The Grocery Studios

05/31/2026

We still have tickets left for this evening of deep listening to an incredible 3D surround sound rendering of Lubomyr Melnyk's piano performance in a nuclear cooling tower, featuring projected visuals by . Live electronic music, visuals, and performance open the evening.

By O / TYPONEXUS

Saturday June 6 + Sunday June 7

Tickets: https://events.humanitix.com/nuclear-recitals-deep-listening-in-time-of-great-unrest

“Stay close to anything that makes you glad to be alive.” ~ Hafez

05/28/2026

Everyone, "Nuclear Recitals: Deep Listening in Time of Great Unrest" is going to be a very rare evening - we've never done anything like this, and we are so grateful to O / TYPONEXUS for bringing the Nuclear Recitals project to our space.

Please get a ticket and come! All proceeds go to TYPONEXUS.

Saturday June 6, 7:00 - 9:30p (doors 7p, performance 7:30p)
Sunday June 7, 5:00 - 7:30p (doors 5p, performance 5:30p)

Intentionally limited capacity – 32 participants each night

Tickets: https://events.humanitix.com/nuclear-recitals-deep-listening-in-time-of-great-unrest

“Stay close to anything that makes you glad to be alive.” ~ Hafez

“Nuclear Recitals: Deep Listening in Time of Great Unrest” is an intimate, immersive, interdisciplinary, multimedia experience sonically centering on an inimitable recital performed by renowned Ukrainian pianist Lubomyr Melnyk on a 9-foot Steinway Grand at a nuclear facility and recorded live. Remastered in 10-channel Dolby Atmos surround sound to replicate original acoustics, this creative climate justice project features a 40-minute Continuous Music soundscape alongside atmospheric visuals and a Dreamachine centerpiece to ease participants into a relaxed, meditative state. The program opens with live, ambient music, vocals and dance, includes an art exhibit, and concludes with a community conversation exploring topics of interconnectedness, resilience and healing.

05/17/2026

Update: The show, sale, and celebration are complete Thank you to everyone who came out to buy something, support, or just check out the scene.

Hey! These beautiful people want you to know that everything left in the show is 50% off starting now at the Dee Dee Does Downsizing pop-up today! Two more hours to go in this one-day exhibition!

05/17/2026

Hey! These beautiful people want you to know that everything left in the show is 50% off starting now at the Dee Dee Does Downsizing pop-up today! Two more hours to go in this one-day exhibition!

05/16/2026

Today! Sat May 16, 1-7pm -- Dee Dee Does Downsizing, an exhibition and pop-up sale of art by Deborah Faye Lawrence, priced to move!
One day only -- we hope to see you!

3001 21st Ave S
Beacon Hill Seattle

05/15/2026

The crew is hanging the show for tomorrow, Saturday May 16! It will be EPIC!

Photos and video do no justice to the vibrant, provocative, fun, thoughtful, and inspiring collages by Deborah Faye Lawrence.... we are so humbled to host this incredible pop-up exhibition and sale. 🙏🏼 Take home a piece of history!

Dee Dee Does Downsizing
Sat May 16, 1:00p - 7:00p
Meet the artist 3:00p - 4:00p

At The Grocery
3001 21st Ave S, Seattle 98144
On fabulous Beacon Hill

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And just across the street at at the same time (1 - 7pm) -->

Fresh Mochi Spring Open House and Closing Party, Saturday May 16th, 1-7pm at Fresh Mochi Art, 2100 21st Ave S

"Moga" is a group exhibition featuring seven distinguished artists of Japanese and Japanese-American ancestry: Patti Warashina, Catherine Cross Uehara, Hanako O’Leary, Michelle Kumata, Sakura Davis, Erin Shigaki and Elizabeth Jameson.

The exhibition title, Moga, is a Japanese portmanteau for modan gāru (Modern Girl), a term originally used in the 1920s to describe women who challenged traditional Japanese social norms by embracing Westernized fashion and lifestyle.

In this contemporary showcase, these seven artists reclaim and expand the term, using ceramics, drawings, and mixed media to explore the intersection of heritage, gender, and the evolving identity of the modern woman.

05/07/2026

Coming May 16th, one day only -- Dee Dee Does Downsizing! A pop-up sale of artworks by Deborah Faye Lawrence & celebration of 45 years of incredible work: 125+ collages, priced to move!

Saturday May 16th, 1-7pm
Meet the artist 3:00-4:00 PM
At The Grocery 3901 21st Ave S Seattle

The Grocery Studios presents Dee Dee Does Downsizing, an installation of over 125 artworks by Deborah Faye Lawrence, an artist who has been registering her grievances against tyranny since 1980. She disrupts us with collaged images that create unexpected juxtapositions paired with an intense choice of words, images, and references. The May 16th pop-up exhibition and art sale features 45 years of powerful collages which address political events, social activism, feminism, and personal history.

Thank you to
and for the recommendation - check out Amanda's new column, Touch the Art

04/23/2026

Thanks to The Seattle Times and Margo Vansynghel for the staff pick of our upcoming Deborah Faye Lawrence pop up, Dee Dee Does Downsizing!

Saturday May 16, 1-7pm
Deborah's amazing collages will be for sale and on view -- come join us to celebrate her work!

12/10/2025

It's happening this weekend! The Fresh Mochi and Grocery Studios annual holiday pop-up sale–pass it on!

With over 30 artists and sellers -- support your local artists and makers, enjoy refreshments,  and meet the artists!

Sat Dec 13
Sun Dec 14
2-5:00pm both days

Fresh Mochi: 2900 21st Ave S
The Grocery: 3001 21st Ave S
(across the street)

At Fresh Mochi: Anna Goldstein, Dan Neish, Diane Mccasland, Eve Cohen, Jeff Miller, Jen McNeely, Kelly Lyles, Lana Sundberg, Lauren Grossman, Marlow Harris, Paloma Gulassa, Sarah Norsworthy, Sonja Peterson, Tracey Fugami, Ursula Brookbank

At The Grocery Studios: Day Moon Press, Debora Spencer, Golden Repair, Jil Smith & kRi kRi Studios, janet galore, Kiss Me Cake, Laura Brodax, Mandy Greer, Milky Way Matt, Nia Michaels, O / TYPONEXUS, plant baby, Stefan Gruber, xerxes irani 

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11/30/2025

From our friends atTYPONEXUS -- please reach out to them if you can help!

‘Tis the season of giving. Join us in gestures of generosity and mutual support. As part of socially engaged practice of our TYPONEXUS community, we collect humanitarian aid donations for people in places where holiday season is less merry due to war. This is an ongoing effort. Perhaps in lieu of Black Friday you also might be compelled to mindfully gift rather than consume. If you have unneeded items, things lingering without purpose, extra stuff to contribute, they can be of critical utility and vital support for others. This round, we are collecting aid to Ukraine, with another harsh winter coming amidst ongoing duress from ptn’s full-scale invasion. Emphasis on basic survival essentials: e.g., items providing warmth, layered clothing, non-perishable food, hygiene, first aid, all things utilitarian you might imagine humans in dire scarcity without fundamental resources need to persevere. If you’d like to pitch in, reach out to us to coordinate. Spread the word, and gratitude in advance.

P.S. We’ll be participating in a holiday art market where some of the documentary photos from “Sunflower on Fire, Ukraine” series will be on display to help boost public awareness. Dec. 13-14. Details coming up. Stay tuned and join us for that as well.