Seattle artist Nick Beery (aka Beery Method) is putting up his new show at the Greenwood Collective this week. The show title is “Hobo Eaters: Agents of Chaos” and features his popular characters hand painted on wood panels. Nick’s work is really incredible so check this one out at the opening on Friday.

Detailed tribal masks meet watercolored cloth patterns in Stacey Rozich’s amazing new artwork. Her current show is hanging at Dolce Vita in Seattle.

If you like to mix your art with your music, head over to the Lo-Fi on Friday for the Artifakt show. Artists such as Nick Beery will be featuring Pro and Anti Valentines art with a guys vs girls DJ battle putting the Lost Boys against the Hit Girl crew.

Pro Snowboarder Travis Rice and friends have launched an online art and photography gallery called Asymbol. The navigation is super slick and lets you enjoy viewing the art on virtual walls.

If you missed it last night at artwalk, go check out Jared Nickerson’s show at Design Commission Gallery. It’s titled “Lessons In Leaving Your World Behind” and features some of Jared’s work over the past 2-3 years as well as new never before seen pieces.

NEMO Gallery in Portland is hosting “I Am Snowboarding“, a collaborative artist and photographer show in honor of Jeff Anderson on January 8th.

I’m looking forward to checking out Kelda Martensen’s work hanging up at Dubsea Coffee on January 16th. Any art show that also has Stumptown coffee and pastries from Macrina bakery sounds good to me!

Hello Twenty-Ten! This First Thursday Deli is showcasing “Dirty In The 30’s”, artwork of automotive cars built in the 1930s by local artist Walter A. Franco. They also have some pretty fresh John Osgood designed tees for sale too.

This is a good weekend to get that unique gift for your significant other at the Urban Craft Uprising, the largest indie craft fair in Seattle. The first 100 attendee’s get a free fresh swag bag filled with gifts from the vendors.