Artist Kathryn Shriver answers our pressing questions.

There is so much in this show, and every little bit of it is important, intentionally chosen. Each plastic vine, every piece of tactical camouflage and mylar scrap and sculpted dream home and intricate drawing, every orange cat and shining bird and hand-sewn creature, lends itself to the swirl of energy around the gallery, building to something large and powerful, hovering just beyond objective awareness.

Artist Lane Lincecum answers the Bunker Questionnaire.

“Room Party: Furry Art at the Beginning of the World” offers an intimate glimpse into the revelry that resounds, exhales and withers over the course of an anthropomorphic convention weekend.

We are so lucky to live, work and play in a community that shows up for the arts and our small businesses. Our first-ever Fruit of the Dirt block party, in partnership with ’77 Club, was a huge success. Take a look at photos from the day!