
http://www.nwencaustic.com/portfolio-doll.html
“The founder of Northwest Encaustic. His
work has been primarily in encaustic paint and print arts. Shaun teaches
printmaking and encaustic painting at Pratt Fine Arts Center and Northwest Encaustic. His current encaustic
work occupies the intersection of print arts and encaustic painting. His print
work can be seen in various group shows in the Seattle area.”
Proletariat
Pizza/ Caffe Delia (9622-A 16th Ave SW)
Jesse Link : Painter
http://www.jesselink.com/gallery/
"...After returning from the war in 2006, Jesse
moved to a post Katrina New Orleans to help with the rebuilding effort. He
formed a small construction company and in his free time began to paint. Soon
after, he was showing in the French Quarter and various venues around town. In
late 2007 Jesse picked up, once again, and moved to Seattle Wa. to focus on his
career as a visual artist. His first Seattle show was in August 2007 at "Bauhaus
Books and Coffee" on Capitol Hill. He has since become an active member of
the Seattle Arts community.”
Salvadorean
Bakery (1719 SW Roxbury St)
Southgate Roller
Rink (9646 17th Ave SW)
Brandon Baker *Narboo : Painter / Illustrator
http://www.behance.net/narboo
“I
have to draw every day or I would go crazy. I always have a sketchbook and
camera with me because inspiration is everywhere. I have an art studio, Full
Circle, with some artist friends in the Greenwood Collective, where we have a
show every second Friday of each month.”
Zippy’s Giant
Burgers (9614 14th Ave SW)
Dave Bloomfield *Starheadboy : Painter / Illustrator
http://www.flickr.com/photos/starheadboy/
Starheadboy’s
characters are straight from the forest of the PNW as well as the forest of
Dave Bloomfield’s mind. Unicorn Burrito
and Zen Squirrel are just a sampling of the amazing creatures surrounding this
prolific and friendly artist. Hug it Out!
Yip! Yip!
