If you only have time to visit one art gallery on first Thursdays, make it the Seattle Art Museum. The SAM has two, sometimes two and a half floors of fascinating art, and this month is no exception. It’s Warhol and Cobain in July; it’s hard to describe Warhol’s work in print, as the man was just so eccentricly brilliant at times, when he wasn’t being ridiculous. Both of these sides are on display in his exhibit. In contrast, Cobain is much more of a love letter to the man’s life, with all of the art having a distinct feel towards the reverent, making the juxtapositions of the two exhibits very interesting, particularly considering Warhol’s views on fame…

So after learning that there are two bars named “Taste” in downtown Seattle and completely missing my party (sorry guys, I promise I didn’t ditch you on purpose!), I found myself left exploring the First Thursday art exhibits by myself. As a result of my lateness, I didn’t really get past the Seattle Art Museum, but that’s alright, because it had plenty to entertain me for an hour and a half while I lost track of time. For those of you who didn’t go this month, I would highly recommend …