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out on a whim – Greg Boudreau
In the half dozen years since he graduated with a BA in marketing from Seattle University, Greg Boudreau has put on a dozen solo exhibits, contributed to a couple of dozen group shows, and had [...]
out on a whim – Jesse Higman
The first notable thing about Jesse Higman's whirling, mysterious recent paintings is the surprising contrast they make to the meticulous, controlled and linear work he produced earlier (and sometimes still does): designs for album covers, [...]
out on a whim – Robert Hardgrave
Robert Hardgrave started out in graphics, drawing comics and for 'zines, designing T-shirts, computer cases, skateboards and shoes. He is now, in his own words, "an abstract/figurative artist." It sounds like a bit of a [...]
out on a whim – Joe Park
Joseph Park has a preternatural ability to handle paint. In another, long-past era he might have produced hyper-realistic paintings of, say, a dead pheasant and a hare, along with a drinking flagon, with the sheen [...]
judging – ThrOwn
For some time Olivier Wevers has been wanting to do a piece for Whim W'Him about the human predisposition to judge others and exact deadly retribution. The propensity to righteous cruelty resides, as he says, [...]
About the writer
Victoria Farr Brown is a former historian, a writer, now mostly of fiction, and a long-time lover of dance. She has written about Whim W’Him from its first steps in 2009.