September 8, 2011 – 10:00 pm
Well, the summer is wrapping up and so is my internship. It is time for this blogger to move on to other adventures. We’ve had some good times, Hank, and so many memories among my 40+ posts in the past 3 months. Do you recall “Hey, Let’s Talk!” when I gave you the gift of [...]
September 7, 2011 – 11:46 pm
Seattle’s new Emerging Museum Professionals chapter is holding their big, initiative kick-off party tomorrow evening, September 8, 2011. EMP is affiliated with American Association of Museums and facilitates networking between new museum professionals within the first 10 years of their career. They offer opportunities to: -Connect with colleagues from other institutions. -Discover ways to increase [...]
Posted in Art Museums, Community Events, Opportunities, Other Museums, Seattle events
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Tagged Alexander Calder, American Association of Museums, business cards, career opportunities, Emerging Museum Professionals, Experience Music Project, Facebook, free food, I Want Curry Now, live music, Maximus Minimus, Olympic Sculpture Park, red balloons, Seattle, Street Treats, The Eagle
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September 7, 2011 – 8:15 pm
Back in the summer of 2008, the Henry was the proud host of Matthew Buckingham: Play the Story. Henry-goers may recall his three, historically themed video installations: Mary Wollstonecraft, an 18th-century woman of letters; Louis Le Prince, a Frenchman who invented a prototypical motion picture projector in the last decades of the 19th century; and [...]
Posted in Art / Artists, Art Museums, Articles of Interest, Artist's Sites, Henry Exhibitions, Other Museums, Visit our Website
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Tagged "A Vindication of the Rights of Woman", Brooklyn Museum, Charlotte Wolf, Creative Destruction, In the Spirit of the Letter, Kate Miles, Louis Le Prince, Mary Wollstonecraft, Matthew Buckingham, Matthew Buckingham: Play the Story, New York City, New York Public Library, new york times, Or Gallery, Vancouver BC, Video installations
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September 7, 2011 – 3:37 pm
Join us in Shelf Life for an evening of Songs About Books with musical performances of by Levi Fuller, Joshua Morrison, and Led to Sea (Alex Guy). Organized by Levi Fuller and funded by a grant from the City of Seattle Office of Arts and Cultural Affairs, five local songwriters were invited to participate in [...]
Posted in Community Events, Events at the Henry, Henry Exhibitions, Lobby Test Site, Music, Performance and Film, Reading Material
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Tagged Alex Guy, Ball of Wax, Fremont Abbey, Hankblog, Helen DeWitt, Johanna Kunin, Joshua Morrison, Led to Sea, Levi Fuller, Lobby Test site, Maggie Nelson, Matt Ruff, Office of Arts and Cultural Affairs, Shelf Life, Songs About Books, Vladimir Nabokov
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September 6, 2011 – 5:50 pm
Image for cover: Wendy McMurdo. Helen, Backstage, Merlin Theatre (The Glance). 1995. Pigmented inkjet print. Courtesy of the artist. We still have space left for our Curator Led Tour of The Digital Eye. Join Henry Director Sylvia Wolf, curator of the The Digital Eye: Photographic Art in the Electronic Age and author of the recent [...]
Posted in Events at the Henry, Henry Exhibitions, Photography, Programs and Lectures, Stranger Tickets
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Tagged curator-led tour, digital photography, Henry Members, Stranger Tickets, Sylvia Wolf, The Digital Eye, ticket reminder
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September 2, 2011 – 2:25 pm
The Henry is in the race again for the King 5 Best of Western Washington election. PLEASE VOTE FOR US AS YOUR FAVORITE MUSEUM TODAY!!! We’re hoping to beat our past records in this competition and we need your help! Click on the ad on the side bar of this webpage or visit the Voting Poll here! [...]
September 1, 2011 – 6:21 pm
Hey Henry-goers! Do you happen to remember back to this past winter and SuttonBeresCuller: Panoptos? Well the trio continues their art installations with On the Boards, a leading center for the creation and presentation of contemporary performance. The show To Be Determined will be available for viewing September 15th through the 18th at Merrill Wright Theater in [...]
Posted in Art / Artists, Artist's Sites, Community Events, Henry Exhibitions, Henry's Permanent Collection, seattle art
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Tagged 12 minutes max, ben beres, Cornish College of the Arts, East Gallery, John Sutton, Lake Washington, Lawrimore Project, Merrill Wright Theater, NW New Works Festival, On the Boards, Panoptos, performance installation, Queen Anne, Stroum Gallery, SuttonBeresCuller, The Island, Three Dragon Restaurant, To Be Determined, Zac Culler
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August 31, 2011 – 10:52 pm
We’re in the final month of The Digital Eye: Photographic Art in the Electronic Age, but we still have plenty of fun programs and events remaining. This Friday, September 2, is Gallery Talk: Paul Berger. Photographer and exhibiting artist Paul Berger will give an informal gallery talk on his work and the impact of photography and [...]
Posted in Art / Artists, Articles of Interest, Artist's Sites, Community Events, Events at the Henry, Henry Exhibitions, Photography, seattle art, Stranger Tickets, Visit our Website
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Tagged "Everyday Life for Sentient Beings", Artist Lectures, curator-led tour, digital photography, Field Work, geolocation technology, Jason Salavon, Paul Berger, Photo Center NW, Sylvia Wolf, The Digital Eye, The Stranger, University of Washington
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August 25, 2011 – 9:57 pm
One of the Henry’s own currently-exhibting artists, Jason Salavon, and The Digital Eye: Photographic Art in the Electronic Age was featured in a recent Stranger SLOG posting! Click here to read the full article… You can see Salavon’s Every Playboy Centerfold, The 1970s in The Digital Eye until the exhibition’s closing on September 25th. “Jason Salavon [...]
Posted in Art / Artists, Art Blogs, Articles of Interest, Artist's Sites, Community Events, Events at the Henry, Henry Exhibitions, Photography, Visit our Website
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Tagged digital images, Every Playboy Centerfold, gallery talk, golem, Jason Salavon, Photo Center NW, The Digital Eye, The Stranger Slog
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August 24, 2011 – 9:58 pm
THE FINAL EMANCIPATED SPECTATOR GROUP DISCUSSION HAS BEEN MOVED TO ROCK BOX KARAOKE! This month’s Talent Show discussion group, The Emancipated Spectator: Broadcast yourself, part 2 (Art, Entertainment and Reality), will meet in the lobby of Rock Box Karaoke this Thursday, August 25, at 7pm. Come embrace Karaoke culture and talk about the Talent Show. Join Henry [...]
Posted in Events at the Henry, Henry Exhibitions, Performance and Film, popular culture, Programs and Lectures, Reading Material, Visit our Website
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Tagged Amie Siegel, Benny's Video, Capitol Hill Seattle, David Holzman's Diary, karaoke, Malcolm McLaren, Neil Gabler, Rock Box Karaoke, sara krajewski, The Emancipated Spectator, The Talent Show, Walter Kirn
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