Cute and Conscious - Xavier's Kawaii Artwork

Sunday, October 25, 2009

Announcement for West Seattle Art Walk!!!

Sterling Images Gallery October Ducky Tower of Terror

Halloween images have always been displayed at Sterling Images Gallery("SIG"), but, now, the gallery, in association with Duckies Rule!, presents the World's First Ducky Tower of Terror. Interactive Halloween fun has never been duckier! SIG (at Lowman Beach Park) presents the art of John Cerminaro, Xavier Lopez, and Ron Sterling (founder of the gallery). Images include "Ducky Vampire 2.0" and "The Wizardess of Awe."

Mr. Cerminaro is the world famous principal hornist (french horn) of theSeattle Symphony whose art can be described as "sublime kandinskyesque miniatures. Mr. Lopez who is a "veteran" of over a hundred shows and master of many different art forms, will show pieces from his "pop-surrealist" world. Ron Sterling, SIG's founder, presents delightfully quirky ducky images and many other fine photographic prints. Drinks, eats, and treats, plus drawings for prizes!

Click here to for link to original web page with announcement

Art Opening! Group Show! Snowmonkey's House of Monsters! Thursday October 8th!

The new Group Exhibition: Ghosts and Other Transparencies will open Thursday October 8th at Snowmonkey's House of Monsters Gallery on 1205 E Pike St., Seattle WA 98122. Starting at 6:00 and going to at least 10:00. The show features the art of Coco Howard, Bunny Lee and Xavier Lopez as well as several other very talented artists. Come by and take a gander at our work, I would love to see each and every one of you! This exhibit is free to everyone and is part of the Capitol Hill Art Walk. Enter through the Blue Bird Cafe and the Snowmonkey's Gallery is in the alcove.

New Work for Group Show at Snowmonkey's House of Monsters

Here is a preview of a new painting for a group show entitled: Ghosts and Other Transparencies. The new piece, so far does not have a name, but will be part of the October Capitol Hill Art Walk, which is Thursday, Oct. 8th. To see more of it and how the two pieces fit together, you will just have to come to my first Snow Monkey Art Opening...If you are very lucky, there might even be some Absinthe waiting for you--though, I'm not making any promises about that...