The monthly Ballard ArtWalk is coming up this weekend, happening Saturday, Oct. 13 from 6 to 9pm. The free event takes place in businesses all over downtown Ballard, with art, music, and food.
Some of the highlights this month include shoe-tattooist Jeff Cornell at Market Street Shoes, a Halloween Art Party and Fashion Show at Le Merde, and some intriguing art from Morbid Anatomy at Ballyhoo Curiosity Shop.
The venues and their exhibits are the following:
- Atlas Travel Wear & Richard Hiner Architects(5337 Ballard Ave), art by Ellen Sollod
- Ballyhoo Curiosity Shop(5445 Ballard Ave NW), art by Morbid Anatomy
- Caffè Umbria (5407 Ballard Ave NW), live music by Jessie Thoreson, Gabriel Shirley, and Ryan Manthey
- The Cabiri (943 NW 50th St), art by Lis Wright Ivec
- Classic Consignment (5514 24th Ave NW), live music by Folk Voice Band and art by Linda Jo Duffy
- Clover Toys (5333 Ballard Ave NW), art by Michelle Carlslund Illustration
- Columbia Bank (5601 22nd Ave NW), art by Meera Mittal
- The Commons at Ballard (5621 22nd Ave NW), pet photography by Dirtie Dog Photography
- Couch Seattle (5304 Ballard Ave NW), art by Courtney Baxter Photography
- The Grumpy Old Man’s Comics, Art & Collectibles (1732 NW Market St), art by Susanne Werner
- His Word Found Here (5404 22nd Ave NW), photography by Jeff Coats
- KAVU (5419 Ballard Ave NW), art by Hannah Letinich Photography
- Kula Movement (5340 Ballard Ave NW), art by Melinda Hannah
- Le Merde (2607 NW Market St), Halloween Art Party and Fashion Show!
- MADE Co-Working Space (1736 NW Market ) Rock and Roll poster party by Donn Paulk with classic rock
- Market Street Shoes (2232 NW Market St #101), tattoo art by Jeff Cornell of Hidden Hand Tattoo
- Miro Tea (5405 Ballard Ave NW), art by Raphael Laigo
- Monster: Art, Clothing & Gifts (5000 20th Ave NW), group art show featuring 10 artists for Monster’s 10 Year Anniversary
- Patagonia (5443 Ballard Ave NW), art by Renick Woods and live music by Swingset
- Salt and Sugar Cafe and Bakery (5615 24th Ave. NW), art by Ernestina Casas Carvajal
- Scout & Molly’s (5317 Ballard Ave NW), art by Elizabeth Grina Goodman of Westerly Studio
- Secret Garden Books (2214 NW Market St), art by children’s book author and illustrator, Paul Schmid
- Tides & Pines (5410 22nd Ave NW), art by Hygge Made and Austin Hilde
- Venue (5408 22nd Ave NW), art by Danny Lo Priore
- The Vestibule (6312 32nd Ave NW, Unit A), art by Cicelia Ross-Gotta
For a map and more information about the ArtWalk, click here.
Photos courtesy Ballard ArtWalk’s Facebook page
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I’ll start. Can I bring my homeless companion?
Of course
Shoe tattooist?
Does he doodle on converse hi tops with felt marker too?
Maybe we can get a professional paper airplane folder in there sometime.
That’s actually a ‘thing’ – customized shoes. I’ve never cared about my shoes enough to do something like that, but I know people that just love it.
There’s a wonderful interactive installation on Ballard Commons called “The Honey Bucket”. The trick is, apparently, to walk past it and take a dump by the library.
Whoa that’s offensive!
No, it’s called “post-modern art”.
Whoa, that’s funny. And accurate!
Yeah, kill the poor finally!
No man, is better we let junkies steal from the poor people’s cars while they’re at work. See how that works?
Shut up yuppie POS, kill the poor!
No man, we call them “deplorables” and laugh when they lose their jobs and vote for people we hate. See how that works?
Finally?
The photo of suburban looking white boys playing music cracks me up. So very neo Ballard.
They’ve got their flannels to point to their youthful grunge heritage, but they’ve also got on vegan sneakers, clean, probably freshly washed jeans with no holes, and a music stand so they don’t forget their lyrics. We shall call them ‘Dadvana’. Or ‘Dadgarden’. ‘Dad Jam’. ‘Dad-is In Vans’.
Yep