prints, posters and notecards of paintings by well-known Seattle Wildlife Artist Ed Newbold. Subjects include Pike Place Market scenes, including flowers and the fish-stalls. A sub-specialty are posters of taxonomic/geographic groups of animals, such as Salmonids of the NW to Alaska, Hummingbirds of the US, Hummingbirds of Costa Rica, Butterflies of the Puget Sound, Warblers of the West, Cetaceans of NE Pacific, Rockfish of the NE Pacific, Owls of the US and more. Lots of Orca, Salmon imagery with over 200 images of birds and mammals, including critters involved in famous NW scenes, such as Orcas at Deception Pass, a Harbor Seal at the Orcas Island Ferry Dock, and an Anna's Hummingbird in a Seattle snow storm.
Art Marble 21
With a decor that brings together style and comfort, Art Marble 21 offers diners an experience that promises to be unforgettable. Accentuated in warm tones with large glass windows, you are welcomed in a warm and welcoming ambiance. The menu features a selection of masterfully-created, delectable, contemporary dishes that look as appetizing as they taste. Paired with creative cocktails and a carefully curated wine list, a meal at this restaurant is sure to please. The highlight of this restaurant is the 3000 square feet game room that comprises three pool tables, ping pong tables, foosball, darts and more. You can also hire that rooms for private events and celebrations.
Thai Exotic Importers is a family owned and operated business. Our goal is to make the highest quality products from Thailand available at the lowest price. The gallery features a carved Teak wood collection, paintings, functional art and a collection of paintings by Ferg, a local Seattle artist. Ferg uses a wide variety of natural and textural elements, some of which include; bamboo, lichens, sage, skeleton leaves, bee nest paper and amber. His artwork is unique and provides the viewer with a visually stimulating experience that is rich in color and texture. Everything in our store is handmade and one of the kind.
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Founded in 1976, the Pratt Fine Arts Center is an educational and resource facility that promotes creative development and artistic engagement to the local and global communities. It organizes classes, exhibitions and lectures and administers programs that serve more than 13,000 people every year. The nonaccredited center administers the Tailored Learning Program. It offers glassblowing, hot glass casting, printmaking, flameworking and glass fusing sessions for adults. The Pratt Fine Arts Center operates a studio that provides wax carving, sculpting and jewelry designing classes. It offers sculpting with a variety of materials, including bronze, steel, wood and stone. The center s sculpture studios feature a moldmaking room, stonecarving area, and fabrication and forging shops. It operates through education and administration departments. The Pratt Fine Arts Center additionally provides online registration options.
Center on Contemporary Art, as the name suggests, is a non-profit contemporary gallery that attracts art lovers from far and wide. The objective of this gallery is to understand, endorse and encourage new talent and is a great place to get a first-hand look at the local art community. Talented emerging, as well as established artists, breathe life into this gallery.
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Opened in 2006, Lee Center for the Arts is one of the performing spaces of the Seattle University. Highlighting the works of its students and local artists, the center comprises of two distinct spaces. The Hedreen Gallery is at the lobby and showcases visual art. One can get a glimpse of these pieces through the huge plate glass panels of the gallery from the street. John Eshelman Stage is used for dance shows and theatrical acts by resident companies and traveling local artists. You can visit the gallery from 1.30p to 6p.
