Showing listings for the month of November.

AMcE Creative Arts

612 19th Ave E

OPENING 11/16! November 16 – January 5, 2025
Artist reception Saturday, November 16, 5p – 7p
Artists/artworks include: Sophia Allison, Debra Broz, Robert Hardgrave, Anne Hieronymus, Jon Huck, Niki Keenan, Jacob McLean, Anne Austin Pearce, Sonja Peterson, Kirsten Tradowsky, Brandon Vosika, Jan Waldon, and Wesley Younie

The Take Away features smaller works from local and national artists that can be taken home at purchase. The show’s aim is for everyone to give the gift of art for the Holidays. When a purchase is made, the piece is replaced by a Polaroid of the purchaser with their work.

Artwork will also be featured in an online gallery so folks outside of Seattle will not miss the opportunity to celebrate and support art and artists.

Atelier New York

1523 10th Ave Seattle, WA 98122

New to Art Walk! Plumes: Ceramic Sculpture by Ann Shure

Seattle-based, long time collector and art writer, Ann Shure has spent years honing her ceramic craft. On the heels of sold out show earlier this year in, ceramics hotbed, Missoula, MT, this month’s exhibit at Atelier, marks her Seattle debut. Ann’s "stacks" offer a range of sumptuous textures and surface design, signaling the hand of a skilled maker.

Location: Atelier New York, 1523 10th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122
Hours: Monday through Friday 11am - 6pm // Saturday & Sunday 11am - 5pm

Black Arts Love

417 E. Pike St

Featuring work by local artists!

Blue Cone Studios

1520 11th Ave, Door B

Featuring work by local artists!

Dream Pop Playhouse

1216 10th Ave

Come by for first dibs on all the amazing vintage furniture, art, and decor I’ve been collecting for months and months and months!
🖤 1216 10TH Avenue Seattle, WA 98122
🖤 Below Pound Gallery and next to @dripteamarket (Not Drip Tea - the tea shop but the street wear spot!).
🖤 GPS May take you to a garage door on Union but the garage door is on 10th!
🖤 Entrance through a garage door and down a ramp so it’s unfortunately not ADA accessible.

Elevation Project

1506 11th Ave

FALL STUDIO SHOW
Ever wonder what your tattoo artist creates outside their job? This month you can see the art from the Elevation Project team.
Our Fall Studio Show will be displaying art created by the artists right here in the studio. Working in their preferred medium, themes, and palettes the artists truly get to express their visions. Artwalk opening from 6-9PM on Thursday November 14th. Show runs till Dec 5th. 1506 11th Ave Up the Stairs

Eye Eye

1317 E. Pine St. Seattle, WA 98122

Welcome to Art Walk!

Sathi Maiti, OD is a Seattle based optometrist, clinical researcher, writer, and artist. She enjoys experimenting with different mediums from traditional drawing and painting to collage, embroidery, and other fiber arts. She has always been compelled by the forms found in microscopy, biology, and the natural world. She gains inspiration from the world around her, from her dachshund mix, Kali, to the eyeballs she examines every day as an eye doctor. She shares her art and other eye related content on her Instagram account @dr.maitiseyeballsandstuff

Glasswing Shop

1525 Melrose Ave

Weavings by Lamine Diouf
A curated collection of wall hangings and pillows by multi-disciplinary artist, Lamine Diouf will be on display. This collection is a collaboration, made especially for Glasswing and available in limited quantities in-store and online. Though the materiality is the same, no two pieces are exactly alike! Each tells its own story, its own sense of place and time. Diouf is from Senegal but lives and works in Belgium. His weavings can also be seen in select accessories and pieces from the Jan-Jan Van Essche Collection, also available at Glasswing.

Ceramics by George Nakamura
A collection of functional and beautiful ceramics by George Nakamura. His work embraces an outlook that favors craftsmanship over novelty. Each piece embodies a special kind of modesty that is dignified and harmonious, offering the beholder a generous sense of ease in relation to their environment. Through his range of mugs, plates, bowls and teapots (which are part of a deep lineage in Kyoto but have become a rarity in contemporary pottery), Nakamura resists the notion of tablewares as decorative artifacts and intends his creations to be a coherent part of the interior landscape.

Location: Glasswing Shop, 1525 Melrose Ave, Seattle, WA 98122 Hours: Monday through Friday 11am - 6pm glasswingshop.com

Hedreen Gallery

901 12th Ave

HEDREEN GALLERY ANNOUNCES ROOTS/UPROOT HAIR SHOW : DRAG AND BURLESQUE PERFORMANCE WITH ARTIST TALK
FEATURING SHILOH DAVIES AKA SUGAR DARLING, JANE DON’T, ISSA MAN, AND MOSCATO SKY
PERFORMANCE AND ARTIST TALK November 17, 2024, 4pm
Roots/Uproot: Curated by Arielle Simmons // Through January 4, 2025
FEATURING Nadia Ahmed, Shiloh Davies, Thalía Gochez, and Lisa Jarrett

Though often dismissed as a matter of vanity, our hair has held a richly symbolic place across cultures throughout human history. In their work, artists Nadia Ahmed, Shiloh Davies, Thalía Gochez, and Lisa Jarrett consider hair’s importance as a malleable extension of ourselves. They show the power of hair in representating our self-determined identity, signaling community or heritage, and even the passage of time and space.

Multidisciplinary artist Lisa Jarrett, Associate Professor of Community and Context Arts at Portland State University, maintains a prolific practice with recent exhibitions at Portland Art Museum and Yerba Buena Center for the Arts. Her long running visual arts project, Migrant Studies, “examine[s] hair care and beauty routines within Black culture as a bridge to themes about inventing our own survival.”

Salvadorian Mexican American, Thalía Gochez photographs her Latinx Californian community in vivid color, merging style and storytelling. She approaches the process from a place of joyful admiration. Exhibiting nationally and internationally, her work has been seen in publications such as Aperture and The New York Times, as well as brand campaigns for Nike and Rare Beauty.

Seattle-based Shiloh Davies consciously brings play to the forefront in textile work for their own drag persona, Sugar Darling, as well as for other performers near and far. Davies has also shown at the Museum of Museums and during Seattle Pride.

Local sculptor and performance artist Nadia Ahmed is Pakistani-American, “Embracing time as a medium, [Nadia] uses her artwork to explore the failure, pain, and distortion of memory.” Developing work in artist residencies and exhibiting often, Nadia also acts as Communications Specialist for the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture.

Nook & Cranny Books

324 15th Ave E Seattle, WA 98112

Meet the Artist & Mini Makers Market (with snacks!)
324 15th Ave E
Every 2nd Thursday from 5-8pm

Passable Art

1005 E Union St.

Augmented: Experiments in Spatial Experiences at Passable

Join us for an inspiring exhibition where creativity meets technology, as artists, designers, and technologists explore the possibilities of augmented reality. Discover how this magical medium transforms printed images into vibrant virtual spaces, all accessible through your phone. This show is brought to you by featured Passable member Jeff Brice and friends.

Photographic Center NW

900 12th Ave.

Opening later this month! Victoria Sambunaris
Traces of the Manifest
On view: October 24 – December 15, 2024
Artist lecture, reception, and book signing: Friday, November 22, 2024

Post Pike Cafe

212 Broadway E

Featuring work by local artists!

Rapport Seattle

700 Broadway Ave E Suite A

New to Art Walk!
Featuring work by Jay Mason: Land Marks
Open 3pm-9pm on Nov. 14th

Six of Pikes

1100 E Pike St. Suite 2

Monthly Capitol Hill Art Walk Pop-Up
Thursday, Nov. 14th and every 2nd Thursday, 5–9pm
1100 E Pike St, Seattle, WA 98122

Six of Pikes welcomes the public with visual and wearable art, design, studio production, fun merch, Tarot readings and more by Nina Raizel, Opulent Cyborg, Carolyn Buss, Art of Maybe & Djime (aka Team Context), Sarah McClymond and Ko Vial.

Look for our yellow signage on 11th between Vermillion & Thirty Fifth North skate shop, then take the stairs down to the lobby gallery.

Slow Dance

909 E Pike St

Join us at Slow Dance this Thursday, November 14th from 5-9 pm for our monthly art walk - this time with a twist. We’re so lucky to host not one, not two, but six local artists alongside our talented local makers at the store this month! Come sip some wine, listen to some good tunes, and get a head start on the holiday season by supporting local.

Steve Gilbert Studio

1418 Broadway

WORMHOLE ANIMISM: Meghan Elizabeth Trainor
Opening November 14th 5pm to 9pm
Closing December 7th 4pm to 8pm with Artist talk

Wormhole Animism affirms the spiritual foundations of science and technology. Using materials like copper, moss, beeswax, seaweed, and bog batteries, this exhibition connects quantum mechanics, black holes, holographic theory, computer memory, logic gates, and electricity with the practices of diviners and oracles, reimagining technology as a bridge to spiritual forces.

The Factory

1216 10th Ave

Granular by Blake Blanco and Jade Knox: In Granular, worlds are built upon a gesture, a release of kinetic energy recorded instantly by the loaded brush moving expressively across the canvas. These moments build upon one another, react to or resist against anything that comes before or after them; they are sedimentary monuments paying tribute to the granular systems that make up the Here and Now.

Blake Blanco and Jade Knox’s paintings explore the worlds created by dynamic gestures, while Knox’s ceramic sculptures explore how these monuments shape their environment. Bringing these two perspectives of the world together - the micro and the macro - the artists find environments which challenge conventional perceptions of scale, capture the fluidity of what is seen and unseen, and invite the enraptured exploration of one’s own environment.

Vermillion

1508 11th Ave.

Valerie Calano "Perler Jam"
(Show runs through 11/30/24, Closing Dance Party @9)
Capitol Hill Art Walk, Thursday, November 14, 2024. 5-9pm

Valerie Calano transforms tiny Perler beads, a nostalgic craft from the '80s, into stunning large-scale compositions, some containing over 30,000 beads. Her journey began with a chance encounter with a bucket of beads on the sidewalk, which inspired her intricate creations. Drawing from diverse influences such as traditional rug and quilt patterns, op art, psychedelic imagery, and vintage graphic design— especially 60s and 70s book covers—Valerie’s work showcases a deep appreciation for various artistic traditions.
Her meticulous process involves delicately placing each bead on a grid with tweezers, turning the repetitive act into a meditative experience. This serene rhythm allows time to fade, although the technical challenge of fusing the beads for large-scale works adds complexity to her craft. In Valerie's hands, Perler beads evolve from a simple nostalgic medium into vibrant contemporary art pieces.
Instagram: @beadsofburden