ARTIST: Tom Hughes STOREFRONT LOCATION: Mercer St TITLE: Banner Days ARTIST STATEMENT: Tom Hughes overlays language on everyday objects, reflecting on how we project humanness into our world.  In doing so, his objects gain their own voice and project a …

ARTIST: Thendara Kida-GeeSTOREFRONT LOCATION: John StTITLE: Through the Trees to the Mountains ARTIST STATEMENT: This imagined forest in the future, where nature has left the world and what remains are simplified archetypes representing understanding. A digitized memory is facilitated and …

ARTIST: Michiko Tanaka STOREFRONT LOCATION: Republican St TITLE: Hip Hop Glitch Art ARTIST STATEMENT: This project is a mash up of two things that have fascinated me for a long time: glitch art and alternative hip hop. The three artists …

ARTIST: Julia Harrison STOREFRONT LOCATION: Thomas St TITLE: Cut Again ARTIST STATEMENT: “Cookie cutter” isn’t a compliment; we use it to dismiss people and things as common, conformist, unworthy of attention. But these cutters invite you to look again, to consider …

ARTIST: Jessica Hoffman STOREFRONT LOCATION: Harrison St TITLE: Chromatic Aberrations ARTIST STATEMENT: Chromatic Aberrations is the material effect produced by refracted color wavelengths through slightly different angles, resulting in a failure to focus. These prints are part of Surveillance, a series …

ARTIST: Jessica Ghyvoronsky STOREFRONT LOCATION: Thomas St TITLE: Transplanted ARTIST STATEMENT: “Transplanted” Jessica Ghyvoronsky is a Korean-American artist who explores what it means to be bi-cultural, investigating the areas where lines are blurred, and wrestling with preserving one’s culture while …

ARTIST: Daphne Minkoff STOREFRONT LOCATION: Harrison St TITLE: 365 Horizon Lines ARTIST STATEMENT: A calendar of abstract landscapes to mark one’s existence and presence. The sum of all the pieces creates a topographical landscape, representing a gathering of days, moments, …

ARTIST: Daniel Kytonen STOREFRONT LOCATION: Mercer St ARTIST STATEMENT: In my work, I investigate the in-between world of meaning and experience. Abandoned or unconsidered locations become doorways into our own interior spaces. In worlds of thought and past experiences, light …

ARTIST: Jessyca Murphy STOREFRONT LOCATION: NE 6th St ARTIST STATEMENT: Jessyca is an artist, musician, and feminist killjoy living in Seattle, WA. Her work blends humor and radical vulnerability to address issues of mental illness and gender identity. Jessyca received …

ARTIST: Lee Davignon STOREFRONT LOCATION: NE 6th St ARTIST STATEMENT: I am a mixed media artist working in textiles, sculpture, and installation. Through a combination of sculptural experiments, object-making, and performance, my work explores broader themes of capitalism: production, labor, …