Doolittle+Bird

We’re excited to be working with visual artist Chris Maynard, who cuts astoundingly beautiful artworks out of feathers. See his work at Featherfolio and be sure to check out his book, Feathers, Form and Function!

We’re proud to be helping the University of Washington’s Dance Program spread the word about its 50th birthday! Join us in the celebration at the many performances, classes, film screenings, lectures and more during “Opening Doors: Celebrating 50 Year of Dance at the UW,” coming up October 16-20. Most events are free and open to the public!

Jennifer Salk’s “Beats Me,” UW Dance Faculty Concert, 2014. photo: Tim Summers

What a Confabulous day! (Sorry, had to.) Thanks to everyone at Gallery-One in Ellensburg, WA, and all the engaged artists who attended our Confab presentation on Online Marketing & Social Networking today. Can’t wait to see your sparkly new/updated websites, Facebook pages, e-newsletters, etc. etc.!

Join us for a showing of gorgeous works on paper and canvas by Mary Sheldon Scott (Molly), with a special intimate vocal performance by the equally amazing Jessika Kenney.

Mary Sheldon Scott creates internal and external landscapes filled with luminous textures and intense color. Drawn to the place where accident and action meet, she is increasingly engaged in underscoring visual tension between the raw and the refined, between the organic and the decorative. Her dynamic investigation of materials on canvas and paper includes acrylic paint, sumi-e ink, pencil, pastels, markers, collage, and glitter glue.

The Beebe Studio is a third-floor walk-up between Lenora & Virginia Streets.

For more info & RSVPs: lila(at)doolittleandbird.com; 206.650.3305

We’re happy to be helping the iconic and influential Pat Graney Company shore up support for their creative work and arts education activities, including the 20th year of their vital program for incarcerated women, Keeping the Faith/The Prison Project!

We’ll be at Center on Contemporary Art (CoCA) next Thursday, April 16 from 6-9pm giving artists feedback on their portfolios. It’s great for artists applying for grants or public art projects, looking to expand networking skills, wondering what to actually put in their portfolio or website, or seeking professional feedback on a new body of work. Come get valuable feedback on how you present your work!

We’re jazzed (sorry, had to) about adding composer and guitarist Greg Ruby to our roster! Can’t wait to spread the word about all the great things he and his band’s up to. Meantime, listen to some fun tunes!

We’re excited to be helping bring to life a major collaborative arts project by composer Jovino Santos Neto and visual artist/designer Michelle de la Vega! Stay tuned for details, and check out their websites in the meantime to be inspired.