Combining years of gallery practice with a partnership in local development, ONCE REMOVED invites artists to inhabit vacant Seattle houses marked for demolition, and transform them through installation, sound, and performance. Responding directly to a site on the verge of erasure, ONCE REMOVED offers a deeper and anomalous understanding of place through the process of installation.

Brevity inhabits both material and subject, creating a space where art, domesticity, and architecture meet, coexist, and vanish together in a brief, deliberate act of transformation.

Much like a live musical performance or intimate conversation, ONCE REMOVED exists in its totality only momentarily, inevitably laid to rest by the ever-changing landscape of our city.