The Gallery at the Alternative Cafe |
Providing a showcase for all of BoundWord’s endeavors and a venue for interacting with our community. Art openings every month featuring a mix of local artists, city artists and the artists art-f/x publishes. Local meetings, functions, seminars and classes make use of the gallery space. In addition to all of this, as the name suggests it is also a cafe. |
Preview of our FINAL art exhibit in our Seaside location is TONIGHT at 7pm!
David Choe “See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil” series up in The Gallery at The Alternative Cafe for our New Brow 5 show!
”Kong Island” will start at 8pm tonight! We sell the popcorn and the drinks you need, and the movie is FREE! Doesn’t get much better than that! See you all tonight!
WE GOT POSTCARDS IN PEOPLE. Expect them in your homes in 3-5 business days!
We’re featuring Cow & Cheetah and Pope Leo X in our second installment of the Socio Network at The Alternative Cafe. Adam Batchelor is a talented young artist (he’s my age, born in 1988), and his skill is so incredible I want to shake his hand until it bleeds. What I enjoy about his work is that you can look at it from every angle and every distance and love what you see. Every bristle on the elephant’s skin, every wrinkle and hair on the cow is perfect. It’s almost too good. If I wasn’t so busy working I’d be blind with envy.
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Portland based artist Natalie Philips works with her partner Gabriel Decker to make multi dimensional pieces for display in galleries all across the West coast. These are three skulls from a wood cut out series that Gabe and Natalie are perfecting as signatures of their talents and styles. We at The Alternative Cafe are housing the middle skull, Rosa, for our Socio Network show, which ends February 2012.
Australian artist Eugene Plotnikov, featured in our Socio Network I & II exhibits, has completed the second half of a personal diptych. Forgotton (Autumn 2011), which we currently are handling at our location The Alternative Cafe, is now partnered with Remembered (Winter 2011). See his works in our gallery now until mid February 2012, and see Remembered in his upcoming show in Fitzroy, AU in March 2012 at the Brunswick Street Gallery
Fun at Work Part I: Threat letter in desk gets altered by technical engineer
The gallery assistant and the sound engineer try to see eye to eye.
We run a pretty dangerous show here at The Alternative Cafe. Consequently, I was maimed by art today, good god. It seems appropriate that it was Robby Day’s Untitled, featuring the most serene depiction of seppuku I’ve yet to see. Join us on January Friday the 13th (!!!!!!) for the rest of Robby’s dangerous artwork and some great international artists at the opening of our second installation of Socio Network. <3 Ripley, Gallery Assistant/Corn Dog Wrangler