
March 31, 2006
Art Chantry
Art Chantry works and lives in Seattle where his ideas and personal style branded the look of popular culture, not only in the northwest and its bohemian underground, but also in the pop and alternative culture of the last few decades. He has been published in many books and magazines, including Some People Can’t Surf, a monograph by Julie Lasky.
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