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Welcome to the Seattle Arts Ecology, Spring 2008. Please make use of this space to track course activities and assignments, share observations, ask questions, post photos from field trips, plug upcoming shows . . . you name it.
Friday, December 7, 2007
Big 6
It was so interesting to me to read about the beginnings of the art scene in Pioneer Square, especially since I never knew there were tons of art galleries there. Gordon Woodside and Francine Seders’ stories stood out to me. Founding his gallery with a loan from a friend and borrowing “big name” pieces for his first show, Woodside’s story makes me smile because it is so stereotypically artistic. Francine Seder sounds like an all-around amazing person. Training as a lawyer, moving to the States, working as a librarian, living in the basement of her gallery, it appears that Seder has such an incredible life story and one that shows the power of following her passion. I specifically loved this quote from Francine: “…people are not buying as much as two years ago. That will change because people need art; it’s a necessity and they always come back.”
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