It’s been a long time since I wrote about artwalk. Tonight’s was a blast. It also hammered home the trend that the most interesting stuff isn’t in the swank galleries on Occidental Ave anymore (Davidson excepted), but in the little off-beat places that you have to work a little to find. (Mirroring my musical and cinematic tastes exactly).
I’m about a week late on this, but better late than never: Artwalk was quite fun this month because we had a great crowd to go around with (thanks all!). The galleries, however, were a mixed bag: some disappointments and some great surprises.
This month’s Seattle artwalk was a good one. For those of you not in and around Seattle, artwalk takes place on the first thursday of every month; all the galleries and museums downtown stay open late, which makes for a fun evening of strolling around the town and ogling art with friends. I try to go every month. My favorites this month: the student show at D’Adamo/Woltz, mezzotints at Davidson, and Amanda Koster’s photos in the Tashiro/Kaplan Artspace project. Here’s the roundup:
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