Party Pics: Chase Jarvis and the Seattle 100
Where’s Emmett? (Hint: tan blazer.) Photos by Lindsay Borden.
Best icebreaker: Are you on that wall? Photo: Lindsay Borden.
Photo: Lindsay Borden.
Host Chase Jarvis gives a wave…or does a little dance. We can’t tell which. We like to think both. Photo: Lindsay Borden.
I didn’t run into Cliff McCrath—the second winningest soccer coach in NCAA history—at the party, but his photo (middle row, far right) was one of my favorites. Photo: Lindsay Borden.
Proceeds from the sale of Seattle 100: Portrait of a City will go to 4culture.org, which supports public art and historic preservation in King County. Photo: Lindsay Borden.
My husband got into a conversation about consumerism with Michael Seiwerath (pictured), former NW Film Forum artistic director-turned-champion of affordable housing. Safe to say that Seiwerath is not a fan of consumerism. Photo: Lindsay Borden.
Photo: Lindsay Borden.
Wexley School for Girls cofounder Cal McAllister (center) is known for his outside-the-box marketing strategies, but we got him inside the box for this shot. Photo: Lindsay Borden.
Photo: Lindsay Borden.
Photo: Lindsay Borden.
Photo: Lindsay Borden.
"Food provocateur" Michael Hebb has been known to head-butt people as it gets closer to midnight. Photo: Lindsay Borden.
When we asked Michael Hebb (right) what he’s up to these days, he replied: Stuff. What kind of stuff—tech? Sidewalk chalk artist? Nope.Then he scampered into this photo with Chase Jarvis. Photo: Lindsay Borden.
"They’re not the Seattle 100; they’re a Seattle 100. They’re our cultural leaders." —Chase Jarvis. Photo: Lindsay Borden.
