Capitol Hill-based artist John Criscitello will exhibit In Code, a new body of work at 4Culture this September. It will feature rock stars, re-imagined album covers, and printed garments. Through the use of traditional media, video, and installation, the show builds on themes of gay identity and the fragile architecture of masculinity.

On the gallery’s storefront electronic screens, will be works by Bill Santen and Laurent Lévesque, both with a maritime focus. Bill Santen, a New York artist, will be in town to lecture at Cornish, and his film Rocko Ramdin looks at fishing culture in the Bronx. Lévesque, a Seattle artist, will screen a piece filmed on the Bering Sea. Adam’s Home frames the office window of Adam, a merchant marine.

In Code runs September 7 – 28, 2017, and Criscitello will be have limited edition T-shirts available at the opening on Thursday, September 7. 4Culture is located at 101 Prefontaine Place South, Seattle WA 98114.

More information at https://www.4culture.org/storefront-galleries

Image Credits:
Softcore, 2017. Silkscreen, graphite, and crayon on paper. 22 x 30 inches.
William Santen. Rocko Ramdin, 2016. Digital still.
Laurent Levesque. Adam’s Home, 2015. Digital still.