Wednesday, December 2, 2009

Holidays Light Up Georgetown!


HOLIDAYS LIGHT UP GEORGETOWN
SECOND SATURDAY ART ATTACK!
DECEMBER 12TH

The Georgetown Second Saturday Art Attack joins forces with Georgetown’s Annual Holiday Art Walk on Saturday, December 12. More than 100 independent artists and creative enterprises will participate in what promises to be the most festive Art Attack ever. (The Georgetown Holiday Art Walk continues on Sunday, December 13 from noon to 5:00 PM.)

Among the fun: A grand opening gala at Georgetown Music on the site of the oldGeorgetown Pharmacy with live music, new and used instruments and more; "Future", the second installment of The Story of Belle and Wissell and their adventures through time, featuring an animated holiday window display, activities, and seasonal party favors; Glass engraving artist Bird Kelly from Beeraphenalia showing custom pints and steins, with paintings by M. S. Corley at Full Throttle Bottles; Equinox Studios, home to over 45 artists and artisans, hosts an open house featuring “Tools of the Trade” with live music, food, beverages and conversation pieces at every turn; FRIDA/Georgetown Tile Works presents “The Third Annual Holiday Artisans Bazaar,” featuring one of a kind affordable goods created by over 50 local artists & designers (continuing Sunday); Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery celebrates their Third Anniversary with an evening of art, comics, music and more featuring an international cast of artists including Peter Bagge, Jim Blanchard, Jacques Boyreau, Dame Darcy, Ellen Forney,Femke Hiemstra, Paul Hornschemeier, Scott Musgrove, Jay Ryan, Matthew Southworth, and Jim Woodring with live music by Dame Darcy and Peter Bagge’s Can You Imagine featuring Steve Fisk and DJ Russ “Fallout” Battaglia; Georgetown Art Center will present small and affordable arts and crafts by Tenly Duboise, Jethaniel "Spyder" Peterka,Amanda Dellinger and Angielena Chamberlain; Exquisite interior accoutrements atGreat Stuff and Susan Wheeler Home; the debut of Georgetown Lab, an experimental space on the former site of Planet Georgetown; and much, much more.

Saturday and Sunday will also include open studios at Art At the Top of the Stairs featuring Louise McDowell, Donna Van Norman, Eunice Nammacher, and Sally Jones; Nepali, Tibetan, and Kashmiri crafts at Evergreen Guardian Imports; Deborah Stachowic and Mary Tudor at Georgetown Gardens; Mark LaFalce, Painter. On Sunday only, Bella Vitale Studio salon; and Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery presents a panel focusing on the exploitation film genre with Lisa Petrucci of Something Weird, cartoonist Marc Palm of Scarecrow Video, Seattle Times pop culture critic Mark Rahner,KUOW film critic and Frye Museum film curator Robert Horton, moderated byPORTABLE GRINDHOUSE editor Jacques Boyreau, followed by a book signing and reception.

Georgetown Art Attack Map (PDF)

For more information contact Art Attack coordinator Larry Reid
The Georgetown Art Attack is a monthly promotion of the
Georgetown Merchants’ Association

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