ARTS at King Street Station is gearing up for a dual celebration on July 11 with a party and the debut of "Luminous Being" by Zabia Colovos as part of Seattle’s Pioneer Square's "First Thursday" Art Walk. According to details shared on Art Beat Seattle, the event, which runs from 4 to 8 p.m., is free and open to the public, featuring live canvas painting by four artists, DJ Surreal providing the beats, and a combination of exhibitions that encompass everything from street dance to a legendary art collection.
The party serves as a last call to experience the COMPLEXITY exhibition before it concludes on July 20 and celebrates the opening of the "Luminous Being" exhibition, which remains on view through September 3. The gallery situated on the top floor at 303 S. Jackson St. in Seattle, is also hosting the Dogtown Collection and will screen "Prophets Teachers and Kings," while attendees can enjoy live painting and street dance videos light refreshments shall be offered to complete the ambiance of this eclectic mix of art and entertainment.
"Luminous Being" explores themes of self-reflection and the human condition, delving into human suffering and the potential to heal. Through various mediums, including multimedia installations, photography, and sculpture, the show provides a window into Colovos' decade-long journey of personal discovery while inviting attendees to engage with their own narratives. "Luminous Being by Zabia Colovos is an immersive journey of mythic imagination that walks the space between the conscious and unconscious," detailed Art Beat Seattle.
For those looking to immerse themselves in a vibrant cultural event or simply to ignite their own creative spark, ARTS at King Street Station offers an opportunity to delve into an expressive art scene. The upcoming event is not just an opening for "Luminous Being"; it is a place where Seattle's art lovers can converge, explore, and participate in a rich tapestry of artistic expression it provides a community space where art is accessible, interactive, and impactful in its narrative and form.
