Last month’s edition of Flat Stanley’s Steamroller Print Initiative produced prints by Tina Randolph that will be part of Georgetown’s Art Attack on Saturday.
(Last time I checked, the link for Art Attack says July 11, but a similar event takes place Aug. 8, same place. Info on this month’s activities after the jump.)
From the Art Attack press release:
Georgetown Art Attack returns on Saturday, August 8 from 6:00 to 9:00 PM. This month includes: “CB” a photography exhibition exploring the culture of the café racer motorcycle by Jaime Forero at Smarty Pants; a display of Tina Randolph’s large-scale linocut print recently produced during the Flat Stanley Steamroller Print Initiative in Georgetown at Georgetown Tile Works; “Comics Savants: A Survey of Seattle Alternative Cartoonists” celebrating 20 years of Fantagraphics Books’ presence in the region featuring Peter Bagge, Jim Blanchard, Charles Burns, Ellen Forney, Roberta Gregory, Ted Jouflas, Megan Kelso, David Lasky, Jason T. Miles, Patrick Moriarity, Eric Reynolds, Jim Woodring, and introducing Eroyn Franklin at Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery; recent works by Georgetown painter Tyler Kohat at All City Coffee; West Coast punk rawk show with Koalacaust from Santa Cruz, Joyce Manor from Long Beach, Tacoma’s Premise Beach, and Jason Clackley of Seattle at Squid & Ink; and the usual spontaneous mirth and merriment we’ve come expect during the Art Attack.
Georgetown is an armpit. Is that why it gets coverage when it attempts art, as affirmative action? You skip so much else. I can’t be the non-novelty of the big machine, can it?