Space.City

On July 22, Space.City invites you to an evening lecture and happy hour with internationally acclaimed artist Gabriel de la Mora. Renowned for transforming discarded and everyday materials into striking works of art, de la Mora uncovers hidden histories within architectural fragments, worn objects, and industrial remnants—revealing unexpected beauty in what we often overlook. His meticulous, research-driven practice challenges traditional ideas of painting and sculpture, asking us to reconsider how time, material, and meaning shape creative work. Join us for a thought-provoking conversation and a lively gathering with one of today’s most compelling material innovators.

July 22nd

Doors open: 5:00 PM
Program begins: 5:30 PM

Location: Seattle Central Library: 1000 4th Ave, Seattle, WA 98104

Continue the conversation at a free happy hour following the lecture.
Happy Hour Location: LMN The Shop 723 1st Ave, Seattle, WA 98104

More wonderful moments of the lecture performance with on her book “A Sexual History of the Internet” in collaboration with .

Photos by the amazing
*xualhistoryoftheinternet

This book is a history.
A gathering of anecdotes, artworks, and artifacts tracing the pervasive and often perverted origins of our digital tools.

This book is a script.
A Sexual History of the Internet extends beyond the page: a participatory lecture performance activated through the audience’s phones. A polyvocal text, read aloud. Citation as chorus.

This book is an experiment.
A redistribution model. Featuring 45 contributors whose work reshapes how we understand the internet, s*x, and s*xual technologies. Through “Citational Splits,” 30% of profits are shared with those cited.

May 1, 2026
Cannonball Arts — Lower Level
1930 3rd Ave, Seattle
Doors 5:30 PM
Performance 6:30 PM
Books available at the event courtesy of ***rbooks .
Tickets via link in bio.

photo by Tim Schutsky, art direction by Laura Coombs