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KiM McCarthy Show Opening Oct. 20 in Seattle

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Saturday, October 20 from 3pm to 6pm
Bherd Studios
315 NW 85th St Seattle, WA 98117-3122

presents New Works By Soule.

A private artist reception will follow from 6pm to 9pm.

Her art will be in our our studio through November 6th.

Show runs the month of October.
In the Galleries

Chris Bettig Update

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2. take a look at things that are happening currently and coming up in the future at the Mountain Label blog!
This is the news site which will keep you up to date on what's going on over here. Both site will be updated regularly, the site with finished
projects and the blog with everything else, group show news, new projects as they are happening etc.

3. the Mountain Label design studio is now my full time job! Yes, some may know and some may not, but after an almost 7 year stint designing and
Artist News

Justseeds.org Relaunched

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We're excited to announce the official relaunching of Justseeds.org!!

Thanks to all who supported this effort.

Justseeds/Visual Resistance Artists' Cooperative is a community of artists who have banded together to collaborate and sell their work. Our website is not just a place to shop, but also a destination to find out about current events in radical art and culture. Our blog covers political printmaking, socially engaged street art, and culture related to social movements.
Artist News

First Tire Beach, Now Save the Albany Landfill!

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the cops are coming to the albany landfill tomorrow, monday, to kick out the people who live there and initiate a 2-week period of 'cleaning up' the park which will entail the use of heavy machinery, i.e. tractors/bulldozers! it's possible that they will be attacking some of the artwork as well as they have mentioned time and time again that they want it gone and this is the longest cleanup they have scheduled since 1999.
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