Don’t forget, this Wednesday (October 3), Wallingford will host its last Art Walk for 2012. Wednesday should be a fine, Autumnal evening to enjoy “Night of 1,000 Unicorns — A Night of Art, Music & Magic” which takes place all around the neighborhood between 6-9pm. Here are the deets from the organizers:
Come out to the final Wallingford Art Walk of the year and celebrate Art, Music & Magic with us!
The October Art Walk is the final Art Walk of the 2012 Season here in Wallingford and we’re planning a big, magical, fun send-off! Celebrate the magic and mystery of Autumn with ‘Night of 1,000 Unicorns – A Night of Art, Music & Magic’ on the streets of Wallingford on Wednesday, October 3rd, from 6-9PM.
Among the artists and musicians lending their talents on this magical night will be:
CUTZ Meridian will feature the work of Christopher Thomas Raine, Reverse Glass Artist.
Caffe Appassionato Wallingford will be showcasing the paintings of Holly Siberg for Octobers Art Walk. Not only is she a local Wallingford artist, but she is also a barista here at Caffe Appassionato! We are also going to have a special that night with $3 draft beers. Looking forward to another great Artwalk night!
Seattle Mosaic Arts is proud to be showing the work of local wonderful mosaic artist, Kelley Knickerbocker. Kelley is an internationally recognized mosaic artist who travels all over the world teaching workshops as well as working on her own fine art and architectural mosaics. We are so lucky to have her in our backyard, to have her teach in our studio (upcoming workshop on Radical Dimensions in Glass Mosaics in October for those of you interested in getting this chance to study with her) and to have her hang her beautiful mosaics on our Gallery Wall! Also, for September even though it wasn’t an official “Art Walk” month, we are showing the stunning and deeply moving works by another local and famous mosaic artist, Jo Braun. Stop by before October to see this work too!
Guitarist and vocalist Jeremy Serwer will make his musical magic at the Wallingford Center stage on the patio.
The ‘dynamic duo’ of Tallulah Assaf and Sylvia Bates who lead Catch the Cat will perform kid-friendly rock on the patio at Wallingford Center as well.
Many more artists will be featured throughout the neighborhood; Art Walkers are encouraged to visit http://www.wallingfordartwalk.org for updates. Click here for an Art Walk map.
Magician Nate Jester – Ace of Illusions performs his magic at 6:00 PM at Wallingford Center.
Jeremy Serwer performs at 8:00 pm at Wallingford Center and at 9:00 pm at Keller Williams Realty on N 45th St and Stone Way N. Just ride the elevator to the third floor and find out what treats KW has in store.
Wine World, at 400 NE 45th St, will be featuring the work of Amanda Phipps, a fine artist based out of Seattle. Although she works in many mediums, her primary focus is abstract oil on canvas painting. Her work has been described as modern and graphic with dark undertones. Her paintings utilize depth, dramatic texture and vibrant colors to reflect her state of mind.
KeyBank, 1700 N 45th Street, will feature the photography of Emily Haldeman. Emily grew up in the Pacific Northwest. She received her BA in Photography, Film and Business from Chatham University in Pittsburgh, PA. Emily’s training centered on Abstract and untraditional photo processes, training and working under photographers who have studied under the likes of Annie Leibovitz & Minor White. Emily integrated her fine arts degree with study in Art Theory, Film and Business. http://www.maebeimagery.com
Chocolati on 45th Street will be featuring photographer Daniel Lupastean from Radauti, Romania. Daniel primarily focuses on wild life and portrait photography, and will be featuring an array of his prized pieces in the cafe. To see previews of Daniel’s work, please visit http://www.dlsnapshot.com/
KERF International Gallery presents THE PICTURE SHOW with Paintings by Susan B. Pope and Sheila M. Scott, featuring an artist’s reception.
Fuel Coffee presents Aaron Winnenber & Frend: Artist Reception. Aaron Winnenberg & Frend will be at Wallingford Fuel from 6-9pm to chat about their joint show and sell prints, stickers, and (possibly) t-shirts. Fuel will be open until 9:00 pm.
To see Hera performing her amazing artwork live, visit Uptown Espresso during Art Walk then stroll along the Art Walk path to All City Paint Supply to see her paintings for sale. While Hera is a classically trained artist, her portraits are layered with aerosol (spray) paints. This graffiti art medium she chooses to embrace suits her art form well. The colorful twist on photo realism is something that needs to be witnessed in person.
See the artwork of Daniel Wend at Blue Star Café and Pub during his artists’ reception. Ask about their popular Wallingford Art Walk Appetizer Special.
CMA Gallery will be open for Wallingford Art Walk on Oct 3rd with Jessica Weathersby: Recent Works.
See Laura Glitter’s dazzling photos while listening to terrific tunes by Shelita (7:00 – 8:30 pm) at Seamonster Lounge, 2202 North 45th Street at Bagley Ave N.
Vocalist Valerie Piacenti will be accompanied by pianist Nick Moore for a couple short sets at Tom Talbott’s bird photography show at Windows Art Gallery on Oct 3. The music will probably be around 7:00 and again at 8:00.
Johnston Architects presents Portraits – A Series by Artist Justin Kane Elder. 100 NE Northlake Way, Suite 200, Seattle WA from 6:00 – 8:00 pm.
Be sure to visit The Grizzled Wizard during the Wallingford Art Walk. They always feature some of the best art in the neighborhood, but they are easy to overlook. For October, it’s Wallingford’s own Richard Lemmert. 2317 N 45th St.
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Keller Williams Realty, 1307 N. 45th Street Suite 300, on the SE corner of N 45th St & Stone Way N, presents the phography of Devin Rice. “I have been in the motion picture and television industry for almost 30 years. After working my way up through the ranks of the art department, I moved on to directing, shooting and editing. In addition to holding a B.A. in Theatre with a focus in directing, I’m also an accomplished composer and musician and a seasoned still photographer. I have also made a living as an animator and graphic designer. I believe the sum of my diverse skills brings a uniquely powerful set of tools to the table. It is my mission to contribute to the world by making quality film and television that makes a difference.”
That’s the second time today I spelled “photography” with only three syllables.