Last day of our July gallery presentation, Visual Impressions #Kirkland #arts

Enjoying our #Kirkland community with the Greater Kirkland Chamber of Commerce #community

We're 14 and still fabulous. From our earliest days in Bellevue to our home at Kirkland Urban we've evolved, expanded, and stayed true to our core: support artists, show great work, and keep it fresh. Thank you for continuing to be a part of us #Kirkland #community

Doors Open for our August presentation featuring Gallery Artists Kevin Cosley, Nino Yuniardi with Sculptor John Strohbehn and Guest Artist Neha Panicker #Kirkland #arts

Van Dough is an incredibly prolific Cookie Impressionist with several pieces in the Museum of Modern Cookie. His bold brush strokes are a striking component of Cookie Flowers #Kirkland #ChocolateChipCookieDay

Pablo Picasso and his dachshund, Lump. Picasso cycled through every kind of pet imaginable in his long life. Before he inherited Matisse’s doves, he owned owls, dogs, a mouse and a goat #Kirkland #arthistory #worklikeadog

Mouth #15.Tom Wesselmann.1968. Tom appropriated imagery from pop culture. Focusing on individual body parts. Imagining them as disembodied, often on a monumental scale. Wesselmann Mouth paintings investigate how sex is used to sell celebrity #Kirkland #arthistory #FreshBreathDay

Lighthouse Hill, 1927 by Edward Hopper. Is an ominous landscape. Despite Hopper's bright blue sky and seemingly serene subject, Hopper's treatment of shadows made the painting somewhat disturbing and uneasy #Kirkland #arthistory #LighthouseDay

Join us tonight Belltown Artwalk featuring Gallery Artist Esther Loopstra #belltownartwalk

August gallery presentation featuring Guest Artist Neha Panicker and Sculptor John Strohbehn #Kirkland #arts

August presentation featuring a collection of 10x10 artworks from Gallery Artist Nino Yuniardi's Pit Stop Series #Kirkland #arts

New works added to Gallery Artist John Dempcy's Rhythms and Rhymes Series #Kirkland #arts

Grace Jones Nightclubbing album 1981. The famous photo by Jean-Paul Goude of Grace Jones dressed in an Armani suit, a cigarette dangling from her lips, a much cheeky New Wave commentary on corporate 80s style as an exercise in gender-bending fashion #Kirkland #VinylRecordDay

Gallery Night TONIGHT (Friday) 6-9p. Featuring Artists: Kevin Cosley, Neha Panicker, John Strohbehn and Nino Yuniardi #Kirkland #arts

#TellAJokeDay #Kirkland

August gallery presentation featuring a wonderful collection of sculpture works from John Strohbehn #Kirkland #arts #sculpture

New artworks added to Gallery Artist Janice Tayler's Beneath Crossroads and Tangled Borders Series #Kirkland #arts

The Glue Society. Hot with the Chance of a Late Storm. 2013. Many a child cried when this sculpture appeared at Tamarama beach. An entire ice-cream van melting all over the sand provided many with the most potent climate change message. #SoftIceCreamDay #Kirkland #arthistory

Ed Ruscha's Hurting the Word Radio #2 (1964): Iconic painting features the word "RADIO" in bold, yellow lettering against a blue background. Includes a subversive element with c-clamps distorting the letters, adding a layer of visual tension #Kirkland #arthistory #radioday

Carmen Herrera influenced a generation of artists. As an abstract painter. Herrera made art for over 70 years. She was only recently recognized for her groundbreaking creations. sold her first painting at 89 #Kirkland #arthistory #SeniorCitizensDay