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Kent O'Doherty

Kent O’Doherty’s work explores what lies beyond—beyond perception, intellect, and self—where human experience and the unknown are deeply intertwined. Working with fabric, he embraces its ability to create depth, shadow, and light, allowing the material’s own will to guide the process. Each piece becomes both culmination and continuation, reflecting his philosophy that every moment is its own destination.

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Raku
by Rupa

Raku is rooted in the philosophy of “happiness by chance,” takes form through the Rupa's captivating horsehair technique. Each piece is transformed by fire, smoke, and the unpredictability of the elements, then elevated with shimmering mica powders. The result is an exhibition where ancient tradition meets contemporary innovation—inviting viewers to experience beauty shaped by chance.

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Alice Kay Lee

The Gray Hare is excited to welcome ceramic artist Alice Kay Lee, whose work fuses precision and play to reveal the unexpected beauty of clay.

The Gray Hare is a Makers Label under SlipStitch Studio

Step inside SlipStitch Studio and follow the trail of art that leads to the burrow of The Gray Hare, where craft and creativity come alive. Here, we believe art isn’t just something you admire—it’s art for how you live.

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Current Artists

At SlipStitch Studio, our artists bring together diverse cultural perspectives, blending them into work that offers Seattle a fresh lens. Each piece reflects a dialogue across traditions, turning differences into connection and inviting the city to see the familiar in new ways.

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