Sun 14 Jan 2007
Always interested in modern art, especially in unusual places, I attended the grand opening of the McLeod Residence, an art gallery/performance space located in an old apartment building in downtown Seattle. Like galleries in San Francisco and elsewhere, they’re offering “private membership” to augment their income to keep the place running. It feels like an old bordello with it’s velvet wallpaper and vintage chandeliers, and I look forward to more events there.
I was pleased to see Galen Ward in attendance, founder of Shack Prices. He and his cute girlfriend Eve were hobnobbing and chatting it up with other gallery attendees, and he was a good sport when I insisted that he bend his 6′+ frame down for a photo, so I wouldn’t look so short petite.
Galen had a piece in the show entitled”Ice Field – No Dumping” that was presented as a transparency in a light box. Very cool.Â
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