Walter Lieberman and crew making murini

by MK Barr

Frank and I went to the Bellevue Art Fair, which is a must-see by the way, and were surprised to see Walt hosting this demonstration on glass. They made lots of things, not… Continue reading →

There is still time to get your free Henry poster!

by MK Barr

Ryan “Henry” Ward is in Frelard today until 5:00 signing posters. They are so well done and on cardstock too. If you don’t get a chance to get a free poster, make sure… Continue reading →

Seattle Design Festival

by MK Barr

But what does that have to do with the movie you ask?  Wellllllll….they had a Hipstomatic photo contest and our very own Full Circle boys were submitted by a Lorraine Healy as part… Continue reading →

Dick Weiss’s work at The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.

by MK Barr

This is a gorgeous piece of Dick’s and is truly worth checking out if you’re at Seattle Center.  It is at the parking garage entrance (yep, the garage gets the best work).  We… Continue reading →

Seattle Center – Pilchuck Glass School 70s exhibit

by MK Barr

Paul Marioni and Charlie Parriott were the only two from the movie in the exhibit which was pretty surprising.  I thought I’d at least see Sonja.  Ah well, pretty cool anyway.  The exhibit… Continue reading →

MEAN GROWN UPS presenting (who doesn’t like) PUDDING?

by MK Barr

I don’t think people realize what wonderful talent we were able to get for the movie.  Mary did the voice-over of the poem written by another amazing artist.  Frank and I went to… Continue reading →

Life is good – Our IMDB page (Internet Movie Database)

by MK Barr

It’s kind of a lengthy process to get this in.  I understand why it is but it just took a bit longer than I thought it would.  I’m also hoping that the other… Continue reading →

What a great way to spend the day; viewing great art, exploring Seattle and a treasure hunt!

by MK Barr

Google now has a map  of Ryan Henry Ward’s work which you can use to find all of his murals.  Ryan goes by “Henry” in his murals and is well known around the… Continue reading →

Way to go Jak!

by MK Barr

Jak was the artist in the movie that spoke about becoming a photographer. Here is his work on the cover of Alaska Magazine – August 2012. Congratulations Jak!

Cappy Thompson – see her at MOG in Tacoma!

by MK Barr

Cappy was the amazing artist in the movie that did the Seattle Airport commission.  She also shared her views on money and making it as an artist. She will be the visiting artist… Continue reading →