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News & ArtsTuesday, January 3, 2012
Visual Art The First Thursday of 2012
Posted by Jen Graves on Tue, Jan 3, 2012 at 3:12 PM
It is here! The galleries are all waking back up. Among the highlights:
At James Harris Gallery, Give Me Head.
- Marjorie Schwarz, Untitled (ROB3-10), 2010, oil on canvas
At Lawrimore Project, Raymond Boisjoly. (This artist will be tomorrow's guest at Art Klatch, open to anyone, at Cafe Presse from 8 to 10 am!)
- Expanding Fields by Raymond Boisjoly, 2008, stringed lights and plywood
Leif Anderson, a longtime skateboarder whose art is based in interactions he has while he's out on the streets, is having his first solo show in Seattle at Gallery4Culture.
- To create this photograph, Leif Anderson he filled a whisky bottle with glass shards, poured in paint and shook the bottle, then projected onto it the image of a smoking man he once met.
At Platform Gallery, it's Suzanne Opton's photographs of soldiers with their heads lying prone on flat, plain surfaces.
- This one is called Bruno.
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I wish there was a gallery that had both gelato and a new copy of the Mayan calendar.
My old one is running out soon, and it's getting a bit worn at the edges, hard to read.
Bruno is interesting.
My old one is running out soon, and it's getting a bit worn at the edges, hard to read.
Bruno is interesting.
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