SOIL Art Gallery

SOIL Art Gallery stands as a contemporary art destination nestled in Seattle's historic Pioneer Square neighborhood at 112 3rd Avenue South. For anyone seeking to experience current artistic voices and cutting-edge creative work in the Pacific Northwest, SOIL offers a compelling reason to venture into this vibrant area of the city. The gallery's focus on contemporary art means you'll encounter work that reflects current artistic movements, themes, and methodologies, making each visit a chance to engage with art being made and discussed right now rather than work relegated to historical significance. When you visit SOIL, you can expect to encounter diverse contemporary exhibitions that showcase a range of artistic practices and perspectives. The gallery's programming provides a platform for artists exploring new ideas and pushing the boundaries of traditional art forms. Rather than maintaining a static collection, SOIL's rotating exhibitions mean that each visit offers something fresh and different, encouraging both regular visitors and newcomers to return and discover what's currently on view. The curatorial approach reflects a commitment to meaningful contemporary practice that invites viewers to think critically about the art they encounter. Planning your visit is straightforward with SOIL's weekend and Friday schedule. The gallery opens from noon to five o'clock on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, remaining closed during the week from Monday through Thursday. This schedule makes it convenient for weekend art explorations or a Friday afternoon cultural outing. Located in Pioneer Square, the gallery sits among other galleries, cafes, and historic architecture, allowing you to combine an art visit with exploring the neighborhood's other offerings. When you arrive at SOIL, you'll find a space dedicated to presenting contemporary work in a setting that respects and highlights the art itself, providing an intimate environment to engage with current creative voices in the Seattle art scene.