Vee Hua 華婷婷Street art pioneer Dan Witz now has a show on display at Carmichael Gallery that might just get you respecting street art if you’re a skeptic. Inspired by Amsterdam’s Red Light District, the works feature human and animal faces and...
Application deadline for this amazing potential offer just got extended to November 7th, 2009, which gives you about a week to get your stuff prepared! For an application fee of just $35, you might have the opportunity to hop onto this and work in...
We wrote about this more than two years ago, but it’s about time for a refresher! Once upon a time, artist Camden Noir came up with a community street art idea. Dubbed the Label 228 Project, the idea encouraged any artist to draw, paint...
Seattle and Redefine favorite Robert Hardgrave unveiled a brand new piece at the Flatcolor Gallery last month, entitled Plexus. Here’s the amazing piece, in case you missed it last month. If you thought Hardgrave was impressive before, this...
Seattle-based artist Ego is one of the most technically-proficient street artists the city has seen as of late. Nonetheless, one might be able to argue that Ego has defined his style of dark, detailed renderings of skully things and creepers...
Sometimes I’ll come across artwork online that makes me gasp aloud because it’s simply so well-executed — but most of all, shockingly unexpected. The above sculptures by Pacific Northwest native Scott Fife, now on display at the...
Sure, you have until December 18th to actually catch this show, but be a trendsetter and be one of the first to check out the Suyama Peterson Deguchi Gallery‘s exciting new show, Grotesque Arabesque. Local sculpture artist Dan Corson, who is...
What happens when you mix the cutesy, yet often morbid, works of Luke Chueh with the literary texts of Dante Alighieri’s Dante’s Inferno? There seem to be no teaser samples of this upcoming show at Gallery 1988, but the premise certainly...