CURRENTLY SHOWING:
GOOD BOY GRAFFITI
April 10th, 6-10pm
Good Boy Graffiti marks a new phase in the work of Tom DesLongchamp, where delicate pen drawings are reborn as bold, black-and-white line paintings on cut-out wood panels—designed for the outdoors and made with house paint to withstand the elements.
What began as small drawings stapled to telephone poles has evolved into large-scale, site-specific pieces that blur the line between public and private art. The artist only seeks out unclaimed spaces, transforming overlooked corners of the city into unexpected open-air galleries. DesLongchamp’s works, which can be easily removed and taken home by passersby, reflect a playful tension between permission and presence.
Now, he’s bringing these once-scattered works together in a single space, offering a rare chance to experience them as a cohesive collection rather than through chance encounters.
UPCOMING:
SELF HELP
May 8th, 6-10pm
Self Help is a new collection of sculptural book paintings by Seattle artist Brandon Vosika. Humor and sentiment collide in this showcase of imagined novels and “how-to’s” you won’t find on any bestseller list.
Carved out of discarded wood from a previous show at the gallery, each piece unveils a story of the artist’s innermost fears and desires.
“These are books I wish existed,” says Vosika. “So I made them real.”