The date is set for the Seattle stop of Matchstick Productions’ latest film In Deep. Thursday night, Oct 1st Matchstick will bring the last winter’s highlights to the screen of the King Kat Theater. Doors will open at 7 and the movie is to begin at 8. Tickets will be available at evo beginning in August for $15. Keep checking back for updates and chances to win tickets. In the meantime check out the teaser for In Deep
That was Grant Gunderson commenting on back flipping cliff dropper Bryce Phillips and the shot is from Grant’s collection on ESPN Action Sports. Grant has spent tons of hours shooting Bryce and friends and amassed quite an impressive portfolio. He was named one of the Top 50 action sports photographers by Red Bull in 2007. Grant’s got an amazing website with all of his pictures ready to go, just scroll over the number and bam! No load times. Check it out # 31-Powder Day at Baker (only 4 months until the season starts!!)
Friday, July 3, 2009 - What a crazy night….evo was ransacked by zombies, summer dresses and creations contributed by evo employees adorned the walls of the Timesinfinity Art Gallery. It was an incredible thing to see everyone’s hard work and heart hanging there. 10 employees from across the company either created new installations or brought some of the best from their collections to share with everyone.
We love art. So much in fact that we also make it ourselves. And we think some of it is actually pretty decent. On July 3rd at evo we’re bogarting the Times Infinity Gallery to share some of our art with you. Come check out this free event and see some of the hidden gems that evo has to offer.
What: Hired Hands evo employee art exhibit
When: Friday, July 3rd | 7-10pm
Where: evo Times Infinity art gallery | 122 NW 36th St Seattle (Fremont)
Cost: Free
evo Art Galley Exhibit: Progress Syndrome by Hunter Longe
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON –Hunter and his art were welcomed with open arms after a long haul from San Francisco late last Wed night. With lots to get done over the next few days, we quickly unloaded his twin brother’s truck and decided to make a plan over some substance. We took a walk down 36th for some late night Thai food from Jai Thai and discussed how the next few days would unfold leading up to the exhibit opening. Read the rest of this entry »
Join us as we welcome Hunter Longe to evo’s Timesinfinity Art Gallery for the month of June. Hunter’s work is an attempt to reveal a parallel reality by merely re-presenting the given and often mundane.
evo artist pubs is ripping in tacoma with blaine fontana and some of seattl’es finest as Artifakt comes to Tacoma in its inaugural art show at Robert Daniel Gallery , described by The Weekly Volcano’s Alec Clayton as “a mini-Museum of Modern Art.”
Let me start off by saying thanks to everyone who was able to make it down. evoFest just keeps getting better and better and its all thanks to the great mix of people this event brings in. Fraggle Rock put on a killer show and the Pyramid beer was so delicious we tapped all the kegs! Shout outs to Verizon Wireless and Scion for make this whole thing possible. Those of you who couldn’t make it we hope to see ya next year! Hey, for any of you who made it down, check out the photos from the event below
Stop in to see what the Spacecraft crew has been concocting in the lab… get your Photobooth on with Patrick Wright photography and there will be a silent auction featuring framed gallery sheet art, proceeds to go to the Bali School Fund for Kids. Follow me to Spacecraft.
What: art + giving + bunny antics
When: May 22nd
Where: Spacecraft headquarters | 227 9th Ave. N. Seattle, WA 98109
Tre Dauenhauer, evo Photographer
“Dude, Bob Dylan’s collar? It’s popcorn.”
I nodded at Rachel and glanced over at Sam Kirk’s portrait of Bob Dylan as if I understood what she was talking about. In reality, I was snickering. Rachel was clearly drunk. When she left the room and I took a closer look, though, I felt sheepishly intoxicated (and sheep who’ve had a sip of beer are even less intelligent than sober sheep). The left side of Dylan’s off-white collar had the depth and texture that can only be achieved with a closeup photograph of popcorn.
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