A note from the KV ladies: We are happy to introduce our friend, Lily, who has been helping us tremendously with the opening of the shop. She will be contributing a weekly post about Seattle "happenings" as well as a weekend astrology update. Welcome, Lily!
This weekend I went to ONN/OF, a "light festival" in a warehouse in Ballard. Using a handful of mediums, the curators and art makers focused on "creating an art exhibition and "light festival" that forecasts a weekend of illumination, warmth and gloom-banishing engagement". Among other things (don't mind if I do, windowless box with happy lamps and faux beach scene depiction on wall, or Hirst-esque giant golden skull protected by a million tea lights) the art made me realize that it's the season wherein I especially hold on for dear life to any excuse get out of the grind in order to watch, see, hear and create. Here's what I'm up to this week.
(My favorite of Jamey Braden's projects- Wet Paint DMM- Is It Therapeutic)
-THE BEST creepy crawly 90's haunted surf garage rock band, The Webs, are playing at the Mystery Machine on Tuesday the 31st.
-After visiting us for our grand opening this Friday the third, don't miss all the other sweet happenings in the neighborhood: Gallery 1412 is hosting a mash-up of visuals and improv music collaboration between a handful of local gems, including writer/performance artist/musician/all around genius Jamey Braden, slithery freak-folker Arrington De Dionyso (uhhhh, he's known to preach Blake poems in Indonesian,) and visual artist/musician Dan Enders.
- Saturday the fourth, Northwest Film Forum is hosting an all day Children's Film Festival featuring a handful of whimsical sounding movies from Russia, India, and China.
- I will most definitely drink an overpriced mimosa and touch pretty things at Art Ache's sweet vintage/DIY market, hosted at Vermillion Gallery and Bar on Sunday the fifth.
<3 lk
















