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Seattle Art Blog - News, Discussion, and Events

News and discussion about art in the Seattle and the Pacific NW - including galleries, museums, artist, and much more.

McCall and Piccinini talk to Jen Graves

Listening to artists discuss their work is getting to be a habit with Jen Graves, and we are the better for  it. Go to the Stranger's website this week in order to hear Anthony McCall talk about Doubling Back, currently on view at Western Bridge, and Australian artist Patricia Piccinini discuss her first American show at the Frye Art Museum, Hug. Piccinini's exhibit is up until January 6, while Doubling Back closes December 21. Shown is Piccinini's "Bodyguard."

Calendar of events September 17 -23

Third Thursday

Tacoma Art Walk. Tacoma's galleries, Museum of Glass, the Washington State History Museum, and the Tacoma Art Museum are open from 5 - 8pm. All three museums are free. Info line 253/272-4258.

Edmonds Art Walk.
Galleries are open from 5 - 8 pm. Call 425/776-3778.

Last Thursday

Microsoft Art Collection Tours. Open to the public, free. Please RSVP two weeks in advance to artevent@microsoft.com. A maximum of 40 can register, first come, first served.

September 22 - 23
Edmonds Artists Studio Tour
10am - 5pm. Visit www.edmondsartstudiotour.com.

Calendar of art events September 10 - 16

Second Thursday
Kirkland Art Walk. Galleries are open from 6 - 9pm.

West Seattle Art Walk. 6pm - 9pm. For information and maps visit Hotwire Coffeehouse, 4410 California SW, Seattle, call 206/935-1510, or click on  their blog.

September 15
Museum of  Glass in Tacoma celebrates its Fifth Anniversary with FIRE & ICE—RED HOT 2007 and honors legendary glass master Lino Tagliapietra. The evening will feature a live auction of works in glass by artists who have worked in the Museum's Hot Shop; a silent auction of objects d'art and interesting experiences; a fiery performance in the Hot Shop; cool jazz in the Grand Hall; and a dining experience that's hot and cold in all the right places. Tickets are $200. Proceeds benefit the Museum's general operating fund.