
Current Exhibition
Vital Structures | FEB - MAR 7, 2026
Vital Structures takes its conceptual cue from Reem Bassous’ The Living Bones, part of her broader series The Sublime. In that body of work, Bassous reflects on an encounter with a Hawaiian boy named Ka’ iwi ola—“living bone”—drawing from Hawaiian cosmology, where bones are sacred vessels of enduring spiritual force rather than mere remains. Building on this reverence for structure as both physical and metaphysical, Vital Structures reframes the anatomical framework as architecture, memory, and belief. Participating artists distill organic forms—botanical, skeletal, marine—into visual languages that articulate resilience, continuity, and the invisible forces that sustain us.

New Space, Same Heart
SlipStitch has a new address. The move to Georgetown is a strategic repositioning, not a reinvention. We’re guided by the same belief: art as purpose, not product.
We have the same rigor, the same commitment to work that lives in the in-between. Different neighborhood, same heart in the arts... if not better.
SLIPSTITCH STUDIO
6107 13th Avenue S
Seattle, WA 98108
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