Exhibition view
  • Exhibition view
Bret Marion
  • Bret Marion
Carrie Whitney
  • Carrie Whitney
Claire Johnson
  • Claire Johnson
Claude Zervas & Chris Zervas
  • Claude Zervas & Chris Zervas
Debra Baxter
  • Debra Baxter
Helen Curtis
  • Helen Curtis
Jana Brevick
  • Jana Brevick
Jodi Rockwell
  • Jodi Rockwell
Juniper Shuey
  • Juniper Shuey
Kelly Kempe
  • Kelly Kempe
Kiki MacInnis
  • Kiki MacInnis
Margie Livingston
  • Margie Livingston
Randy Wood
  • Randy Wood
Samantha Scherer
  • Samantha Scherer
Toi Sennhauser
  • Toi Sennhauser
Yuki Nakamura
  • Yuki Nakamura
August 27–September 1 2003

The Gallery of Collections and Creations: SOIL at Bumbershoot

  • Bret Marion, Casey Keeler, Carrie Whitney, Claire Johnson, Claude Zervas & Chris Zervas, Debra Baxter, Helen Curtis, Jana Brevick, Jodi Rockwell, Juniper Shuey, Karen Liebowitz, Kelly Kempe, Kiki MacInnis, Margie Livingston, Randy Wood, Samantha Scherer, Toi Sennhauser, Yuki Nakamura
  • Curator: Randy Wood
  • A SOIL group show, curated by Randy Wood, at BUMBERSHOOT 2003
  • August 27-September 1 noon to 8pm
  • August 26-28th are FREE
  • FREE Opening Gala Wednesday Aug 27, 6-9.30pm
  • In the Lopez Room (in the Northwest Rooms, corner of Republican and 1st Ave near Key Arena, Seattle Center)

Artists' workspaces are cluttered not only with the tools of their trade but various collections from which they derive inspiration. Some collections are formal, such as carefully labeled fossils under glass and others are considerably less, like a stack of dog-eared fashion magazines.

Collections and Creations examines the relationship between that which an artist accumulates and that which an artist creates, showcasing collections and art by the diverse group of artists who make up SOIL. The exhibition is divided into sections for each artist. Each section includes a sample of the artist's collection, examples of their work, and a statement by the curator on the relationship between their collection and work. In some of the work, the influence of their collections is obvious, while in others it is not.

Show made possible in part by One Reel and by Boeing Surplus.