During the first of the Junction’s 7 Shop Late Thursday events, Click! is hitting the holiday ground running. From 6 to 9pm, all our holiday decorations are discounted 20%. Who wants to wait for holiday sales and then have to store all the decorations in the closet for a year? Enjoy decorating for the holidays today for tomorrow you may not be able to remember where you hid everything.
porcelain ornaments $12 $9.60 each, Santa Lucia snowflakes sm. $19 $15.20 set, lg. 48.00 $38.40 set, large mod tree $26 $20.80 each.
New this year is a six piece forest of slightly “Seussian” brass trees each unique and displayed under clear glass domes. When the holidays are over the domes are a great way to display your favorite “walk in the park” seed pods and other objets d’art.
brass forest trees $26 $20.80 each.
BTW, have you heard that the Christmas Penguins have arrived!?! It really doesn’t feel like the holidays until these flightless water fowl get here.
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lg. penguins $5 $4.00, pack of 12 little guys $14 $11.20
Don’t forget that loads of super cool Junction businesses will be open till 9pm for Shop Late Thursdays from now until Christmas. Each week Click! will have one of our artist/designers visiting to answer questions and show you their latest work. Check back for a line-up soon!
• Posted by Frances on October 31, 2011.
• Filed under: click, holidays, in store, sale
• Tags: art, birds, Christmas Penguins, decorating, glass, holiday hours, roost, s, Shop Late Thursdays, special events
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Meet our June artist Dawn Endean! Dawn is a local Seattle artist who will be displaying an elegant collection of her monotypes & mixed media prints for the months of June & July.
Dawn’s work is informed by her studies in archaeology and biology. She explores patterns that occur repeatedly in nature at both micro and macro levels — her interest lies in the structural components of bones and branches, cells and seeds. Dawn began taking classes at Pratt Fine Art Center, and has become an integral part of Seattle’s print community.
Join us on the West Seattle Art Walk this Thursday from 6-9 to meet the artist, and enjoy Click!’s late night ambiance including beverages by Dry Soda, nibbles, and of course many new Click! items. Dawn’s work will be on display from June 9th — July 31st. Come visit!
• Posted by Click Design on June 8, 2011.
• Filed under: art, click, handmade, in store
• Tags: art, art walk, dawn endean, monotype, print, west seattle art walk
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rustic bowl $34
We’re in love with the porcelain ceramics of Gleena (which means clay in Russian). The woman behind Gleena is Asya Palatova, a Russian native who grew up spending lengthy summers at her family dacha, a Russian country house. Surrounded by her grandmother’s carefully tended gardens and apple trees, the dacha proved to be an source of endless inspiration for Asya’s simple, organic shapes.
large organic bowl $56
Asya’s porcelain tableware is all handmade in her Rhode Island studio. We love her delicious, sherbet-y colors and sweet, simple decals. Her images range from flowers and romantic lettering to tiny forks and spoons.
tall boat vase $148
• Posted by Click Design on May 3, 2011.
• Filed under: art, click, handmade, in store
• Tags: art, ceramics, dacha, Gleena, new., porcelain, tabletop
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Several months ago, Frances went to one of our local indie craft fairs to look for artists who might be a good fit for the store. She hit the jackpot with Rachel Austin, a full time artist living just a three hour drive south of us in Portland, Oregon. Rachel brought us a nice collection of her paintings for our 5 year anniversary last month, and we’ve sold most of them. She was nice enough to box up a few more pieces that just arrived:
Ralph 5x5 $70
Brenton 8x8 $90
Rachel’s paintings begin with a wood block frame (that she builds herself) and a map. She then layers her paints on top of the map; usually sweet depictions of birds and paper airplanes. Her paintings have a beauty and a simplicity that has been resonating with us and almost everyone who walks in the door.
Saturday, November 21 from 6 to 9 PM, she will be joining us for an artist reception and promises to bring more new work, including some larger pieces and some based on Northwest maps. Mark your calendar! Art makes a great gift, and her work is very accessibly priced.
• Posted by John on November 10, 2009.
• Filed under: art, click, handmade, holidays, in store
• Tags: art, birds, maps, paintings, paper airplanes, party
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May (detail). Actual piece 12 x 12
Gail Howard will be our August artist. You can check her work out here, but don’t miss her West Seattle Artwalk opening at Click! from 6 to 9pm on Thursday, August 13th. Her paintings really must be seen in person to be appreciated and beside that you’ll enjoy having a glass of wine and chatting with her. She’s been a Click! customer for ages and we are really excited to have both her and her work in the store.
West Seattle Blog coverage of GOTR, August 1st.
Also, try to catch those Girls on the Run from 6 to 9pm on Thursday August 27th! While tasting several lovely sparkling wine selections, you can find out about this excellent nonprofit and it’s mission to “Educate and prepare girls for a lifetime of self-respect and healthy living.” Click! will donate 10% of all sales during the event to Girls on the Run – pretty good motivation to do a little shopping. Gail’s work will still be at Click! if you aren’t able to make her opening.
• Posted by Frances on August 2, 2009.
• Filed under: art, click, in store
• Tags: art, GOTR, party
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Our friend Stephanie Hargrave recently introduced us to Roger Shurtleff and we are so grateful! He is a really stand up guy, a solid artist and as a result of our introduction he is our featured artist for May.
Roger tends to paint a series of pieces around a theme before changing out his brushes and paints to approach another idea or story. We checked out pieces from several of his series. I was struck by the way he is able to reference previous imagery but make it completely relevant in its new context. There is a graceful evolution about his paintings.
We will have work from Ghostland.
Flyover 16 x 16″
We will also have his latest series, Tools of the Trade.
Finisher 12 x 12″
Join us for the West Seattle Artwalk, Thursday May 14 from 6 to 9pm. We’ll open some bubbly, have some bites and chat with Roger. Oh…you can also do some shopping and perhaps even aquire one of Roger’s paintings.
• Posted by Frances on May 7, 2009.
• Filed under: art, click, in store
• Tags: art, artwalk, encaustic, new.
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The opening party for Megan Bailey was a huge success. Her show Length Wise came together just in time, defying every technical challenge that was put in her way. Having been told that it couldn’t be done, she blew everyone away with Crocodile, a seven piece spread in which each scale was painstakingly illustrated.
Megan’s work is about line and form, and it is about animals that are at once figurative and very literal. She started with a series of small 4″x4″ blocks, and soon found herself working larger, as in the series of Albatross images entitled “Bird Parts”:
Megan has been our graphic designer for the last year (remember our anniversary cupcake?), and we are thrilled to be hosting her first art show. She has priced the work to be very accessible, and we expect the pieces to move quickly.
If you do not live in the Seattle area, please call or email for sizes and pricing. Note that all of the images here link to larger versions.
• Posted by John on December 13, 2008.
• Filed under: art, click, holidays, in store
• Tags: animals, art, birds, Our Favorite Design Sites, screen print
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Yes it’s true. We always have the best snacks and beverages on the West Seattle Art Walk (Thursday March 13, 6–9pm), but you have to when you’re a little off the beaten path. Of course it doesn’t hurt that we’ve got some kick ass art to show as well.
Our current featured artist Brad Strain has brought us some new work that takes some of his themes of home (and a longing for home) and incorporates them with polaroid images of local urban landscapes. He also brought more paintings, which seem to be gaining quite a following.
Our own “in-house” artist is featured this month as well: Frances is introducing new colors to her cork jewelry line. Fans of Frances’s jewelry will love the way the silver and gold light up with “ocean” and “sage” — two new colors of dyed cork, as announced in our recent email newsletter. (Sign up here)
• Posted by John on March 13, 2008.
• Filed under: art, click, in store
• Tags: art, West Seattle
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