By Joe Veyera
This Saturday’s Ballard Art Walk will take over neighborhood businesses, galleries, studio, and restaurants from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. for a family-friendly showcase of the work of local artists.
This month, the Art Walk welcomes Hummingbird Juice Bar (2242 NW Market St) to the event, featuring the work print-based artist Jessica Weathersby, who is currently deconstructing older work to create organic micro/macro environments.
Art & Soul (2860 NW Market St) will host the work of Ballard artist Pat Clayton, and her series of oil on canvas paintings, Grand Canyons of the Colorado, Yellowstone and Pacific. Monster Art & Clothing (5000 20th Ave NW) will display the cartoon inspired artwork of Brandon Baker, aka Narboo, who will be live painting outside the shop.
In the Umpqua Bank Lobby, the 54th St. Atelier will be showing various Seattle sketches by Marilyn Batt, while entertainment in the lobby will be provided by bluegrass band Right as Rain beginning at 6:30 p.m. The works of Alaskan salmon fisherman and marine engineer Tom Crestodina, who draws the cross-sections of boats and other structures, will be at Annie’s Art & Frame (2212 NW Market St).
The stitched fiber work of Ballard artist Jo Simonian will be on display at Bloom (5410 17th Ave NW), while fellow Ballard resident and graphic designer Misha Zadeh will be showing her new works at re-souL (5319 Ballard Ave NW)
For more information on the Art Walk and a full rundown of artists, click here.
Image of Jessica Weathersby’s work courtesy of the Ballard Art Walk.
