May 28, 2007
First Friday
Anacortes Galleries host a gallery walk from 6 - 9pm. Call Kathy at 360/293-6938.
ArtWalk Issaquah. 6 - 9pm. in historic Downtown Issaquah on Front Street.
Bainbridge Island Galleries open from 5 - 8 or 9pm.
Bremerton Gallery Walk in Downtown Bremerton from 5 - 8pm.
Fremont Art Walk. 6 - 9pm. Visit www.fremontseattle .com.
Vashon Island Gallery Cruise. 6 - 9pm. Call Silverwood Gallery at 206/463-1722.
First Saturday
Gig Harbor Art Walk along the harbor. 1 - 5pm.
Langley on Whidbey Island. Galleries extend their hours to 8pm.
Port Townsend Art Walk. 5:30 - 8:30pm. Call Ancestral Spirits Gallery at 360/385-0078.
First Saturday Quarterly
Coupeville on Whidbey Island Arts and Antiques Walk. June 2
June 1,2
Issues of Periodization and Categorization in Modern Chinese Painting: A Symposium in Honor of Michael Sullivan takes place at the Seattle Asian Art Museum in the Stimson Auditorium.Leading scholars and artists gather to discuss and assess modern Chinese paintings in their historical contexts during this two-day symposium. Panel discussions, an exhibition tour and closing remarks by Michael Sullivan take place on Saturday. Hours are: Friday, June 1, 79 p.m. Saturday, June 2, 8:30 a.m.5 p.m. Image shown is Landscapes of the Four SeasonsAutumn, 1950, Fu Baoshi, Chinese, 19041965, ink and color on paper, 28 x 34.3 cm. Collection of Michael Sullivan.
June 2
Puget Soundscape: A Community Celebration of Puget Sound through Art, Ecology and Culture will witness a joint effort and comprehensive experience offered by many of Seattle's leading cultural, educational, and governmental organizations to help people better understand the Puget Sound watershed and its far reaching impact and influences. The kick-off party, hosted by Pioneer Square Community Association, takes place in Occidental Park on Saturday, June 2, 2007 from 6-9pm for an evening dancing under the stars to jazz music by Sonando. Many of Seattle's leading art galleries will present exhibitions around the Puget Sound theme and/or partner with a non-profit environmental group that works on behalf of Puget Sound. An event website and brochures have been made possible by grants from The Russell Family Foundation, the Kongsgaard-Goldman Foundation and King County. Contact Rebecca Blanchard or Nancy Davenport, Stonington Gallery Co-Directors, with questions.206.405.4040 or stonington@qwest.net.
June 2,3
16th Annual San Juan Artists'Studio Tour takes place June 2 and 3 from 10AM to 5PM. A self-guided tour of 12 working studios with over 31 participants includes sculpture, jewelry, pottery, printmaking, glass, fiber and fine art. For more information go to www.sanjuanislandartists.com or call 360.378.7110 in Friday Harbor.
Thru June 8
Northwest Watercolor Society's Juried Open Exhibition is one of the largest showcases of international watercolor artists in the country. Mercer Island Community Center, 8236 S.E. 24th St. Call 206/236-3545.
Anacortes Galleries host a gallery walk from 6 - 9pm. Call Kathy at 360/293-6938.
ArtWalk Issaquah. 6 - 9pm. in historic Downtown Issaquah on Front Street.
Bainbridge Island Galleries open from 5 - 8 or 9pm.
Bremerton Gallery Walk in Downtown Bremerton from 5 - 8pm.
Fremont Art Walk. 6 - 9pm. Visit www.fremontseattle .com.
Vashon Island Gallery Cruise. 6 - 9pm. Call Silverwood Gallery at 206/463-1722.
First Saturday
Gig Harbor Art Walk along the harbor. 1 - 5pm.
Langley on Whidbey Island. Galleries extend their hours to 8pm.
Port Townsend Art Walk. 5:30 - 8:30pm. Call Ancestral Spirits Gallery at 360/385-0078.
First Saturday Quarterly
Coupeville on Whidbey Island Arts and Antiques Walk. June 2
June 1,2
Issues of Periodization and Categorization in Modern Chinese Painting: A Symposium in Honor of Michael Sullivan takes place at the Seattle Asian Art Museum in the Stimson Auditorium.Leading scholars and artists gather to discuss and assess modern Chinese paintings in their historical contexts during this two-day symposium. Panel discussions, an exhibition tour and closing remarks by Michael Sullivan take place on Saturday. Hours are: Friday, June 1, 79 p.m. Saturday, June 2, 8:30 a.m.5 p.m. Image shown is Landscapes of the Four SeasonsAutumn, 1950, Fu Baoshi, Chinese, 19041965, ink and color on paper, 28 x 34.3 cm. Collection of Michael Sullivan.
June 2
Puget Soundscape: A Community Celebration of Puget Sound through Art, Ecology and Culture will witness a joint effort and comprehensive experience offered by many of Seattle's leading cultural, educational, and governmental organizations to help people better understand the Puget Sound watershed and its far reaching impact and influences. The kick-off party, hosted by Pioneer Square Community Association, takes place in Occidental Park on Saturday, June 2, 2007 from 6-9pm for an evening dancing under the stars to jazz music by Sonando. Many of Seattle's leading art galleries will present exhibitions around the Puget Sound theme and/or partner with a non-profit environmental group that works on behalf of Puget Sound. An event website and brochures have been made possible by grants from The Russell Family Foundation, the Kongsgaard-Goldman Foundation and King County. Contact Rebecca Blanchard or Nancy Davenport, Stonington Gallery Co-Directors, with questions.206.405.4040 or stonington@qwest.net.
June 2,3
16th Annual San Juan Artists'Studio Tour takes place June 2 and 3 from 10AM to 5PM. A self-guided tour of 12 working studios with over 31 participants includes sculpture, jewelry, pottery, printmaking, glass, fiber and fine art. For more information go to www.sanjuanislandartists.com or call 360.378.7110 in Friday Harbor.
Thru June 8
Northwest Watercolor Society's Juried Open Exhibition is one of the largest showcases of international watercolor artists in the country. Mercer Island Community Center, 8236 S.E. 24th St. Call 206/236-3545.
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