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Visual Codec event listings are a paid service ($10/event, or $100/yearly unlimited events for a single venue, artist, festival, or curator). Visual Codec event listings are open to all visual arts events (including 'artsy' film showings) in Oregon, Washington, and British Columbia. To submit your event(s), send an email to: reserve@visualcodec.com.
Thu.Aug.10
05.00.pm - 07.00.pm
Interact with Maya Lin's "2x4 Landscape"
The Henry Gallery
15th Ave NE and NE 41st St, Seattle WA
www.henryart.org
If you would like to walk on Maya Lin's sculpture, "2x4 Landscape," be sure to sign up at the Henry Art Gallery's Admissions desk on Thursday, August 10. First come, first served. No advance reservations or phone reservations will be taken. You will be required to sign a liability waiver, and will need to wear special footwear (provided).
Thu.Aug.17
07.00.pm
Exhibiting Artist Lecture: Byron Kim
The Henry Gallery
15th Ave NE and NE 41st St, Seattle WA
www.henryart.org
Join exhibiting artist Byron Kim in the Henry Auditorium as he discusses how his work challenges our notions of color, form, and meaning in abstract painting. $5 for Henry Members, $6 for Students & Seniors, and $8 General Admission.
Sat.Aug.19
10.00.am
Skyspace Meditations with David Zucker
The Henry Gallery
15th Ave NE and NE 41st St, Seattle WA
www.henryart.org
David Zucker leads a 30-minute Vipassana meditation in the contemplative space of James Turrell's "Light Reign" Skyspace. Please wear loose clothing; a meditation pillow is optional. Space is limited so reservations are required. Come and enjoy this unique meditation experience. Please call 206.616.9894 to make your reservation. Admission is free to the public, but donations to the teacher are welcome.
Thu.Aug.24
07.00.pm
Exhibiting Artist Performance: Steve Roden
The Henry Gallery
15th Ave NE and NE 41st St, Seattle WA
www.henryart.org
Don't miss acclaimed sound artist Steve Roden in this live performance in the Henry Auditorium. His unique improvisatory style of building ambient electronic loops earned him a top spot in Artforum's Music Best of 2005. A Q&A will follow with Henry Associate Curator Sara Krajewski. $6 for Henry Members, $8 for Students & Seniors, and $10 General Admission.
Thu.Aug.28
11.00.am - 05.00.pm
Members Monday
The Henry Gallery
15th Ave NE and NE 41st St, Seattle WA
www.henryart.org
As a special thank you, the Henry opens its doors Monday, August 28 from 11 am to 5 pm exclusively to Henry members who wish to visit "Maya Lin: Systematic Landscapes" before the exhibition closes the following Sunday, September 3. Please note that the Henry Art Gallery is closed to the public on Mondays; this is an exclusive viewing opportunity for Henry members only. Admission is free to Henry members.
Tue.Aug.29
Time TBD
Sutapa Biswas
The Cooley Gallery at Reed College
web.reed.edu/gallery
Reed's Cooley reopens August 29 with a film-based installation by British artist Sutapa Biswas. "Birdsong" comes to the Cooley in conjunction with the Portland Institute for Contemporary Art 2006 Time-Based Art Festival (TBA:06). Biswas will be in residence in Portland to discuss her work, give a special public performance, and screen a selection of her films. Details for these special events will be released soon. Contact Stephanie Snyder (snyders@reed.edu) for more information.
Thu.Aug.31
07.00.pm
The Return of Projections: Portland
The Henry Gallery
15th Ave NE and NE 41st St, Seattle WA
www.henryart.org
Check out the latest in art made in our city to the south. Stephanie Snyder will discuss the new activities in the Portland scene increasingly recognized for its unique combination of conceptual art practices, grass roots activism, and artist collectives. Snyder is curator and director of the Cooley Art Gallery at Reed College, Portland. Free to Students, $3 for Henry Members & Seniors, and $5 General Admission.
Visual Codec event listings are a paid service ($10/event, or $100/yearly unlimited events for a single venue, artist, festival, or curator). Visual Codec event listings are open to all visual arts events (including 'artsy' film showings) in Oregon, Washington, and British Columbia. To submit your event(s), send an email to: reserve@visualcodec.com.
Fri.Jul.07
08.00 - 11.00 pm
Threshold: Byron Kim 1990-2004 -and-
Akio Takamori: The Laughing Monks
The Henry Gallery
Henry Auditorium
15th Ave NE and NE 41st St, Seattle WA
http://www.henryart.org
Summer at the Henry opening celebration featuring live music by Eagle Quest, The This Enchanted Evening Band, and Whiting Tennis. Complimentary food and beverages provided. Event is $12 for general admission, $8 for students and seniors, and FREE to Henry Gallery members. Member preview from 06.00 - 08.00 pm.
Sat.Jul.08
02.00.pm
Eugenie Tsai on Threshold: Byron Kim 1990-2004
The Henry Gallery
North Galleries
15th Ave NE and NE 41st St, Seattle WA
http://www.henryart.org
Exhibition guest curator Eugenie Tsai discusses the ways Kim's provocative art complicates perceptions of abstraction and representation. Tsai is an independent curator in New York and former associate director for curatorial affairs at the Whitney Museum of American Art.
Thu.Jul.13
07.00.pm
Conversation with the Artist: Akio Takamori -and-
Elizabeth Brown, Henry Art Gallery Chief Curator
The Henry Gallery
Henry Auditorium
15th Ave NE and NE 41st St, Seattle WA
http://www.henryart.org
Exhibiting artist Akio Takamori joins Elizabeth Brown in an insightful conversation on his sensual and conceptual approach to ceramics and his engagement with the Henry's permanent collection for the exhibition Akio Takamori: The Laughing Monks. Event is FREE to the public.
Sat.Jul.15
06.00-10.00pm
SuttonBeresCuller: "If These Walls..." Revelation
The Lawrimore Project Installation Space
http://www.lawrimoreproject.com
831 Airport Way S (Between 5th and 6th, Just South of Uwajimaya)
On Thursday, June 22 at 7pm, SuttonBeresCuller entered a 32ft x 32ft x 12ft box in the Installation Space of Lawrimore Project. For three weeks the artists will work in the box. Spectators will be able to hear the artists building their exhibition, but will not be able to see what it is they are working on. Even the gallery itself does not know what it is the artists are making. On July 13 at 7pm, the walls come down, revealing the product(s) of their labor. The exhibition will continue for an additional three weeks after the revelation.
Fri.Jul.21
05.00-09.00pm
Grass Routes: An Evening Arts Festival
The Washington State Department of Transportation has proposed an expansion of Highway 520 with accompanying exit/on-ramps that impact the Washington Park Arboretum, sacred Duwamish tribe land on Foster Island and an entire conservation/archaeological zone. Grass Routes has orchestrated an evening of multi-disciplinary presentations by well known Northwest artists who will explore the impact of this expansion upon the environment through their individual disciplines of theater, music, dance, performance and art installation. The Festival will begin with a welcome by the Honorable Cecile Hansen who founded the Duwamish tribe's language and dance group T'ilibshudub, followed installations, performances, and readings by Nancy Rawles, Robin Holcomb, Buster Simpson, Mark Johnson, Eduardo Calderón, Victoria Haven, and Nicole Kistler. Entry tickets are a donation range of $5 to $20 and can be obtained from www.grassroutesarts.org or on the evening of the event at either of the two starting points, the Museum of History and Industry, 2700 24th Avenue East, or the Washington Park Arboretum, 2300 Arboretum Drive East, Seattle, WA.
Visual Codec event listings are a paid service ($10/event, or $100/yearly unlimited events for a single venue, artist, festival, or curator). Visual Codec event listings are open to all visual arts events (including 'artsy' film showings) in Oregon, Washington, and British Columbia. To submit your event(s), send an email to: reserve@visualcodec.com.
Thu.Jun.01
07.00.pm
Columbia River Reflections:
Landscape, Language, and Artwork of the Confluence Project
The Henry Gallery
Henry Auditorium
15th Ave NE and NE 41st St, Seattle WA
http://www.henryart.org
Rene Senos describes her work with Maya Lin and the Confluence Project and discusses how key concepts like ecological restoration, indigenous forms, languages, interpretation, and artworks convey the landscape condition and cultures encountered by Lewis and Clark. The project's variety of locations, topographies, and cultural stories provides a remarkable landscape context for understanding the river as a common thread connecting us to place. Event is $5 for general admission, $3 for members, and free for students.
Thu.Jun.15
07.00.pm
Jim Nicholls on Maya Lin: Systematic Landscapes
The Henry Gallery
Stroum and Media Galleries
15th Ave NE and NE 41st St, Seattle WA
http://www.henryart.org
Jim Nicholls of the University of Washington's College of Architecture and Urban Planning will offer insightful observations on Lin's analytic and intuitive investigations of natural land formations. Event is free and open to the public.
Thu.Jun.22
07.00.pm
Kurt Kiefer on Maya Lin: Systematic Landscapes
The Henry Gallery
Stroum and Media Galleries
15th Ave NE and NE 41st St, Seattle WA
http://www.henryart.org
Kiefer, the University of Washington's campus art coordinator, explores how Lin's large scale public work expands the way we perceive public art and memorial sites. Event is free and open to the public.
Visual Codec event listings are a paid service ($10/event, or $100/yearly unlimited events for a single venue, artist, festival, or curator). Visual Codec event listings are open to all visual arts events (including 'artsy' film showings) in Oregon, Washington, and British Columbia. To submit your event(s), send an email to: reserve@visualcodec.com.
Thu.May.04
05.00.pm - 07.00.pm
Interacting w/Maya Lin's 2x4 Landscape
The Henry Gallery
15th Ave NE and NE 41st St, Seattle WA
http://www.henryart.org
Registration for this event is required and limited to ten participants at any given time. Note that Participants will be asked to sign a waiver as well as put on special shoes to minimize damage to the artwork. Be advised that there are only 80 slots available and entry to the landscape will be first come, first served. Registration must be in person and will be accepted on Thursday, May.04 from 11.00.am-04.00.pm at the Admissions Desk. Event is free and open to the public.
06.30.pm - 08.00.pm
Jim Olson Architectural Lecture
The Henry Gallery
15th Ave NE and NE 41st St, Seattle WA
http://www.henryart.org
Architect Jim Olson of Seattle-based Olson Sundberg Kundig Allen Architects is widely known for his ability to create environments for art. He is sought after by collectors for his masterful use of light, space, and proportion. His recently completed Ebsworth residence frames one of our country's finest collections of 20th Century American Art. Olson will discuss his design philosophy and creative process as it relates to the Ebsworth project, the subject of the new book, Art & Architecture: The Ebsworth Collection and Residence, from William Stout Publishers. Sponsored by Peter Miller at the Henry. Event is free and open to the public.
07.00.pm
Spoken Word and Sound Performance
Chambers Gallery
207 SW Pine St, Portland OR
http://www.chambersgallery.org
Research and Development, a performance group formed by Tim DuRoche and Lisa Radon, will be on hand during May's First Thursday festivities. Tim drums tiny instruments while Lisa folds in live performance as well as recorded installations of word and sound, both working from their collaborative score for the improvised performance. Free and open to the public.
Sun.May.07
02.00.pm - 04.00.pm
Artist Reception: Korey Gulbrandson
Lawrence Gallery, Sheridan OR
http://www.lawrencegallery.net/index.php
New work by Portland Mixed Media artist Korey Gulbrandson is complemented by wine tasting and tiny bites. As the curator notes: "Standing in front of a Gulbrandson pulls the viewer into a world where time is suspended and imagery both subtle and blatant enthralls on a visual and intellectual level." Lawrence Gallery Sheridan, Oregon is located in the heart of Oregon Wine Country on Highway 18 between Mcminnville & Sheridan. Call for directions: 1.800.894.4278. Free and open to the public.
Mon.May.08
08:00.pm
Audio/Visual Installation
Chop Suey
1325 E Madison St, Seattle WA
http://www.antlerand.com
http://www.chopsuey.com
Unique audio/visual project ANTLERAND synchs acclaimed video art with an innovative brand of indie rock'n'pop. Based in Portland (and formerly known as Invisible) the group has recently released their first album, drawing comparisons to Broken Social Scene, Wilco, and Sigur Ros. With guests Lillydale, Boat, and Lucy Band and Lucy Bland. Entry fee: $6 (21+).
Thu.May.11
05.00.p.m & 06.30.pm
Readings, Puppet Opera, & Rock Dance
The Cooley Gallery at Reed College
http://web.reed.edu/gallery
Please join us May 11 at 5:00 p.m. at the Cooley Gallery and then at 6:30 p.m. in the Reed Student Union for an evening of gelastic puppetry and psychic geography in conjunction with the exhibition New Trajectories II, recent photography from the Ovitz Family Collection, Los Angeles. This expeditionary evening begins with Portland authors Matthew Stadler and Jon Raymond reading their collaborative work "23 Propositions on the West Hills." Followed by the Dim Sum Puppet Opera Company's original commission, Monkey Wreaks Havoc in Suburbia or The Journey to the West Hills. The evening continues with a blowout performance by the posi-dance-core rockers Show Me the Pink. This event is presented by the Public Speakers in collaboration with the Douglas F. Cooley Memorial Art Gallery, Reed College. Event is free and open to the public. Contact Stephanie Snyder (snyders@reed.edu) for more information.
06.30.pm
Roofless Architecture
The Henry Gallery
15th Ave NE and NE 41st St, Seattle WA
http://www.henryart.org
http://www.tezuka-arch.com
The University of Washington's College of Architecture, Henry Art Gallery, Mulvanny G2 Architectures, and Shanghai/International Group present this exciting lecture with contemporary Japanese firm Tezuka Architects of Tokyo. Event is free and open to the public.
Fri.May.12
07.00.pm - 10.00.pm
Opening Reception: Cornish BFA Show
Consolidated Works (ConWorks)
500 Boren Ave N, Seattle WA
http://www.conworks.org
http://cornish.edu
Consolidated Works is pleased to host this exhibit showcasing work that students from the Cornish College of the Arts Design Department have created in their final year. The exhibit represents their conceptual, visual, and technical level of achievement. Event is free and open to the public. For more information call 206.726.5011 or email events@cornish.edu.
Thu.May.18
06.30.pm
Transduction
The Henry Gallery
15th Ave NE and NE 41st St, Seattle WA
http://www.henryart.org
http://www.bow-wow.jp
The University of Washington's College of Architecture, Henry Art Gallery, Mulvanny G2 Architectures, and Shanghai/International Group present this exciting lecture with contemporary Japanese firm Atelier Bow Wow of Tokyo. Event is free and open to the public.
Tue.May.23
06.30.pm
Architecture of a Boundary Surface
The Henry Gallery
15th Ave NE and NE 41st St, Seattle WA
http://www.henryart.org
http://www.a-slash.jp
The University of Washington's College of Architecture, Henry Art Gallery, Mulvanny G2 Architectures, and Shanghai/International Group present this exciting lecture with contemporary Japanese architect Hitoshi Abe of Sendai. Event is free and open to the public.
Thu.May.25
07.00.pm
Lewis and Clark Lecture
The Henry Gallery
15th Ave NE and NE 41st St, Seattle WA
http://www.henryart.org
http://www.confluenceproject.org
Stephen Dow Beckham, one of the nation's preeminent scholars on Lewis and Clark, will present his lecture "The Lewis and Clark Expedition: America's Commitment to the Enlightenment." The lecture will focus on how the Corps of Discovery expedition was shaped by Thomas Jefferson's intellectual interests and vision, his scientific and cultural goals, and the library that Lewis and Clark carried across North America. He will discuss the ramifications of the expedition's explorations and subsequent publications, liberally illustrated with historic and color images. Co-sponsored by the Confluence Project. Entry fees: $8 general admission, $6 member admission, and FREE for students.
Visual Codec event listings are a paid service ($10/event, or $100/yearly unlimited events for a single venue, artist, festival, or curator). Visual Codec event listings are open to all visual arts events (including 'artsy' film showings) in Oregon, Washington, and British Columbia. To submit your event(s), send an email to: events@visualcodec.com
Sat.Apr.01
02.00.pm
Heyday: Peter Freitag Artist Talk
ARTSPEAK
233 Carrall Street
Vancouver BC V6B 2J2
www.artspeak.ca
02.00.pm
An-My Le Lecture
And Book Signing
The Henry
15th Ave NE
Seattle WA 98195
http://www.henryart.org
04.00.pm
Public Artists' Discussion
Moderated by Daniel Adler
Contemporary Art Gallery (CAG)
555 Nelson St
Vancouver BC V6B 6RS
www.contemporaryartgallery.ca
04.00.pm
ENTROPY: New Shorts and Music Videos
Northwest Film Forum
1515 12th Ave
Seattle WA 98122
www.nwfilmforum.org
06.00.pm
Grand Opening
Ouch My Eye
1022 1st Avenue South
Seattle WA 98134
www.ouchmyeye.com
09.00.pm
SEATTLE MOVES: Screening and Discussion
Northwest Film Forum
1515 12th Ave
Seattle WA 98122
www.nwfilmforum.org
Sun.Apr.02
02.00.pm
Liz McGrath Book Signing
Roq la Rue
2312 2nd Ave
Seattle WA 98121
www.roqlarue.com
Tue.Apr.04
07.00.pm
TV Party: Seattle Premier
Northwest Film Forum
1515 12th Ave
Seattle WA 98122
www.nwfilmforum.org
09.00.pm
TV Party
Northwest Film Forum
1515 12th Ave
Seattle WA 98122
www.nwfilmforum.org
Wed.Apr.05
07.00.pm
TV Party
Northwest Film Forum
1515 12th Ave
Seattle WA 98122
www.nwfilmforum.org
09.00.pm
TV Party
Northwest Film Forum
1515 12th Ave
Seattle WA 98122
www.nwfilmforum.org
Thu.Apr.06
05.00.pm - 08.00.pm
Grand Opening
Punch Gallery
119 Prefontaine Place S
Seattle WA 98104
www.punchgallery.org
05.30.pm - 08.30.pm
Open House
Chambers Gallery
207 SW Pine St
Portland OR 97204
www.chambersgallery.org
05.30.pm - 08.00.pm
William Powhida Artist Reception
Platform Gallery
114 3rd Avenue S
Seattle WA 98104
www.platformgallery.com
05.30.pm - 08.00.pm
Open House
Pulliam Deffenbaugh
929 NW Flanders St
Portland OR 97209
www.pulliamdeffenbaugh.com
05.30.pm - 09.30.pm
First Thursday Open House
Space
1907 2nd Ave
Seattle WA 98101
www.spaceseattle.com
06.00.pm - 09.00.pm
Fresh: Opening Reception
Elizabeth Leach Gallery
417 NW 9th Ave
Portland OR 97209
www.ElizabethLeach.com
06.00.pm - 09.00.pm
Sasha Rogers Opening
Jennifer Kostuik Gallery
2928 Granville St
Vancouver BC V6H 3J7
www.kostuikgallery.com
06.00.pm - 09.00.pm
Street Wave Opening Reception
Sugar Gallery
420 SW Washington St #500
Portland OR 97209
www.sugargallery.org
06.00.pm - 09.00.pm
Offcuts Opening Reception
Tilt Gallery
625 NW Everett #106
Portland OR 97209
www.tiltpdx.org
06.00.pm - 09.00.pm
Rogers & Cavanaugh Reception
Vision Gallery
312 S Washington St
Seattle WA 98104
thevisiongallery.org
07.00.pm
TV Party
Northwest Film Forum
1515 12th Ave
Seattle WA 98122
www.nwfilmforum.org
07.00.pm
Kevin Burrus Gallery Talk
PDX Contemporary Art
925 NW Flanders Street
Portland OR 97209
www.pdxcontemporaryart.com
08.00.pm - 10.00.pm
Certain Encounters: Opening Reception
The Belkin Art Gallery
1825 Main Mall
Vancouver BC V6T 1Z2
www.belkin-gallery.ubc.ca
09.00.pm
TV Party
Northwest Film Forum
1515 12th Ave
Seattle WA 98122
www.nwfilmforum.org
Fri.Apr.07
05.00.pm - 07.00.pm
Pearl Wine Shop Tasting
RC Gallery
1314 NW Glisan St Fl 2
Portland OR 97209
www.rc-gallery.com
05.30.pm - 09.30.pm
First Friday Open House
Space
1907 2nd Ave
Seattle WA 98101
www.spaceseattle.com
06.00.pm - 09.00.pm
Artists' Reception
12x16
1216 SE Division St
Portland OR 97202
www.12x16gallery.com
06.00.pm - 09.00.pm
Richard Glenn Reception
Brian Marki Fine Art
2236 NE Broadway
Portland OR 97232
www.brianmarki.com
07.00.pm - 09.00.pm
Nicholas Pittman Opening
Blanket Gallery
4 - 2414 Main St (Upstairs)
Vancouver BC V5T 3E3
www.blanketgallery.com
07.00.pm - 09.00.pm
Julie Lindell Reception
Phinney Ridge Center
6532 Phinney Ave N
Seattle WA 98103
www.phinneycenter.org
07.30.pm
Richard Ross Lecture/Presentation
Blue Sky
1231 NW Hoyt St
Portland OR 97209
www.blueskygallery.org
07.30.pm - 09.00.pm
James Balog Lecture
Tree: A New Vision of the American Forest
Portland Art Museum
1219 SW Park Avenue
Portland OR 97205
www.portlandartmuseum.org
Sat.Apr.08
02.00.pm
Artist Investment Advice
Access Artist Run Centre
206 Carrall St
Vancouver BC V6B 2J1
www.vaarc.ca
02.00.pm - 05.00.pm
Gabryel Artist Reception
Jacana Gallery
2435 Granville Street
Vancouver BC V6H 3G5
www.jacanagallery.com
Sun.Apr.09
02.00.pm
Bo Bartlett Lecture:
New American Mythology
Seattle Academy of Fine Art (SAFA)
1501 10th Ave E #101
Seattle WA 98102
www.SeattleFineArt.org
Fri.Apr.14
05.00.pm - 07.00.pm
Pearl Wine Shop Tasting
RC Gallery
1314 NW Glisan St Fl 2
Portland OR 97209
www.rc-gallery.com
06.00.pm - 10.00.pm
Catalina Estrada Opening
Roq La Rue Gallery
2312 2nd Ave
Seattle WA 98121
www.roqlarue.com
Sat.Apr.15
08.00.pm - 11.00.pm
Laura Gibson Opening/Benefit
The Petri Dish
2406 Main Street
Vancouver BC V5T 3E2
www.thepetridish.ca
Fri.Apr.21
05.00.pm - 07.00.pm
Pearl Wine Shop Tasting
RC Gallery
1314 NW Glisan St Fl 2
Portland OR 97209
www.rc-gallery.com
08.00.pm - 10.00.pm
Sonny Assu Opening Reception
The Belkin Satellite
555 Hamilton Street
Vancouver BC V6B 2R1
www.belkin-gallery.ubc.ca
Tue.Apr.25
05.00.pm - 07.00.pm
Gregory Crewdson Lecture
The Cooley Gallery
3203 SE Woodstock
Portland OR 97202
web.reed.edu/gallery
Wed.Apr.26
07.00.pm
Ripe Hosts Crewdson
In Conversation
(Also Features
Stephanie Snyder
and Matthew Stadler)
The Cooley Gallery
3203 SE Woodstock
Portland OR 97202
web.reed.edu/gallery
07.00.pm - 09.00.pm
Driscoll Reid Artist Reception
Office
2204 NE Alberta St
Portland OR 97211
www.officepdx.com
Fri.Apr.28
05.00.pm - 07.00.pm
Pearl Wine Shop Tasting
RC Gallery
1314 NW Glisan St Fl 2
Portland OR 97209
www.rc-gallery.com
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