
Attempted theft of Space Needle!!!
January 21st, 2012FOR SALE: whatcha got that I can buy, pat, like right now!
June 5th, 2011
matter!
113 Fifth Avenue SW Olympia WA 98501 [between Capitol Way & Columbia Street]
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NUBE
921 E Pine St Seattle, WA 98122 [off Broadway on Capitol Hill]
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Hawthorne Vintage
4722 SE Hawthorne Blvd., Portland, Oregon 97215
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3231 Creatives
3231 Broadway, Everett WA 98201
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See my crap now as the end is near!. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[the year that is]
May 11th, 2011
You can see my crap at the Check ‘Em Off, Green: [say it like "Kill 'em all!"]
Marshall Community Center
1009 E McLoughlin Blvd
Vancouver, WA 98663
Saturday, November 12th
from 10:00-3:00pm
lamps + rayguns + tv’s + more?
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You can see my crap at the Century Ballroom Flea Market on Capitol Hill in Seattle!
When: Saturday, Dec 3rd from 11am-3pm
Where: 915 E Pine Street, 2nd floor
[just off Broadway in Seattle]
http://centuryballroom.com/
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I have a huge vending stall, so who knows what I might drag along and throw into the mix?
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You can see my crap at DUCK THE MALLS!:
Details to come other than
Saturday, Dec 10th from 10am-3pm
Where: Capitol Theater, Olympia
Fun in Bellingham
April 5th, 2011As Seen in Ballard & Bellingham too! [alphabetical]
March 18th, 2011
The Seattle Jury has selected my piece “Celestial Light Reading Lamp” for the Blowing Sands Gallery show!
The dates of the show: April 9-May 8 — Opening reception April 9th, 6-9p.
5801 14th Ave. NW Seattle, WA 98109 blowing sands
celestial lamp 2
Stainless steel mixing bowl, plastic gerbil’s exercise ball, plastic CD shelves, martini shaker, small metal beverage glass, ‘65 chevy taillight emblem, and various metal and plastic parts.
52 inches tall, 24 inches wide, 15 inches deep
$800
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The Whatcom Jury has selected my pieces for the upcoming ReArt show!
The dates of the show: April 1-May 1 — Opening reception April 1st, 6-9p.
Allied Arts Gallery – 1418 Cornwall Ave in downtown Bellingham
The RE Store – 2309 Meridian Street in Bellingham’s Fountain District
allied arts + re-store
=== Palm Tree
Plastic Buckets, duct tape, metal flashing, high-bay light housing, corrugated metal sheets, and a high-voltage insulator
10 feet high, 8 foot wingspan
$1000
=== Space Needle Floor Lamp
Plastic high-bay warehouse light lenses, hubcaps, shelving rails and high-voltage insulators
32 inches diameter, 7 feet height
$2,500
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N Light 73 Desk Lamp
metal airfilter, glass platter, stove pot lid, wood parts with hubcap
15 inches diameter, 2 inches height
$300
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N Light 83 Desk Lamp
Nickel candlestick with glass salad plate, metal rim and plastic lens
10 inches diameter, 12 inches height
$250
As seen on TV!
January 14th, 2011Click here to see the link of the TV spot that ran in the tri-state area of a gallery where my Space Needle light is featured: www.nwcn.com/video/featured
It was fun!
Workspace virtual tour
December 1st, 2010My friend, who put together the show that prompted me to build the Space Needle, recently posted about workspaces. See how mine stacks up against some others [hint, it looks messy]:
http://businessofcrafts.blogspot.com/
Yes, it is THE Space Needle floor lamp [finally]
July 22nd, 2010
An upcoming show at Childhood’s End Gallery [biblicly titled 'let there be light'] has prompted me to finally build the thing that I’ve wanted to for so, so long — the saucer section has parts that I collected over 3 years ago.
It stands at about seven feet in height. It is fun to walk around/under it and pretend I’m Godzilla smashing tourists in the streets. Even though the bulbs are pictured in red, the display will most likely have green bulbs — red just photographs so well.
This is the first photo. I still have to add the halo; and I just ordered 50 toggle bolts for the gills [think of a mushroom cap]. See the finished product in the end of August and through September at Childhood’s End Gallery.
In the desert no one can hear you scream
June 6th, 2010From a recent trip to the desert…I packed my ray guns for appropriate promotional shots of course. It was hot!
I’ve done another a 50’s prototypical
OOPS! I DID IT AGAIN!!!

pat and his rayguns at vasquez rocks
send me a message from my main page: www.pat-works.com And I already know I have to stop smirking when I’m conquering your planet! [But it's so funny]
Tesla Coil Coatrack
April 18th, 2010
coatrack tesla_coil -- it's ELECTRIC!!!
Refabricated super shiny metal, including:
· vintage hubcap
· high-voltage porcelain insulator
· metal pole with hidden wood broomstick [for stability of course]
· vase and door handles
· vintage coffee urn with bathroom fixtures hardware
· AND a slinky!
It’s positively ELECTRIC!
Oh, and did I mention the top [of course] and the middle feature rotate?
E-mail me for alternative views of looking up and looking down the beast!
Currently available at www.matteroly.com
along with the Nomad Coatrack