Art is a Vague Word

I love these shows, one day I'll be able to see them again.  Thanks again Vasho!

And a little something from the headliner.

Live Painting to Bass

Listen to this:  Ghostek- No Way Out

Place: Subduction, Seattle.

Goal:  Live painting.


This post is far after the event ever happened.  I was asked by a friend to do a collaboration on a painting.  I started it off before passing it to the next player.  This is the documentation of my time warp.  I cant say how long it took me, but I started before the party did.  When I turned around there was and entire warehouse filled with people below me.  Every time I've been back people call me "Artist Lady."

I found this sign sitting below one of my paintings late in the night, thank you to whoever that was :)

This is many hours into the night when my co-lab partner was ready to start working, so I passed it along and went to join the fun.

The next day we were continuing the party somewhere outdoors.  Never really painted, but instead joined the celebration.  Favorite part of the trip.  Making mud balls with an eight year old for hours by the river.

Ciliate Baby

I'm very happy to be a part of this amazing event now four years running.  It started as a good-bye party in a parking garage, and has now grown into an art collective that is traveling to festivals.  Ciliate Art Gallery supports visual art, wearable art, performance, and music coming out of Vancouver B.C.  I am honored to know such a fantastic, loving, and supportive group of people.

All thanks goes out to Vasho Photography for having a beautiful vision.

Space. Time. Illusion.

Some people know how to do it right.

Click here to see the article where I found these images.

Ciliate Website

Coming up on October 15th, round two (2, too, to, two) of the Ciliate series art shows will be happening! The first event was absolutely incredible. Great people, great art, and complete gorilla/renegade style set-up in the basement of a palace. We had 24 hours to set up, and only two hours to take down. It came in a flash, and was gone a moment later. All that was left was the remnants of some chalk drawings on the wall by the entrance.

Please take a look at the website! A lot of love has gone into these shows, and a little love is always great to share with others.

Thanks Vasho!!!

www.Ciliate.ca