genius.fryemuseum.orgGenius / 21 Century / Seattle

Artists Calendar About Commissions Premieres Works on View Literary Festival Film Festival Why Not School? Artists Calendar About September 26, 2015 — January 10, 2016 A celebration of exceptional artistic practice in Seattle in the twenty-first century, featuring the work of over sixty-five artists across all disciplines. C. Davida Ingram gives an Artist Talk at the Frye with her collaborators Amontaine Aurore and Inye Wokoma, December 17, 2016. Photo: Charles Peterson slider c. davida ingram video art The Intelligence performance, November 15, 2015. Photo: Charles Peterson slider the intelligence performance New Report, Artist Unknown by Wynne Greenwood and K8 Hardy is the last of four video exhibitions during . On view through January 10, 2016. Photo: Charles Peterson slider wynne greenwood video installation Behind the scenes of The Now I’m Fine Project with Charles Mudede and Michael Seiwerath. Find out about how Zia Mohajerjasbi, Charles Mudede, and Michael Seiwerath came into collaboration with Ahamefule Oluo to create The Now I’m Fine Project for and how they expect the project to grow. (Source: SoundCloud / Frye Art Museum ) music Charles Mudede Michael Seiwerath film storytelling You have three chances to experience Shabazz Palaces for free at the Frye before Genius closes. January 7 Ishmael Butler and Nep Sidhu present an artist talk. January 8 Shabazz Palaces performs in the galleries. Installed in the galleries through January 10 see SonicArchiTextile , a visual art and sound work collaboration with Nep Sidhu. Events and entry are free. (Source: SoundCloud / Sub Pop ) music shabazz palaces ishmael butler performance artist talk nep sidhu featured In October, On the Boards presented on Practical Grant Writing as part of . Here, by popular demand, is the presentation. What really happens on a grant panel? What are funders looking for in a grant application? What makes them pay attention and—more importantly—help get your project funded? On the boards grant writing WATCH Frye TV with Lead Pencil Studio: At some point in your life you get to work with people or collaborate with people and you really feel like, we can do anything.” Works by this artist duo are on view through January 10, 2016 as part of . See Thereafter , an earth work in the gravel lot behind the Frye Art Museum, along with Under the Surface , A Clearing , and Afforest , three large format charcoal, graphite, paint and, ink on paper drawings. lead pencil studio architectural frye tv regrade transformation commissions decay widepost featured Wynne Greenwood and K8 Hardy’s New Report, Artist Unknown is on view Tuesday December 15, 2015–January 10, 2016. See the video exhibition in entirety during the last weeks of . Courtesy of video data bank . wynne greenwood painting performance video exhibition widepost WATCH FRYE TV featuring C. Davida Ingram. I’m most interested in posing questions I get to relentlessly explore.” Ingram’s video installation, Avatar: Fannon and Decca is on view through January 10. December 17, 6 pm, join Ingram for a talk featuring her collaborators, Amontaine Aurore and Inye Wokoma, examining the nature of their collaboration for Avatar but also their experiences as artists working in multiple disciplines. frye tv c. davida ingram creative process video installation ersatz commission storytelling widepost Final Cut: Ladies and Gentlemen. Director: György Pálfi, 2012. DVD, 85 minutes. Let your senses soar and your imagination roam free as Scarecrow Video takes you on two distinct journeys through the wonderful world of film. Scarecrow is also screening Viva VHS! 2009. DVD-R, approx. 60 minutes. film scarecrow video storytelling Next » {{{ caption...