Posts Tagged ‘art’

Ted Osuch Opening

Thursday, April 29th, 2010

Please join us for the First Thursday art opening on May 6th. This month we are featuring wooden creations by local artist Ted Osuch, who uses only sustainable resources obtained from all over the world including locally reclaimed wood.

Come by between 5 pm and 8 pm to meet the artist, lean more about his classical techniques and to experience the beauty of hand crafted wooden pieces.

Where: {far4} 1020 1st Ave Seattle, WA 98104
When: May 7, 2010 5-8pm

Hope to see you all there!

Jenny and Yuri

Put Your Hands All Over Me :: Glass work by Greg Clark

Friday, October 2nd, 2009

This month’s Curator’s Eye section of City Arts magazine features work by our favorite glass artist Greg Clark. Make sure you pick up the copy of the magazine and stop by our store to check out his work!

First Thursday Art Walk :: James Dykes Atwood

Wednesday, September 23rd, 2009


Boy with the Pearl Earring
A morph of the four Beatles, Yoko Ono sifted into the background.

{far4) will host one of Seattle’s most digitally different artists at our store for First Thursday, from 6-9pm on October 1st. James Dykes Atwood pushes every pixel on the digital canvas of his mind after which he downloads to a remote printer in his studio. He goes over every image many times, not to just add layers or story, but to make sure that everything is correctly translated from analog to digital.

“I prefer to combine original photography with outside sources, I scan film, prints, and organic material. Even though it is viewed 2 dimensionally, the structure of photoshop is very 3D. My technique is as much sculptingpixels as it is photographic.”

We will be showing pieces that have been selected by James that represent his technique as an artist but also as a story teller. The artist might be in attendance but his assistant will be there to explain his work as well as answer any questions. We will also have white wine and Theo chocolate. Stop by to sip some wine and take in some spectacular pieces by James Dykes Atwood.

Please visit his site www.acrownofpixels.com.

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