Vital 5 Productions

08/23/2017

Here it is. The final week. The final hurrah. If you haven't been to Out of Sight yet, this is our closing week!!
Here is our closing week schedule:

FRIDAY
Exhibition hours 12 pm–8 pm
with performances from
Alice Gosti, how to become a partisan.
Performed by Chantael Duke at 5 pm–6 pm.
DJ Explorateur of False Prophet 4 pm–8 pm.

SATURDAY
Exhibition hours 12 pm–6 pm
with
Out of Sight art tours with Jed Dunkerley at 1 pm and 3 pm.

SUNDAY
Exhibition hours 12 pm–6 pm
with performances from
Alice Gosti, bodies of water. Performed at 3 pm–4 pm.

In the meanwhile, read our newest piece of press from RealChange:
http://www.realchangenews.org/2017/08/23/out-sight-visionary-show-pnw-fine-art

And of course, thank you to the artists in this year's show. We're the reason why we're proud to exhibit exclusively Pacific Northwest art; you're the reason we do crazy projects like this.

See you this weekend!

by Lisa Edge | August 23rd, 2017 Click to view all images "Wolf Temple" by Electric Coffin. Cardboard, acrylic, flocking, neon, audio track, 2017. Photo by Trevor Dykstra. "Untitled 26" by Barry Johnson. Oil pastel, house paint, roofing material, skewer sticks, branch on canvas, 2017. Installation b...

08/11/2017

Doors open this weekend from 12 pm, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday! Tomorrow we blast off with DJ Sorbet from TUF from 4 pm–8 pm and happy hour served by The Hideout bar. Come visit in Pioneer Square this weekend.

Pictured: Juventino Aranda.

08/10/2017

Out of Sight is Big, Beautiful and Bright' - City Arts Magazine

'It's a must-see event' - Seattle Times

'Out of Sight is setting the standard' - Seattle Weekly

'Out of Sight leads the fight for Pacific Northwest Artists' - Seattle Metropolitan

'a place for artists to take risks and show edgier, more exploratory work' - The Stranger

'More radical in its approach, Out Of Sight, feels less like an art fair (while work is for sale), and more like a Northwest on-ramp to the Whitney Biennial' - HAFNY

Out of Sight is open this Friday through Sunday noon to six, with a special Friday happy hour 4:00 to 8:00 with DJ Sorbet and The Hideout running the bar program. All drink sales benefit the NW Network - one of our non-profit partners and a vital service in our region. Come on down and see what all the fuss is about and help us raise cash for the NW Network!

08/07/2017

Thank you for a stunning opening week at Out of Sight!

With 109 Pacific Northwest artists spread across two buildings, you couldn't have possibly have seen it all! Come back to visit us on weekends. Out of Sight doesn't rest until the end of the month.

Now open FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAYS, 12 pm–6 pm.

05/28/2017

We're back!
Stay tuned for details, it's going to be a wonderful summer.

12/30/2016

We had an exciting year at King Street Station and look forward to big new plans in 2017!

We just updated and fortified the Out of Sight website with artist links and photographs from both 2015 and 2016. They are long overdue but such a good memory and record of what Out of Sight is. A big thank you to all of the artists, collaborators, curators and city officials who helped make this happen. And a special thank you to Justen Waterhouse who built the site and made it what it is today!

www.outofsight.space

11/07/2016

Give Blood, get art. Join us December 1st for the open of PDL Presents the Bureau of Arts & Culture at King Street Station. The Give Gallery is 1 of 21 proposals designed to ignite a new sense of optimism about what Seattle could become.

Donating blood save lives. You can donate blood at: King Street Art Gallery 12/01/2016 303 S. Jackson Street Seattle, WA 98104 on Thursday, December 01, 2016

08/24/2016

Dear Friends,

This weekend is the last chance to see Out of Sight at King Street Station. If you have not had the chance to view the exhibit or would like to return to see our continued performance programming, or take an exhibition tour with arts educator Jed Dunkerley, this is the time.

Saturday, August 27

- gallery hours 12:00 to 6:00 pm

- Out of Sight tours with Jed Dunkerley at 1:00 and 3:00

- performance by Takahiro Yamamoto of Physical Education 2:00 to 4:00

- performance by Lu Yim of Physical Education 3:00 to 5:00

- performance by Alice Gosti and Crew - A Tiny Act of Kindness 3:00 to 6:00 pm

Sunday, August 28

- gallery hours 12:00 to 6:00 pm

Sunday night we begin dismantling the exhibit.

Thank you all for helping make Out of Sight such a successful and inspired show. We will be updating our website with photos from the exhibit and continue to champion all that is great with contemporary art in the Pacific Northwest.

Visit www.outofsight.space or email [email protected] for press inquiries, to join our mailing list, and learn more about future events and Vital 5 programming.

08/22/2016

photo credit: Kelly O 2016

pictures from King Street Station

06/22/2016

"Last summer was a big year for the arts in Seattle, in no small part because of the inaugural Seattle Art Fair and the ways in which the community responded to and expanded on having such a large international audience descend on the city. The most outstanding locally curated and designed show was Out of Sight, spearheaded by local curators to create a dizzying array of work by artists based in the Pacific Northwest." - Vanguard Seattle

Last summer was a big year for the arts in Seattle, in no small part because of the inaugural Seattle Art Fair and the ways in which the community responded to and expanded on having such a large international audience descend on the city. The most outstanding locally curated and designed show was O...

04/25/2016

Select details from the exhibit and competition - a 48 hour artist residency on the Moon

11/19/2015

Super excited to announce the launch of giantsteps.space

Check it out, pass it along, submit a proposal and help us share it far and wide. Justen Waterhouse gets all the credit for building it out and finding great NASA sourced pictures, and we'll be banging the drum around the world to the dreamers, artists and all who want to explore the idea of art in space.