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BOOK MARKS

In honor of The Sealey Challenge, BOOK MARKS brings local poets together in conversation about reading as a writer. An adage of poetry workshops is that in order to write, you must read. Is that true? What does that mean to different writers? To what ext

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  • Image principale de Book Marks :: Luther Hughes & Patrycja Humienik

    Book Marks :: Luther Hughes & Patrycja Humienik

    Wed, Sep 14, 7:00 PM

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    Book Marks :: Ching-In Chen & Jane Wong

    Fri, Sep 2, 7:00 PM

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  • Image principale de Book Marks  :: Woogee Bae & Whitney Bashaw

    Book Marks :: Woogee Bae & Whitney Bashaw

    Wed, Aug 31, 6:30 PM

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Common Area Maintenance (CAM) is a gallery and open format generative studio designed to offer collaborative work and exhibition space in Seattle’s Belltown neighborhood.Started in 2015 with generous community support, CAM aimed to provide affordable studios to artists at a time when Seattle was undergoing rapid changes that threatened the landscape of art spaces in the city.So we took up residence downtown in the ruins of an appliance repair shop and built a space where artists can incubate ideas and develop their practices among peers.Now, we have dedicated member artists working on their practice daily and host regular programming and more than four public events a month.CAM members and Seattle artists are encouraged to curate shows and events which are always free to put on and free to attend. Sometimes, they result in karaoke parties.We are a chimera, the creature of Greek myth composed of more than one animal. Part collective art studio, performance venue, wood shop, literary salon, installation, classroom, gallery, reading hall, community – we have as many iterations as we need to keep art thriving in Seattle.