Wall Objects at Miro Tea: Isaac Quigley, Sara Owens, Erin Campbell, Cheryl Freece, and James Lobb

Miro Tea is pleased to present for the month of November this multimedia wall-sculpture show featuring five Seattle based artists: Isaac Quigley, Sara Owens, Erin Campbell, Cheryl Freece, and James Lobb.  “An object is abstract (if and) only if it fails to occupy anything like a determinate region of space (or spacetime)”…also… “x is an abstraction if and only if, for some abstraction function f, there is or could be an object y such that x = f(y)” (Rosen, Gideon, "Abstract Objects", The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (Spring 2012 Edition)) Reception Saturday November 10^th from 6-9pm

Miro Tea
5405 Ballard Ave NW
Seattle, WA 98107

Venue Hosts Artist's First Solo Show

Venue
5408 22nd Avenue NW
Liam Halvorsen is eighteen and lives in Ballard. He has always been interested in the human face and translates that through his artwork. His clay work, like much of his 2-D work, is an experiment in the boundaries of the face and the possibilities it holds. Though he has been making faces out of clay since he was a child, this is his first solo art show.