Tacoma(253)
June 19 – August 1 2014 The Tacoma(253) project is a civic love-affair for photographer Jesse Michener showcasing 253 images of the people and places she calls home. Born and…
Two Dimensional Work
Alive & Kicking
This year marks Fulcrum Gallery's seventh year in operation. We started off this season with Gary Lappier's photography show titled "Sent From Somewhere Else". Every year around this time I…
Constellation – An Overture to the Zodiac –
April 11th – June 13th 2014
Gallery Opening Reception 6 – 9pm April 11th
“The Enlightenment Cabinet” is a wandering art exhibition curated by artist Yvette Endrijautzki. With its current presentation “CONSTELLATION- an Overture to the Zodiac”, over forty local, national and international artists will introduce their own interpretation of the 12 Zodiac signs, approaching the subject in many different media. From sculpture to illustration, from
Sent from Somewhere Else
The Black and White Photography of Gary Lappier
March 14th – April 5th 2014
Opening Reception 6 pm Friday March 14th
I received a camera for my fifth birthday, which is around the same time I made my first visit to the B&I. It was a technicolor buzz full of goodies and amazements. A crown jewel in a city full of promise named Tacoma. Since a young age I had fantasized about documenting this unique place and the variety found within. As I grew and developed my craft, the B&I aged and declined. Sent from Somewhere Else is the photographic result of this exploration.
Hello
Hello New Work by Meghan Mitchell
Ink, Graphite & Pigment on Paper
September 19th – November 13th 2013
Hello is an exploration of one woman’s quest to share her rich inner monologue and myriad selves. A collection of two-dimensional drawings and interactive installation come together in this lighthearted exhibition. Meghan translates comedy, anxiety, and beauty into delicate line and unbounded sincerity. Inspired by zines, comics, and certain trappings of childhood this work is sure to pluck the double knotted strings in the cedar paneled basement of each grown up child’s heart. (more…)