Since winning this category in last year's People's Picks, Kirsten Anderson has moved her Belltown gallery literally next door to larger quarters -- but there may be no space in Seattle large enough to fully encompass Roq La Rue's ambitions. A showplace for works of "pop surrealism," Roq La Rue make a regular habit of altering the way you see the world. You'll find works from the likes of Lori Earley, Shag, Audrey Kawasaki and Mark Ryden hanging on Roq La Rue's walls, each providing an enticing peek into a dark, sexy and flat-out bizarre world we should be so lucky to live in.