This year’s BIG PhinneyWood Art Walk is set for Friday, May 10, from 6 – 9 pm and Saturday, May 11, from noon – 5 pm.
Featuring 60+ venues, the art walk will include art in a wide variety of mediums, live music, dance performances, and more.
Download a copy of the map: BIG artwalk map 2019
Participating venues:
3 Wishes Seattle: 7413 Greenwood Ave N
Art Up Site
Featured Artist: Judith Schorr
Judith started doing art work for her father who was an animator and comic book illustrator when she was about 10. Eventually, she worked for animation studios in Hollywood. One of the TV shows she did work for was “The Flintstones.” Since then she has worked in many different media, including glass carving. The five works we are showing are pastels and one watercolor. She is mostly self taught, always painting while being a mother and wife and running an art gallery on Capitol Hill.
The pastels and watercolor will be available for sale via a silent auction.
Abram’s Chiropractic: 7815 Greenwood Ave N
Art Up Site
Group Show featuring:
Adorn: 7000 Greenwood Ave N
Art Up Site
Featured Artist: Shannon Koszk
American Dance Institute: 8001 Greenwood Ave N (FRIDAY ONLY)
Art Up Site
Beats and Bohos: 7200 Greenwood Ave N
Art Up Site
Featured Artist: Andy Reichel: Visual collages dubbed The Mountain View Corporate Rehabilitation Corporation™
Andy Reichel is a musician and artist who utilizes collage in both audio and visual form. The Mountain View Corporate Rehabilitation Corporation™ is Reichel’s broad concept for his visual collages, where past marketing subjects are rehabilitated into a paracosm where they are free from the tyranny of advertising and can simply be themselves.
Andy records music under the moniker Gel-Sol, and is a founder of the multimedia improv collective Monster Planet.
Andy resides in Seattle with his lovely wife Cindy and their pesky cat Freckles.
Bluebird Microcreamery & Brewery: 7400 Greenwood Ave N
Art Up and Chow Down Site
Body By Impulse: 7107 Greenwood Ave N
Art Up Site
Bohemian Studios: 7601 Greenwood Ave N (FRIDAY ONLY)
Art Up Site
Featured Artist: Earth Chimes by Eric Rabena
Earth Chimes are a reverence to the perfection of the impermanence of the earth and her beauty.
Eric uses remnants of trees, animal skulls, and a variety of gems and crystals. He then “ropes” these earthy elements together with hemp rope in a fusion of classical knots and macramé techniques.
Additional artists:
Live music: Fat Starfish, performs from 7-8 pm
Poetry by Adrienne
Jewelry by Birdie
Paintings by Aramis Hamer
Chakra Healing by Katlynn
Paintings by Kylee Abbott
Handmade greeting cards by Pamela Howell
Caffe Vita: 7402 Greenwood Ave N
Art Up and Chow Down Site
Chocolati Café: 8319 Greenwood Ave N
Art Up and Chow Down Site
Coindexters: 8556 Greenwood Ave N
Art Up and Chow Down Site
The Cookie Counter: 7415 Greenwood Ave N
Art Up and Chow Down Site
Featured Artist: Dulcinea Moran
Dulcinea’s most recent body of work is an ever-evolving series titled For My Love of Flowers. Creating these paintings has become a sacred, beloved act as Dulcinea continues to explore and embrace more of her Feminine Self. BLOOM is a showcase of selected pieces from this series.
Artist will be present.
El Chupacabra: 6711 Greenwood Ave N
Chow Down Site
Featured Artists: Authors of All Bilingual Press
We are a publishing company located in Greenwood, and have English and Spanish novels, poetry, educational books, etc. We’ll have some free books to give for the occasion to the Hispanic community.
AUTHOR PAGE: http://ritasturamwirkala.com
The Fixture Gallery: 8221 Greenwood Ave N
Art Up Site
Featured Artist: Mike Biskup
Mike Biskup is a watercolor painter of imaginary landscapes and abstracts. In his paintings, everything flows together. Diverse colors, lines and shapes are woven into a harmonious, functional system. He subtly reminds viewers that we humans, in all our diversity, are inherently connected and with thoughtfulness, can find harmony as well.
Flying Bike Cooperative Brewery: 8570 Greenwood Ave N
Art Up and Chow Down Site
Lightning wielding, mixed media artist Kyle Krauskopf creates like other people breathe. Currently embroiled in a daily, year long, drawing project, Krauskopf’s works, affectionately referred to as “Visual Vomit” or VV, can best be described as a pictorial menagerie. Each piece strives to marry realistic depiction of people, places, and things, with less detailed, but powerfully colored objects. These pieces typically “radiate” from a centrally located theme or idea. Repetition, color, size, detail, and shape all go into the process of achieving a visual balance.
Greenwood Collective: 8537 Greenwood Ave N
Art Up Site
A group of galleries and studios under one roof
- Easels and Seams
- Happy Time Apocalypse
- Moonrise Studios
Featured Artists: Jessica Coulson, Marina Hudgens, Shelley Irish, Jessie Beans, Sarah Leever and Clara Trew
For our May Art Walk, Moonrise Studios presents “Mother Tongue.” This is a celebration of mothers, origin and belonging. Resident artists Jessica Coulson, Marina Hudgens, Shelley Irish, Jessie Beans, Sarah Leever and Clara Trew will be sharing their paintings, photographs and jewelry. We hope to see you there!
Artists will be present
- Mutiny Gallery
- Wild Tides
Greenwood Library: 8016 Greenwood Ave N
Art Up Site
Featured Artist: Rosemary Washington
Rosemary is an English major and has always loved reading, seeking out passages that resonate with her. Her watercolors give expression to the inspiration she finds in Nature, especially the flowers, leaves, trees and animals of the Pacific Northwest. By pairing her paintings with literary quotes and poems from her readings for this exhibit entitled Watercolors & Words, Rosemary has curated a delightful union of the literary and visual arts, a tribute to the Greenwood Library where she has worked for the past 18 years.
Featured Artist: Malcolm Ford
Malcolm is an independent glass artist from Seattle. He was part of the Hill Top Artists and Residents Glassblowing Production Team at Jason Lee Middle School in Tacoma, which donated handmade glass works to help non-profit organizations raise funds. Malcolm volunteers at Pratt Fine Arts Center while continuing his studies and glass practice. This exhibit, Decorative Artwork Made from 2050°, showcases his work.
Greenwood Space Travel – Bureau of Fearless Ideas: 8414 Greenwood Ave N
Art Up Site
The Grinning Yogi: 8554 ½ Greenwood Ave N (FRIDAY ONLY)
Art Up Site
Featured Artist: Debra Stewart
Hecho: 7314 Greenwood Ave N
Art Up and Chow Down Site
Herkimer Coffee: 7320 Greenwood Ave N
Art Up and Chow Down Site
Featured Artist: Elizabeth Neuman
Woodblock prints
Home Espresso Repair: 6501 Phinney Ave N
Art Up Site
HomeStreet Bank: 7201 Greenwood Ave N (FRIDAY ONLY)
Art Up Site
Featured Artist: Catherine Honoré Jones
Ceramic
Catherine Honoré Jones is a product designer and ceramic artist with her studio in Ballard. For her, creating pottery by hand is a tactile and immersive experience, one that is literally centering and grounding…and slightly addictive. Catherine is guided by a desire to create the objects that surround us in our lives and homes differently, uniquely, and made to last. Translating her ideas to material is only second to her pleasure when people feel compelled to touch her work and take it home.
Artist will be present
Featured Artist: Kathy Ross
Sculptural constructions
The language of my tin constructions uses an alphabet of adopted /adapted components that were designed for other uses. The soldering process comes from the stained glass world. Armature materials from the building industry. The tin itself contributes cultural iconography from the cookie-sharing, tea-packaging grocery and thrift store cultures.
After I’m done with them, cookie tins no longer resemble cookie tins. Sona tubes/ plaster/ spray-foam insulation are no longer hardware store inventory. Cloth is no longer cloth. It all speaks now of forest/village/global communities and environments, with a highly detailed colorful imprecision.
I make use of the world’s materials and the world’s innuendos. But these are my own sculptural constructions. My processes, my little jokes and commentary. With the hot solder, an aroma of cinnamon or lavender rises up, from the previous occupants of the tins. So, as with any mixed media sculpture, the almost-scent of the found object flavors the piece. Reminiscent of how we are all always inescapably shuffling through the magical detritus of this complex world.
Music provided by KBFG-LP, 107.3 FM, North Seattle
KBFG is your local, low power, North Seattle community radio station. We are excited to be again participating in this year’s PNA PhinneyWood The Big One Art Walk by partnering with Home Street Bank to share three hours of variety music from around the world. KBFG broadcast locally on 107.3 FM from atop the Norse Home on Phinney Ridge, and streaming online: www.kbfgseattle.org, on Tune In mobile app, or smart speaker. Please swing by and learn more about the station.
Hounds Tooth Public House: 8551 Greenwood Ave N
Art Up and Chow Down Site
Featured Artists: Rob Biren and Hobo
LIVE MUSIC
Illumination Learning Studio: 7720 Greenwood Ave N (FRIDAY ONLY)
Art Up Site
Featured Artists: ILS students
“Kid snacks” will be served
Johnson and Johnson Antiques: 6820 Greenwood Ave N
Art Up Site
Featured Artist: Stacy Murphy
Pottery
We are excited once again to be hosting artist Stacy Murphy/Earth & Clay Pottery. Leaves and plants are the inspiration for most of her work and each unique piece is one of a kind. All pieces are high fired which allows for outdoor use and are also food safe.
The festivities begin Friday night at 6 PM with an artist reception, wine and music. The Trio Con Brio, a string trio lead by Joseph Bichsel, will be providing delightful upbeat music. They graciously have given complimentary performances, in support of the arts and our neighborhood, since the first art walk in 1995.
Live music by Trio Con Brio with Joe Bichsel
We will also be offering an Art Walk special of 10% off all purchases! Come listen to great music, see beautiful art and have a glass of wine with us!
Ken’s Market: 7231 Greenwood Ave N
Art Up and Chow Down Site
Featured Artist: Rebecca Sweepe
Rebecca is a freelance photographer based in Seattle, Washington. Rebecca is passionate about photography because she loves capturing moments through a camera that will last forever. She has been taking photographs for more than six years and specializes in portraits and landscape photography. She is currently wanting to start expanding her portfolio more by doing engagements, weddings, and event photography.
Artist will be present Friday.
Luso Food and Wine: 8218 Greenwood Ave N
Chow Down Site
Portuguese wine tasting
Luxe Lighting: 8214 Greenwood Ave N
Art Up Site
Featured Artist: Amelia Sherritt
Having grown up in the Seattle area, Amelia Sherritt finds inspiration in her city as well as the surrounding beauty of Washington State. Her focus of creating recycled art started in 2007 and the palate of her work relies solely on the foils from emptied wine bottles, glued on hand-built wood blocks.
She has made over 350 wine foil pieces to date and works to create new ideas and commissions alike. Each piece of art contains hundreds, if not thousands of recycled wine foils which need to be cut, prepped and smashed before being utilized for her work. Even then it takes hours of hand detailing to complete a single piece. Most of her materials come from local tasting rooms, restaurants and friends contributing something that represents so much more than just recycled art.
“I think of how each foil represents a memory or experience shared. Who hasn’t had a laugh over a bottle of wine with a friend? People love wine, people love art, so it just makes sense that they mix well together.”
Her love for animals, nature, color and eclectic themes make for an intriguing mix of whimsy and realism. Along with texture, color also plays a vital role in her work as she does not use any paint or pigment in her art. Amelia believes that taking everyday, unwanted materials to make art forces us to recognize the beauty that can come from turning trash into treasure.
“By re-purposing these foils, I am able to make what would normally be thrown away into something long lasting and beautiful.”
Makeda & Mingus: 153 N 78th St
Art Up and Chow Down Site
North Star Diner and Shanghai Room: 8580 Greenwood Ave N
Chow Down Site
Nutty Squirrel Gelato: 7212 Greenwood Ave N
Art Up and Chow Down Site
Featured Artist: Sean Hoyt:
Olive and Grape: 8516 Greenwood Ave N
Art Up and Chow Down Site
Featured Artist: Donna Kutsch
Papercrafts, including framed art, small gifts and packaging, and greeting cards
Out of frustration I became an artist!! About 15 years ago, I needed to prepare small hostess gifts and could hardly tie a bow. Then I was introduced to ink, paper and rubber stamps. My life as an artist took flight. My name is Donna Kutsch and l love papercrafting. I recently became a Stampin Up demonstrator…
Please join me on this journey and allow me to help you with your crafting needs. I will be displaying framed art, as well as small gift boxes, with or without homemade chocolate and hemp oil lip balm packaged for gift giving. Come see for yourself at Olive and Grape Restaurant 85th and Greenwood!!
Pema Kharpo: 8554 Greenwood Ave N
Art Up Site
The Phinery: 6500 Phinney Ave N
Art Up Site
Featured Artist: Ericka Wolf
Phinney Books: 7405 Greenwood Ave. N
Art Up Site
Featured Artist: Marty Chakoian
Marty Chakoian has been a resident of the Phinney/Greenwood community for more than 45 years. As he walks the neighborhood, he is affectionately referred to by both friends and strangers as “that crazy old guy with the three enormous white dogs.” Perhaps you have seen them.
Marty started constructing masks in 2017, after a motorcycle accident left him in possession of damaged Harley parts that were too beautiful to throw away. As he tells it, “When we see the relationships between discarded or repurposed objects, large or small, we can if we are lucky envision the life that they and we contain. Masks hide us and reveal us, just as they hide and reveal the strange interactions of their components. Also, bringing inanimate things to life is fun!”
His bike is fine now and he still rides.
Phinney Center Gallery: 6532 Phinney Ave N
Art Up Site
NW Fine Arts Competition
From more than 200 images submitted, jurors chose 46 amazing works by 27 artists. Join us for the opening (live music, refreshments and great art!) from 7-9 pm on May 10.
Phinney Ridge Cabinets: 8003 Greenwood Ave N
Art Up Site
Phinney Ridge Eye Care: 7423 Greenwood Ave N
Art Up Site
Phinney Ridge Lutheran Church: 7500 Greenwood Ave N
Art Up Site
Prost! Tavern: 7311 Greenwood Ave N
Art Up Site
Salon Mercury: 8302 Greenwood Ave N
Art Up Site
Featured Artist: Joseph Brooks
School of Rock: 106 N 85th St (SATURDAY ONLY)
Art Up Site
Seattle Knife Sharpening: 7421 Greenwood Ave N (FRIDAY ONLY)
Art Up Site
Featured Artist: Hazel Margaretes
Hazel works in all things metal. Beginning in 1999, after learning some basics from a friend then working for others in the metalworking field, she eventually opened her own shop producing decorative railings and home furnishings as well as jewelry and art.
After discovering a bladesmithing school next door to her shop, she has completely fallen in love with the making of knives and now centers her work around furthering these skills and developing this passion into a full-time custom blade studio at Equinox Studios in Georgetown.
Seattle Recreative: 8408 Greenwood Ave N
Art Up Site
Sip and Ship: 7511 Greenwood Ave N
Art Up Site
Featured Artist: Ilee Papergoods
local letterpress card maker
live music by Duex Gitans.
Snapshot Brewing: 8005 Greenwood Ave N
Art Up and Chow Down Site
Featured Artist: Stacy Garfield
Greetings! I’ve recently moved to the Pacific Northwest (PNW) and developed a passion for nature and adventure photography. I’ve always loved taking pictures and I especially love being in nature, so this career change has been a perfect fit for me.
You can see a selection of my nature photographs in the Gallery. I love sharing my view of the world with others.
I was at Ruby Beach in September taking photos of a sunset. A young man walked over to me and asked me to photograph him proposing to his girlfriend. It was such a loving and emotional experience for me and I was hooked at that moment. I want to make that moment special for everyone involved. Something that you can look back upon and reflect on as a positive experience.
Terra Bella Flowers: 7321 Greenwood Ave N
Art Up Site
Thaiku: 6705 Phinney Ave N
Chow Down Site
Two Birds Tattoo: 7408 Greenwood Ave N
Art Up Site
Umpqua Bank: 7120 Greenwood Ave N (FRIDAY ONLY)
Art Up Site
Valentine’s Men’s Hair Tailor:7912 Greenwood Ave N
Art Up Site
Verity Credit Union: 8533 Greenwood Ave N (FRIDAY ONLY)
Art Up Site
Vitality Pilates: 7216 Greenwood Ave N
Art Up Site
Woodland Park Church: 302 N 78th St
Art Up Site
Featured Artist: Marilyn King
portrait artist using Pencil and Pastels
Featured Artist: Shivaun Claire-Marie
whimsical watercolor and mixed media painter
Featured Artist: Sheri Brassell
acrylic and oil painter
Featured Artist: Janelle Abbot
Clothing Artist
Featured Artist: Elena Richmond
Watercolor painter and author will be displaying her paintings, and selling her cards and books.
Featured Artist: Joanna Campbell
painter
LIVE MUSIC Friday:
6- 7:30 pm Tarisai Bvumbi,
Solo piano, Classic, jazz, pop and R and B
7:30 – 9 pm TRIO INNOVO
Atypical instrumental grouping plays jazz- and classically-inspired free improvisations.
Musicians::
Carol J Levin, electric harp & effects
Jenny Ziefel, clarinet, bass clarinet
Greg Krupit, cello
LIVE MUSIC SATURDAY
Solo Piano playing classical and pop
Solo Piano playing improvizations on jazz and pop
Woodland Park Presbyterian Church: 225 N 70th St
Art Up Site
The Subversive Saints Collection: Changing the World by Turning It On Its Head
While examining how Jesus’ parables radically spoke out against social norms and subverted the expectations put upon a religious figure, we asked the WPPC community to depict other examples of people who speak truth to power and use their voices for the lifting up of the marginalized.
We were inspired by contemporary artists who subvert the tradition of iconography to call attention to modern day issues in two different ways. Some use the classic characteristics of Christian religious icons to portray modern day figures who were unafraid to expose deep injustices and seek solutions and restitution (see “Martin Luther King of Georgia“ below). Others juxtapose biblical figures with modern day problems or movements (see “Don’t Call Me A Saint” below). Both of these ways subvert the tradition by calling attention to those among us who might not be officially canonized Saints but exemplify the subversive ways of Jesus or the parts of society for whom Jesus had greatest concern. The icons that inspired us and the icons we created are not meant to be objects of worship; they are images to set the context for our worship and to inspire faithful, courageous, and -dare we say -subversive living.
Meet the artists reception Saturday 3-5 pm
Additional details from The Seattle Times
Works Progress / VR GO 115 N 85th St
Art Up Site
Yu Tang Ceramics: 519 N 85th St
Art Up Site
Featured Artist: Curtis Yu
Yu Tang Ceramics sells fully functional and decorative ceramic ware handmade by Curtis Yu.
Curtis Yu will be present giving live throwing demonstrations on the wheel, promoting classes offered at Yu Tang Ceramics, there will be food and drink, live music, and clay tables open for hand building for the general public. All ages welcome.
