My girlfriend’s business, Post Pike, located in Capitol HIll and Georgetown, received an email from a Sarah Miller in October, sharing with us she was working on a local guide to spaces in the PNW (specifically Seattle) that show new and emerging artists’ works. This past weekend, Miller delivered a copy to me, which can be found in Post Pike Georgetown and many other venues featured in the book. Check out the instagram page for updates on these spaces, here. I got the inside scoop from Miller as well about her incredible endeavour in creating this catalogue!

I was in New York early March of 2020 in the glamorous role of Exhibitor Lounge Attendant at The Armory Show just before the pandemic became public knowledge to people in seemingly unaffected areas; this didn’t last long.

I loved standing over the pieces sent and seeing how the work had a texture I didn't expect.

I was ecstatic actually to find out that these were not paintings except for the sides of them.

I have been thinking an exorbitant amount about surfaces (as goes with any exhibition that lends a variety of sexy surfaces) but with these there is an insinuation of a screen or a barrier that exists in a in between space of viewer and object that is either referencing a LCD Screen or a fence or a window–– this is all throughout the show which brings me into differences I feel in yours…...