Events
Opening Thursday, August 5, 2021. 6-9pm Deconstructed Art Fair: Barry Johnson “preoccupied”w/Chef Marq.it popup
Vermillion and the Seattle Deconstructed Art Fair Present:Barry Johnson: “preoccupied”Opening Thursday, August 5, 2021 6-9pm.Special food popup with Chef Marq.it This show will feature a collection of figure works burning with color and energy. The works are all large scale on oil paper and imitated from moments of reflection upon the last year. There’s been bright moments […]
Opening Thursday, July 1, 2021. 6-9pm Rick Klu “Machines That Do Nothing and Places That Couldn’t Exist”
Rick Klu is showing at Vermillion for the month of July, 2021. Facebook Event HERE: https://www.facebook.com/events/2944720812476283 Rick KLU was born on July 10th, 1968 in Taiwan. His father was a retired fighter pilot with the Flying Tigers during World War II, who went on to fly under contract with the Southern Air Transport during the […]
Vermillion’s 13 Year Anniversary Party! Sunday, June 13, 4-8pm.
Can you believe it’s been 13 years?!We’re having an outdoor BBQ early evening party this Sunday, June 13th from 4-8pm.FREE food, drinks, cake.BBQ catered by KJ Jones (ig: @mrkjones75)Ribs, chicken, greens, potato salad, mac & cheese, baked beans, corn bread and more…We wouldn’t be here still without everyone’s generous support. Things are moving fast so […]
Press
Seattle Times: Seattle’s Julian Priester helped create jazz as we know it. Now he’s teaching the art of listening
By Jade Yamazaki StewartSeattle Times staff reporter Julian Priester sat in front of a small crowd at the brick-walled Vermillion bar on Capitol Hill on a recent Wednesday, holding a microphone in one hand and his 1977 record, “Polarization,” in the other. “Let’s listen to it first, then talk about it,” he said, and the sound […]
Trumpeter Thomas Marriott helps start Seattle Jazz Fellowship where jazz veterans can mentor younger musicians
By Paul de BarrosSpecial to The Seattle Times For decades, Seattle jazz musicians have lamented the lack of a dedicated local venue where they could be paid well to practice their art and pass it on to the next generation. Usually, musicians just grumble about such things, but Seattle jazz trumpeter Thomas Marriott has decided to […]
UPDATE: VOTE FOR US AGAIN! Seattle Weekly BEST OF 2018
UPDATE: We got 2nd Place! First prize goes to the FRYE ART MUSEUM for best GALLERY. This is a tough category – we love our co-nominees! http://seattleweekly.secondstreetapp.com/Best-of-Seattle-2018/gallery?group=288962
Art
Opening Thursday, May 6, 2021: ISOLATION: Anouk Rawkson
The ISOLATION series is a project that started in March 2020 when we had to go into quarantine due to Covid-19. My living room floor became my art studio and every day I would paint or sculpt my feelings, anxiety, and frustrations. Using only Japanese Sumi ink, heavy white paper, and foam sculpting clay for […]
Opening Thursday, April 1, 2021 5-8pm. A King’s Path, curated by Kimisha Turner
“A King’s Path” Curated by Kimisha Turner4/1-5/2/2021 “A King’s Path” is a show highlighting Black Men and Black Fathers, their influence and importance, and aims to dismantle preconceived notions created by society that does nothing but undermine and harm their existence. What does it mean to be a Black man, father, brother, friend? What are the […]
Previously: Opening Thursday, March 4, 2021 5-8pm. Zeitgeist: A Collective Thought, curated by Kimisha Turner
Zeitgeist: A Collective Thought features the incredible artists of Vivid Matter Collective, the creative force that created the historic Black Lives Matter Mural in Seattle’s CHOP zone. With 2020 in the history books and 2021 still just beginning to unfold, artists are needed more than ever to share their interpretations and perspectives. Art was the […]
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