Robert Zverina presents robZtv: The Struggle Against Forgetting, a premiere screening of long lost cinéma vérité pocket video snapshots captured on the fly 20 years ago and then left to languish--unwatched--on a forgotten external hard drive. The recent rediscovery of these never before seen clips (none longer than 30 seconds) was like unearthing a time capsule, offering an idiosyncratic glimpse of life in the Pacific Northwest circa 2006. Given the rapid pace of technological and cultural change since then, the Seattle these candid clips reveal is both familiar yet strange.

Join us for the opening reception of Campers, a group exhibition curated by Mini Mart’s current exhibiting artist Hank Reavis hosted across the street at the Georgetown Steamplant.

I Can See It From Here presents a new body of paintings by Hank Reavis, completed between 2024 and 2026. In partnership with Mini Mart City Park, this solo exhibition is staged in a reclaimed gas station in Seattle’s Georgetown neighborhood. The title of the exhibition refers to the displacement of memories from an individual’s past seen from the perspective of the present, and the distortion that attends their recollection.

On Site Moving Image Series presents Harry Smith’s Heaven & Earth Magic with an original live score by Lori Goldston, cello, and Corey J.Brewer, harmonium

Join us for an evening of music and geometry, folklore and magic, between the everyday and the divine.

Join us for a soccer themed On Site! Outdoor screening. Doors at 8:30p.

Join moderator C. Davida Ingram in conversation with Green-Duwamish Watershed Urban Waters Federal Partnership Artist in Residence – Timothy White Eagle and collaborators Adrain Chesser, Laura C. Wright, Epiphany Couch, Sarah Kavage, and Crystal Cortez for an evening of conversation around Once Wild River.