The Trophy series is my most recent artistic endeavor. It all started when my friend Patrick Calhill and I were creating some glass pieces at his studio Area 253 Glassblowing in Tacoma. At the request of a patron we created a rudimentary deer skull. It came out so cool and interesting that I went into […] …read more
Source:: Kelsey
Tomorrow I have the honor of working with some of my favorite ladies!😘 !!! “The Mixtape PRIDE EDITION hosted by: Indika Haze” at The Mix in Tacoma!! Join us this Friday, July 12th, for our PRIDE 2019 installment!!!! This weeks extra special guests: Anita Spritzer, Hellen Tragedy, Butylene O’Kipple, Cannoli, SHE and URSULA MAJOR!!!!!!! Doors […] …read more
Source:: Pride Tacoma
This Friday I take over the sights & sounds of Moshi in Tacoma’s Stadium district. Bringing you contemporary sounds in a traditional broth. Come check us out 9-12 full bar no cover. …read more
Source:: The Flavor of Stadium
Final Viewing & Critical Presentation
Join us Saturday June 15th 6-9 pm for a closing presentation on Mark Tracy’s Massification Project, a study in Mixed Media and Painting. Additionally Jaden Adams Ph. D. will be presenting a paper on this exhibitions theme entitled “The Zero and the One” an observation on the logic of bifurcation.
All are welcome.
Spencer Grey
June 20th – July 13th
Public Reception: June 20th 6 – 9pm
We all have our demons and Spencer Grey like us battles with his own. The unique thing about his particular struggle is the side effect renders his demons into physical form, often in pen and ink. “Plants Animals & Demons” chronicles Spencer’s experiences and growth since his arrival in Tacoma Washington one year ago. Originally from Portland Oregon Spencer is a self-taught illustrator and painter with pen and ink being his medium of preference. Plants and animals tend to be his subject matter, completed in a brooding aesthetic style reminiscent of the occult. Spencer is our observer and witness to the natural world. Inspired with the mathematical grace of fractal patterned plant life. Calmed by the exquisite beauty of decay, reclaimed abandoned spaces, and the oxidization of weathered materials. These elements speak of history, growth, and a natural order.
Spencer produces a range of artworks, intimate pieces small enough to fit in your pocket, and some site-specific work large enough to skateboard through. “Serenity Occult” is such a piece, an interactive mural located in the Hilltop neighborhood not far from Fulcrum Gallery. This multi level composition incorporates an old stairwell, pass-through into his composition of cloud forms, symbolic geometry, and suggestive meditations.
