A couple of days ago I dropped by Roq La Rue gallery with my friend Suzanne. She’d invited me to a group show called I’ll Love You ’til the End of the World. The gallery showcases pop art, surrealism, and underground contemporary works by a variety of artists. This exhibit focused on the theme of post-apocalypse (or rather post what-if-the-apocalypse-never-happens. Like it didn’t on December 12, 2012). It’s about continuing to live and what that means to the artists involved.
Some works that caught my eye:
Glory by Sarah Dolby
Forever Yours by John Brophy
End of Her World by Laurie Lee Brom
Greg and Steve, On Vacation by Scott Musgrove
There are other great pieces too. Here’s the artist list: Camille Rose Garcia, Chris Berens, John Brophy, Martin Wittfooth, Nicola Verlato, Jean-Pierre Roy, Sarah Dolby, Eric Fortune, Jane Kenoyer, Sail, Laurie Lee Brom, Scott Musgrove, John Brosio, Travis Louie, and Marco Mazzoni.
The exhibit runs through Feb 2, 2013 so hop on over if you’re in the Seattle area.
jeanofalltrades 
Such an interesting concept! All the pieces you shared are incredibly emotional works. Thanks for promoting local shows, Jean! ~Sarah
Thanks Sarah! The pieces were all so amazing. And yes, emotional. Photos don’t do them justice. I encourage you to pop by!