Consumption, control, attraction, repulsion... Capes. Fear. Lines of defense. Why do zombies and vampires continue to captivate our cultural imagination? Undead is artwork and writings that explore these fetid creatures of film, folklore and nightmares.
Featuring art by Jessica Balsam, Jessica Bender, Marc Dombrosky, Shannon Eakins, Matt Johnson, Lisa Kinoshita, Peter Lynch, Saya Moriyasu, Jennifer Peters, James Porter, Elise Richman, Julie Rivera, Chris Sharp, and Randy Wood.
As well as a folio including writing and art by Jessica Balsam, Marc Dombrosky, Bob Fingerman, Ben Paulson, Brooks Peck, and Brad Young. Contact thetelephoneroom@gmail.com for copies of the folio.
Undead at the Telephone Room Gallery, October 2009.
Undead at the Telephone Room Gallery, October 2009.
Randy Wood, Dogula. Papermache, wire, ink, marbles. 2009.
Randy Wood is a Seattle cartoonist/sculptor/painter. He is a member of the artist run gallery, SOIL, and teaches cartooning classes at Pratt and Gage Academy.
www.randywoodart.com
www.randywoodart.com
Julie Rivera, Untitled. Photograph. 2009.
Elise Richman, Wolf Man. Gouache on Illustation Board. 2009.
Elise Richman is a Tacoma based artist with an MFA from American University and a BFA in painting from the University of Washington.
James Ackerley Porter, TURNED. Charcoal/graphite/vinyl/collage. 2009.
Chris Sharp, Creep. Sign paint on sign board. 2009.
“Local award winning artist Chris Sharp is totally fine.” –Chris Sharp 
Matt Johnson, Lestat the Elder: The Cleansing. Doily, crystal glass, dentures, water, Alka-Seltzer tablets. 2009. Price: Your soul or best offer.
Matt Johnson, Lestat the Elder: The Cleansing. Doily, crystal glass, dentures, water, Alka-Seltzer tablets. 2009. Price: Your soul or best offer.
Lisa Kinoshita, NO HOST BAR. Sterling silver barbed wire, silver shark’s tooth (cast from fossilized tooth), leather. 2009.
Undead is a group exhibition inspired by braineaters and bloodsuckers. On view from October 7 - 31, 2009 in the Telephone Room Gallery. Viewable by appointment almost anytime -- email us at thetelephoneroom@gmail.com.
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