Step into Temple, an immersive midwinter celebration of light, love, and art, and a benefit for METHOD gallery.



Seattle's first movie theater, the Coliseum, will be transformed into a sanctuary for creativity and self-expression in support of continued arts programming for one of our beloved experimental, installation spaces. This unique event, inspired by the ancient celebration of Saturnalia, will feature a blend of video and art installations, paintings and prints, live DJs, pole performances, and a tattoo booth.



Join us in this midwinter celebration. Let Temple be your refuge, a sacred space where you can connect with your inner creativity, embrace the beauty that surrounds you, and find solace in the shared experience of human connection as we enter the darkest days of the year.



Artworks by:

Cathy McClure @catmcclure

Megan Prince @meganprinceart

Grace Athena Flott @graceathenaart

Katlyn Hübner @katlynart

Brea Wilson @spectrum.of_love

Lydia Jewel Gerard @peri.shon

Chi Moscou-Jackson @chimoscou

Nichol Devoy @icholino



Tattoos by:

Emma Kates-Shaw @thorn_pokes

Cameron Day @seriously_weeping



Performances by:

Lilith Pole @lilith_pole



Beats by:

Cupid @vidabz_

Ty Davis @lanaemisfit

Erin Arata @djbigugly







VOLUNTEERS Needed! Have more time than money? Want to contribute in other ways?

Donate an hour of your time instead.

Volunteer form: https://forms.gle/WaEXCPeCX7wAaEUn8



About METHOD



METHOD is a volunteer-run, non-profit gallery space in Seattle's Pioneer Square.



We humbly acknowledge our presence on the unceded, ancestral lands of the Coast Salish people, specifically the people of the Duwamish Nation. We honor the continued presence and contributions of our indigenous hosts, and show support through contributions to Real Rent Duwamish to which a portion of these proceeds will go. For more information about why this is important and to make your own contribution, please visit realrentduwamish.org.



METHOD exhibits art that is experimental, forward-thinking, unconventional, and predominantly based in sculpture, installation, new media, and/or performance, gathering diverse artists together and offering them a means to exhibit work that might not be seen in more traditional galleries.



METHOD is fiscally sponsored by Shunpike, a 501(c)3 who provides valuable resources and support to arts organizations in Washington.