SOIL Art Gallery

SOIL Art Gallery is an artist-run nonprofit gallery located at 112 3rd Ave S in Seattle's historic Pioneer Square neighborhood. As a community-driven space dedicated to experimental and innovative art, SOIL provides a platform for artists working across diverse media to showcase boundary-pushing work that might not find a home in more traditional gallery settings. The gallery's mission centers on supporting emerging and mid-career artists while fostering meaningful dialogue about contemporary art practices. What distinguishes SOIL from commercial galleries is its commitment to artist-led programming and its openness to experimental approaches across all media. As a nonprofit space operated by artists for artists, SOIL understands the challenges of the contemporary art world and actively works to create opportunities for those exploring unconventional methods, materials, and concepts. The gallery plays a vital role in Seattle's arts ecosystem by taking risks on innovative work and providing a supportive environment where both artists and audiences can engage with art that challenges conventions. For artists considering approaching the gallery, SOIL's focus on experimentation and diversity of media makes it particularly welcoming to those working outside mainstream art market trends. SOIL Art Gallery is open to the public Friday through Sunday from 12:00 to 5:00 PM, making it an accessible weekend destination for art enthusiasts exploring Pioneer Square's gallery district. Visitors can expect to encounter thoughtfully curated exhibitions that showcase a range of contemporary practices, from installation and performance to new media and traditional forms reimagined through experimental lenses. The intimate gallery space encourages close viewing and contemplation, offering a refreshing alternative to larger institutional settings. More information about current exhibitions and programming can be found at soilart.org.