Greg Lundgren’s gallery devoted to “boutique deathcare” is open in Seattle, located 2 doors North of Lundgren’s “5-year performance art installation”, The Hideout, which is an awesome bar and funky art gallery. The action figure below depicts the father of Greg Lundgren and is a sample his ’boutique deathcare’ gallery. My action figures is one of several means with which to memorialize lost loved ones via Lundgren’s enterprise. Instead of the standard urn and tombstone fair, Lundgren’s gallery offers several new means of immortilization. The new ‘deathcare’ gallery brings in other work by several of Seattle’s absolute best artists, to compliment Lundgren’s own monuments, including paintings, urns, and other objects crafted by Charles Krafft, Roy McMakin, and Jesse Edwards. Lundgren himself has made exquisite innovations in the art of tombstones, and the rest of us are only trying to offer something beautiful and meaningful as well.

Lundgren Memorials online

Seattle P-I article on Lundgren’s deathcare boutique online