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Thursday night September 11 we will host two makers from very different disciplines. Shelli Markee, the artist whose wire birds soar up the walls at Click!, will flesh out the space with more flora and fauna sculptures in wire. Steve Lawler, a Tacoma woodworker whose reclaimed furniture line is one of the newest additions to the Click! showroom floor, will also be on hand to talk about his solid goods.   Shelli's wire works are three-dimensional line drawings, capturing the essence of their subject without color or shading. They are instantly recognizable despite their minimalism. The inspiration she finds in...

        Thursday May 8 we will host a book signing event for Hannah Viano, whose beautiful S is for Salmon: A Pacific Northwest Alphabet is now available.   Hannah's art has been featured at Click before; you may remember her amazing pieces, delicately cut from paper. She'll be here for art walk from 6 to 9pm, signing books and showing the original paper-cuts that became the pages of the book. Her new book is a feast of stunning imagery. Children and adults will appreciate the unusual alphabet pairings, tuned to aquatic themes of the Pacific Northwest.  ...

We're really lucky that Karen likes visiting Seattle. We get to see what's fresh off her jeweler's bench! Check this bi-metal ring. Steel outside, a peek of gold from the inside and so much room for light to shine thru that diamond!...careful it's blinding - in a very good way. Karen is also bringing earrings, necklaces and bracelets from a several collections that haven't been shown at Click! before. So put Saturday May 3rd from 11am to 5pm on your calendar and come to Click! and lay your eyes on ground breaking contemporary jewelry design by Karen Konzuk.

Click! has imported Megan Auman - one of our favorite artists -  to Seattle from Philly for a double event extravaganza! Thursday March 13th 6pm to 9pm • West Seattle Art Walk with Megan Auman: During Art Walk, Megan will show her original acrylic paintings, vibrant scarves, and luscious pillows. Friday March 14th 7pm to 8:30pm •  The intersection of creativity and business." Along with being an amazing designer and maker Megan is an educator and entrepreneur focused on helping creative people succeed in their businesses. Through her website, Designing an MBA, she shares business thinking for fellow artists, designers, and creatives. In...

simplicity, focus, repetition - all apt words to describe Lisa Hasegawa's intentional art making. In her own words "...the process of art-making is as important as the finished piece itself." Holes are punched into sheets of paper that she has been collecting for years. Thread is sewn and the holes are burnished closed at the end of the sewing process. Truly a meditation in art. Click! welcomes Lisa Hasegawa to the West Seattle Artwalk Thursday February 13th from 6 to 9pm. untitled d