Pioneer Square · Seattle
Contemporary local art.
Occidental Gallery is the ground-floor public gallery of the Occidental Fine Arts Center — living work by Seattle artists, free to walk in. Upstairs is traditional art, workshops, and education.
A Conru Art Foundation gallery. Occidental Fine Arts Center →
Conru Art Foundation
One gallery in a family of places.
This street-level room supports contemporary local artists. The same foundation also runs traditional art and education upstairs, Art Love Salon downtown, and the Coliseum of Art in the 1916 theatre.
Beautiful Things
Occidental Fine Arts Center · upstairs
Traditional art and education: more than 500 objects from 1850–1950, many made to be touched. Same building, different room.
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Art Love Salon
110 Union St, fifth floor
A 16,000 square foot downtown room hung wall to wall with art, plus live music, workshops, and art-walk nights. Free drop-in.
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Coliseum of Art
Pike & 5th · 1916 Coliseum Theatre
A whole floor of Seattle’s 1916 Coliseum Theatre, filled with work by Seattle artists. Free, with nothing for sale.
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One building
Ground floor of something larger.
This space · Occidental Gallery
Contemporary and local. A public gallery for work being made in Seattle now — free admission, Pioneer Square.
The Center · Occidental Fine Arts
Traditional art and education — collections, workshops, and fellowships upstairs in the same house.
Visit the Fine Arts Center →Hours
Wednesday – Sunday, 11am – 5pm
Monday – Tuesday, closed
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309 Occidental Ave S
Seattle, WA 98104
Free admission
Continuing
The 12-year gallery legacy of Frederick Holmes & Company, now the ground floor of the Occidental Fine Arts Center.
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