Hello. The Telephone Room's current exhibition *Home Sweet Home* will be viewable until Wednesday, June 10 and we haven't seen most of you yet! *Home Sweet Home* is inspired by home, handiwork and decor and features watercolors by *Laura Komada* <http://www.laurakomada.com/>, knit-works by *Paul Komada* <http://www.paulkomada.com/> (both from Seattle) and quilting by *Noal Nyland* (from Lakewood). There will be a final open house for *Home Sweet Home* on Wednesday, June 10 from 5-8 pm. We are also always viewable by appointment! Please email us at thetelephoneroom@gmail.com to visit by appointment. (Attached image: Laura Komada, *Untitled (bigfoot and tree),* Watercolor, 9 x 12 1/4 inch, 2009.) The Telephone Room is the world's second-smallest (Hello Tollbooth Gallery<http://www.tollboothgallery.org/>!) art gallery at 12 ½ square feet. It is located in a Dutch Colonial home at 3710 North 7th Street 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. Up Next: *Jeremy Mangan at the Telephone Room Gallery *June 17 - July 31, 2009 open house on Wednesday, June 17 from 5-9 pm Jeremy will be creating a life-size 3D painting of a shot-dead old-west gunfighter in a pine box, within the Telephone Room. Hope to see you soon! -- Heide Fernandez-Llamazares Marty Gengenbach Ellen Ito the Telephone Room : Small is Big Artist-driven exhibits and programming thetelephoneroom@gmail.com www.thetelephoneroom.blogspot.com