Post-It Art Drawings by Clare Johnson On Display at Ghost Light Theatricals for December

Ballard’s theatre company, Ghost Light Theatricals, has Clare Johnson’s art on display for the month of December.
 
Since 2005, artist and writer Clare Johnson has drawn on a post-it note each night before bed, recording an experience from the day or a thought at that moment.  This exhibition will show a portion of the project, which now totals more than 1,500 drawings and spans her life in London, Cambridge, Oxford, and Seattle.  


 

The Post-it Note Project was featured in Seattle Weekly’s Best of Seattle in 2011.


Ghost Light Theatricals recently finished a punk-rock adaptation of Moliere’s Scapin in November and will open a gender-swapped version of Shakespeare’s Hamlet in January 2013.
 

 
Ghost Light Theatricals is a non-profit theatre company that was established in 2003 and they have been in their space, the Ballard Underground, since January 2010. Ghost Light Theatricals' mission is to create bold, imaginative stories inspired by classic texts that resonate with a modern world. 


Ghost Light Theatricals
2220 NW Market

Fledgling: Three Young Seattle Artists Are Featured at Blowing Sands Glass Studio/Laura Frost Fine Arts Gallery for October

                                           

                                        Fledgling

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A collection of paintings, drawings, ceramics, photographs, and steam punk created by young Seattle-area artists Emma MacDuff, Ivy MacDuff, and Miranda Shook. 

Blowing Sands Glass Studio

5805 14th Avenue NW

Paintings by Jay Wescott Featured for a Second Month at BalMar

Born and raised in Seattle, Washington, Jay Wescott’s fascination with typography and cartooning started at a young age. Ever since, he has been working to incorporate the two through drawings, illustrations, murals, and design.

He has dedicated the past ten years of his life to street art, and continues to push the envelope and set the standard for perfection.  His work can be seen in Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, Germany, France, and Holland.

 This particular group of work was inspired by the floral life I see in Seattle.  My goal was to capture the beauty we get to see for only a short period of time each year.

BalMar
5449 Ballard Avenue Northwest

Jay Westcott on View at the BalMar for the August ArtWalk

Born and raised in Seattle, Washington, Jay Wescott’s fascination with typography and cartooning started at a young age. Ever since, he has been working to incorporate the two through drawings, illustrations, murals, and design.

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 He has dedicated the past ten years of his life to street art, and continues to push the envelope and set the standard for perfection.  His work can be seen in Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, Germany, France, and Holland.



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This particular group of work was inspired by the floral life I see in Seattle.  My goal was to capture the beauty we get to see for only a short period of time each year.
 
BalMar
5449 Ballard Avenue NW