Gallery 110

Gallery 110 is a contemporary art space located in Seattle's Pioneer Square neighborhood at 110 3rd Ave S, offering art enthusiasts a dedicated venue to discover work by both established and emerging professional artists. The gallery has carved out a niche in Seattle's vibrant art scene by focusing specifically on contemporary work that reflects the diverse creative voices shaping current artistic discourse. Whether you're a seasoned art collector, a casual gallery visitor, or someone simply looking to experience what Seattle's creative community has to offer, Gallery 110 provides an accessible and welcoming environment to engage with current artistic practice. When you visit Gallery 110, you can expect to encounter thoughtfully curated exhibitions that showcase the range and depth of contemporary art being produced today. The gallery's programming reflects a commitment to presenting work across various mediums and styles from professional artists at different points in their careers. This approach means that each exhibition offers something different, from established artists with extensive exhibition histories to compelling newer voices gaining recognition in the art world. The space functions as both a showcase for finished work and a forum for artistic exploration, creating an atmosphere where visitors can discover new artists and gain fresh perspectives on contemporary practice. Visiting Gallery 110 is best planned for Thursday through Saturday, when the gallery is open from noon to five in the afternoon. This limited but intentional schedule allows the gallery to maintain careful attention to its programming and visitor experience. When you arrive, you'll find a focused and intimate setting that encourages genuine engagement with the artwork on view. The gallery invites visitors to take their time experiencing the exhibitions in a space designed to facilitate meaningful encounters with contemporary art. If you're an artist interested in sharing your work, Gallery 110 welcomes submissions, making it not only a destination for experiencing art but also a potential platform for creative professionals seeking exhibition opportunities.