West Seattle Weblog… | three stops alongside the West Seattle Artwork Stroll, June version

18:08: Tomorrow at this time we could see rain – so get out now and enjoy the sun – this month West Seattle Art Walk is on!

(WSB photos by Torin Record-Sand)

Leonardo Lanzolla is one of the artists you can meet tonight. He sat Fogue Gallery (4130 California SW) until 8 p.m. with its exhibition “All creatures, big and small.”

We’re stopping at a few other locations so we’ll add more photos later. You can plan your own West Seattle Art Walk route with stops for art and specialty food and drink from various establishments by checking the official listing / preview here!

6:56 p.m .: Julia Douthwaite Viglione is at West Seattle Grounds (2141 California SW) until 8 p.m .:

She shows her “Respect” quilts, which are on display all month, and has a free quilt drawn at 8pm and offers this game:

Participants will find a long table marked with blue tape with a 5 × 3 grid and a stack of 10-inch sewn quilting squares in a variety of textures, colors, and patterns. People lay out the squares in their own designs, take a picture; voilà – an electric quilt! Then you take part in the drawing for a real quilt with the same design, in the drawing “WIN YOUR QUILT”. (The winner will receive exactly the quilt they designed themselves in 6-8 weeks.) A creative and entertaining time guaranteed.

And one more stop – Made a secret (4312 SW Oregon) in the intersection:

John Keatley shows some of his renowned photographs, also until 8 p.m.