Push/Pull

Push/Pull is a vibrant contemporary art gallery located in Seattle's Adams neighborhood at 2000 NW Market Street, offering a refreshing alternative to the city's more mainstream art spaces. This gallery has carved out a distinct niche in Seattle's art scene by dedicating itself to underground art, comics, contemporary work, and printmaking. If you're looking for a place where experimental and boundary-pushing art takes center stage, Push/Pull delivers an experience that feels genuine and connected to Seattle's creative underground rather than polished and corporate. When you visit Push/Pull, you'll encounter a carefully curated selection of exhibitions that reflect the gallery's commitment to comics and printmaking alongside contemporary art installations. The programming here celebrates artists working in unconventional mediums and explores themes that might not find space in traditional galleries. Whether it's a solo show featuring intricate comic book art, an exhibition highlighting innovative printmaking techniques, or contemporary pieces that challenge and provoke, the gallery consistently showcases work that feels vital and connected to the broader creative community. The space itself becomes part of the experience, offering an intimate setting where you can engage directly with the art and get a genuine sense of what drives the artists being featured. Visiting Push/Pull is convenient for anyone exploring the Adams neighborhood or venturing to that corner of Seattle. The gallery maintains generous hours throughout the week, opening at 10:00 AM Monday through Saturday with evening hours until 8:00 PM, and staying open until 7:00 PM on Sundays. This accessibility means you can easily fit a visit into your schedule, whether you're planning a dedicated art outing or discovering the gallery while exploring the neighborhood. The welcoming atmosphere at Push/Pull makes it an ideal destination for both seasoned art enthusiasts and casual visitors curious about underground and contemporary art. If you're an artist yourself, the gallery also accepts artist submissions, making it a potential venue for your own work or a place to connect with the creative community shaping Seattle's art landscape.