The Telephone Room

If you're in T-Town tomorrow night, stop by the opening of the new Telephone Room gallery. I'm part of its inaugural exhibition.

"The Telephone Room is the world's second-smallest (hello Tollbooth!) art gallery at 12 ½ square feet. It is located in a Dutch Colonial home (3710 N 7th Street, Tacoma - between Union and Proctor) in Tacoma and since 1930, its sole purpose has been to house a black rotary dial telephone. Until now...

Small is Big. The Telephone Room is small, but its mission is big: to house artist-driven exhibits and programming. Big ideas in an intimate space."

This is #2 in my Weeds of Tacoma Tin series: Himalayan blackberry. A noxious scourge, to be sure.