Originally published Saturday, February 13, 2010 at 7:00 PM
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So much is going on in Seattle's Georgetown it just might give you an Art Attack
Art Attack is Georgetown's version of art walk. Here's a list of some of the venues that will participate next month: Artcore, Bella Vitale, Belle & Wissell, Equinox, Georgetown Arts Center, Georgetown Atelier, Georgetown Studios, Sunny Arms Artists' Cooperative and Totally Blown Glassworks.
Seattle Times staff reporter
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Art Attack arrives in Georgetown every second Saturday evening.
There's so much activity in every "nook and cranny of the neighborhood," that Marq Dean, a producer at the design studio Belle & Wissell, has only begun exploring. Dean, chair of the United Artists of Georgetown, has lived there for six years and worked there for 11.
Here is just a sampling of the 30 venues that will participate in the neighborhood's next big night out, from 6 to 9 p.m. March 13. More information is available at georgetownartattack.com.
Artcore Studios: A custom tattoo studio and gallery that works on human and digital canvases. 5501A Airport Way S. (206-767-2673 or www.artcoreseattle.com).
Bella Vitale Studio: Artist-run studio and gallery that showcases local and international work. 5917 Airport Way S. (206-763-3141 or bellavitale.blogspot.com).
Belle & Wissell: An interactive multimedia design studio that has worked with the Harley Davidson Museum, the EMP and the Wing Luke Museum. 6014 12th Ave. S. (206-322-7908 or www.bwco.info).
Equinox Studios: Art studios with more than 45 artists working on everything from blacksmithing to metal fabrication. 6555 Fifth Ave. S. (www.equinoxstudios.org).
Frida & Georgetown Tile Works: Secondhand, art, antique and tile studio. 5905 Airport Way S. (206-767-0331 or www.shopfrida.com).
Georgetown Arts Center: A former dance studio-turned-art space that showcases local pieces and holds workshops. 5511 Airport Way S. (206-851-1538 or georgetownartcenter.blogspot.com).
Georgetown Atelier: Part-time and full-time art classes on classical drawing and painting. 5628 Airport Way S., Suite 330. (www.georgetownatelier.com).
Georgetown Studios: This studio space used to be the Rainier Brewery building. It now houses the Georgetown Brewery, local artists, and photo and video shoots. 5890 Airport Way S. (800-517-1052 or www.georgetownstudios.com).
Sunny Arms Artists' Cooperative: An artists' living and work space. 707 S. Snoqualmie St. (www.sunnyarms.com).
Totally Blown Glassworks: Live glassblowing during Art Attack. 5607 Corson Ave. S. (206-768-8944 or www.totallyblownglass.com).
Marian Liu: 206-464-3825 or mliu@seattletimes.com
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