I have a few leftover Seattle photos, so here they are:
Here's the hallway in our hotel,
Inn at Queen Anne. Each floor had different light fixtures, and these were my favourite. Inn at Queen Anne is a pretty neat hotel. It looks like it used to be a rooming house, many many years ago. Every room has a kitchenette that's in a little alcove, and there are non-functioning doorbells at each door. You even get a real key for your room, not those goofy cards that always get demagnitized. On the downside, the parking lot is tiny and there's no guarantee you'll get a space, and there's garbage pick up or something at 4:45 that woke me up because we had the window open. There is air conditioning in each room, but I prefer fresh air. Overall though, we liked it and would definitely go back.
A crayon paste up in Capitol Hill, right outside the
Blick's Art Supply store.
More paste-ups near Seattle Centre. I love these ones!
On Wednesday we went to
Roq La Rue gallery, which is a great little low-brow, pop-surrealist gallery on 2nd. The art there was
amazing!
John Brophy is my new favourite artist - Man, I wish I could paint like that! They also have a nice selection of art books. Kirk got one about
Robert Williams and I finally got
Tara McPherson's second book,
Lost Constellations.
We had a great time in Seattle, which is a good thing, since it's the only vacation Kirk and I are taking together this year.
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