ARTISTS
2019
Some of you aren鈥檛 crazy about lists for perfectly understandable reasons: Lists can be arbitrary; they can oversimplify.
2012
What it is: Finding Nothing to Do, Doing Something #1 and #2, two-channel video Where it is: Lawrimore Project
The old woman sleeps. Light falls on her breathing body. Darkness surrounds the light. This is a video portrait by Susie J. Lee, a local artist who
At the turn of the 20th century, the identity of the barely formed city of Seattle depended on a single visual symbol: the totem pole.
2011
Like a corrupt pope, your city is currently dripping with jewelry. This oversize tongue brooch, for instance, is coated in such a thick layer of salmon
Are you going to The Rock Show? I can't wait to see Sol Hashemi's first solo at James Harris. Are you going to the *jewelry* show at Lawrimore Project
It would be easy, and distracting, to be demoralized right now. You can take the recent news about the impending closures of contemporary galleries
"For those of you who don't know where you are, you're in the Hedreen Gallery at Seattle University," Jessica Powers announced at the start of last week
At last night's art walk, I had at least three experiences I'd qualify as freaking great: The pairing of Victoria Haven's outdoorsy punk minimalism
2010
In this weather, you'd be crazy to miss the walk of the art. The lineup is decently hefty, too鈥攏ot one of those walks-lite where everything is something
It's a big one. Lawrimore Project 2.0 is opening in Pioneer Square. The details are murky but the show will be by Isaac Layman. Who knows what's next
In the few years since his graduation from the University of Washington in 2003, Isaac Layman has become the undisputed leader of Seattle artists
Lawrimore Project is an odd gallery, but for a reason. It was founded four years ago on a basic, timely principle: that the local
Tivon Rice's newest sculpture takes up two rooms. It has dangling white fluorescent tubes for arms, two video monitors facing each other in a feedback
Things get messier the farther into the gallery you go. In the front are grids of photographs, certificates, plaques, laser-颅cut black acrylic letters