A Visit to PUNCH Gallery

I was thrilled to have the opportunity to visit Seattle in September and meet with some artist members at Punch Gallery.
PUNCH is an artist run gallery in the heart of the gallery district in
downtown Seattle. Visiting the gallery helped me see the space to
prepare for the show. Artist members were busy setting up the show for
the September gallery opening and I was able to ask Howard Barlow some questions.

The featured artist for September is Patricia Hagen with a solo show entitled, "Spill". This exhibition featured oil paintings and watercolors by Patricia Hagen. In these works, Hagen continues her investigation into the
representation of inter-dependant organic systems.

Punch Gallery writes that: "PUNCH
was founded in March 2006 by a group of artists
eager to participate in the dynamic cultural exchange
resulting from the emergence of other artist-run galleries
in Seattle. P seeks to
exhibit work that is honest, thoughtful, vocal,
fearless, and fresh. Applauding individual
expression, the gallery’s primary mission is to
provide support and encouragement for artists to
create and exhibit their work in an atmosphere free from
the constraints of commercialism. Committed to excellence on
every level, PUNCH
promotes the visual arts as a necessary, valid, and
worthwhile contribution to Seattle’s cultural
growth."

We feel very lucky to be able to show in this space in the heart of Seattle's vibrant downtown. Thanks to Punch Gallery and to SNAG for giving the Ring a Day Project an opportunity to have this show.

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