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SUMMARY:Timeless Euphoria
DESCRIPTION:Community Exhibit featuring Kaotic_artz\, Jay/mo’moy creates\, Amado Mar\, MAR\, Risaki Diego\, and Vaquero Azul \nTimeless Euphoria is an art show featuring incredible Trans & Two-Spirit\, Artists- ranging from Black\, Mexican\, Chamorro\, Puerto Rican\, and First Nations peoples.It takes incredible power to put the medicine that is our art into creation and shape the world as we see it. Embrace this moment of tender intimacy. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThrough illustration\, painting\, mixed media\, wearable art\, and storytelling\, these artists envision worlds where authenticity is celebrated and community is nurtured. Together\, the works in Timeless Euphoria remind us that art can be medicine\, resistance\, remembrance\, and a pathway toward more expansive futures. \n\nVaquero Azul (@vaquero_azul_art)\nVaquero Azul is a Mexican and Puerto Rican\, Boriken-Taíno\, IndigeQueer illustrator and sewist. Their work celebrates Trans Mexican\, Boriken\, and Mesoamerican joy while honoring Trans ancestors through year-round ofrendas and acts of remembrance. Through their art\, workshops\, and presentations\, they create spaces for serenity\, emotional vulnerability\, and empowerment for LGBTQ2IA+ communities. \nMo’moy Creates / Jay Robles (@caymo.moy | @caytrb)\nJay Robles is Šmuwič (Barbareño) Chumash and a descendant of the Cahuilla and Ohlone peoples of California. A storyteller\, curator\, filmmaker\, and multidisciplinary artist\, Jay’s practice is rooted in Indigenous futurism\, restorative justice\, and community healing. Their work centers Two-Spirit lifeways while contributing to the wellbeing of Native peoples and all relations through storytelling and cultural connection. \nAmado Mar (@arimar)\nAmado Mar is a genderqueer Two-Spirit Boricua poet\, lyricist\, visual artist\, and emerging musician. Drawing inspiration from humanity’s interconnectedness with culture and nature\, Amado weaves stories of queerness\, resistance\, transformation\, and identity. Across disciplines\, their work seeks to spark reflection\, curiosity\, and connection. \nKaotic Artz (@kaotic_artz)\nKaotic Artz is a Mexican\, nonbinary transmasc artist whose vibrant paintings often feature self-portraits and depictions of loved ones. Using bold colors\, glitter\, and expressive imagery\, they transform personal experiences\, emotions\, media influences\, and relationships into joyful acts of self-expression. \nM A R / Mar Olivos (@backto_mar)\nMar Olivos is a Queer\, Latine\, Nonbinary (Dos Espíritus)\, Disabled artist originally from Walla Walla and now based in Seattle. Through illustration\, painting\, and self-portraiture\, Mar explores identity\, healing\, joy\, and belonging. Their artistic practice serves as both resistance and reclamation\, centering art as a spiritual practice and a tool for individual and collective liberation. \nRisåki Diego (@r.i.saki)\nRisåki is a gela’/transmasc artist inspired by Chamoru culture and a deep love of color. Through wearable art\, they create the world they wish to inhabit\, using adornment as a way to honor\, liberate\, and align body and spirit. Their work invites viewers to imagine new possibilities for self-expression\, cultural pride\, and embodied freedom. \n\nOn view October 7 – November 15\, 2026\nArtists’ Reception: Saturday\, October 10\, 5–7 PM\nSpecial Event: Chest Binder Fashion Show\, November 7\, 3–6 PM \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://columbiacitygallery.com/event/timeless-euphoria/
LOCATION:Columbia City Gallery\, 4864 Rainier Ave S\, Seattle\, WA\, 98118\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Exhibit
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SUMMARY:Shifting Horizons
DESCRIPTION:Shifting Horizons\nShifting Horizons brings together the work of Jacqui Beck\, Barb Flye\, and Tara McDermott\, three artists working across painting\, mosaic\, photography\, encaustic\, and mixed media. Though distinct in medium and approach\, each artist explores how perspective changes over time\, whether through relationships\, migration\, personal growth\, or the creative process itself. \nThe exhibition reflects on both literal and metaphorical horizons: the places we move toward\, the viewpoints we inherit and challenge\, and the possibilities that emerge when we allow ourselves to see the world differently. Together\, these works invite viewers to consider change not as an ending\, but as an opening. \n\nJacqui Beck\nJacqui Beck is a Seattle-based painter whose work celebrates the people\, places\, and moments that bring meaning to everyday life. Drawing inspiration from personal relationships\, observation\, and beauty found in ordinary experiences\, her paintings often focus on connection\, perspective\, and joy. \n“These paintings are about what is important to me. Sometimes it’s just what I think is beautiful. Sometimes it’s what is important\, and sometimes it’s what I love.” \n\nBarb Flye\nBarb Flye is a mosaic artist whose work combines stained glass\, porcelain\, slate\, smalti\, wood\, and other materials to create richly textured narratives. Her mosaics are deeply informed by social issues\, environmental awareness\, and humanity’s relationship to migration and belonging. \n“Moving\, or migrating to a new horizon for a more hopeful future is a natural instinct both animals and humans share.” \n\nTara McDermott\nTara McDermott is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice spans encaustic\, painting\, woodworking\, and mixed media. Her work is driven by curiosity\, experimentation\, and a deep engagement with color\, form\, and materiality. \n“Creativity encapsulates the spark of ideas\, craft\, processes\, knowledge\, and following a path of ever unhinged ideas until they manifest in the physical.” \n\nOn View: October 7 – November 15\, 2026\nArtists’ Reception: Saturday\, October 10 | 5–7 PM \nThrough painting\, mosaic\, photography\, and encaustic sculpture\, Shifting Horizons reminds us that perspective is never fixed. As landscapes\, experiences\, and understandings shift\, new possibilities emerge just beyond the horizon.
URL:https://columbiacitygallery.com/event/shifting-horizons/
LOCATION:Columbia City Gallery\, 4864 Rainier Ave S\, Seattle\, WA\, 98118\, United States
CATEGORIES:Member Exhibit
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