Wallingford Art Walk

Last month, we found Wallingford Art Walk to be something of a disappointment. We were not alone.

Not to say there weren’t some fine artists on display, good music to be had and the requisite nibbles and wine, but what was disappointing was the number of businesses that had signed up, but failed to actually book an artist and participate. We hope this month will be better.

We’ll tell you what we know of, so, should you decide to venture out, you’ll at least know some of what is scheduled:

• Oasis Gallery (3644 Wallingford Ave) is opening a new show, Undertones, featuring local artists Bruce Falzarano, Francesca Campbell Hulick, Nancy Merrill, Rob Mitchell , Peggy O’Heron , Scott Cahill Rude. See flier at right.
• Daylily & The Pilot Lights, a three piece Indie-Rock band, will be performing in front of Wallingford Center: “Our core is acoustic guitar, bass and drums, with piano on some songs. Other instruments range from the melodica to the electric guitar….. Daylily and the Pilot Lights is Nikki McThewson, William Mapp, and Morgan Kluck.”
• Cutz Meridian (4515 Meridian Ave N) will be featuring an all Native American art show, including Andrew Goyesun Morrison.
• Cafe Appassionata (1218 North 45th) is showing the work of Tamara Nelson.
• Not a Number (1905 N 45th St) is featuring the work of Kelly Lyons.
• Oom Yung Doe (44th and Stone) is displaying the art of Green Roots Photography local nature photography, including photos taken in gardens in the Wallingford neighborhood (below).
• Amy Wells‘ office (4426 Burke Ave N) has the watercolors of massage therapist and artist Cinny Burrell (and usually has good eats!)

And that’s what we know. In the past, Trophy Cupcakes (in Wallingford Center) has always had a show (along with mini-cupcakes and lemonade), as has ReLeaf Massage (1429 N 45th St).

Feel free to add what we’re missing, and see you out there!

(This post updated at 9:28 am with Oom Yung Doe and Amy Wells)