Work among painters, sculptors, printers and more. Exceptional location and energy. Half a block walk to Lake Union. Located across the street for Dale Chihuly’s famous Boat House. East of Gasworks Park in Wallingford.

The location is bright and warm with 30 foot ceilings and lots of smiles and fellow artists to collaborate with. Tons of free parking available on the street and in our huge private parking lot. Cool exposed vintage timber gives the space lots of charm and natural light. We have over a dozen fun creative artists to hang with in our 5000 sq. foot building. 

All of our standard studio spaces are currently occupied, however, because our main gallery is only open to the public one evening a month, we have decided to divide the gallery (for the rest of the month)  into 3 open-air painting spaces. There are no walls or doors around these unique spaces. These spaces have the best natural and artificial light sources in the building and have very high ceilings. For the right person, this will be a great opportunity to work among several talented full-time artists in a friendly open environment. The 3 main gallery spaces range from $175 to $225 a month. Occupying one of these unique open-air spaces, will place you ahead of the line, once one of our private studios becomes available.

New management is planning monthly gallery showings in conjunction with the Fremont Gallery Walk beginning November 5th. We would love to have some new cool creative people to become a part of this new gallery / workspace project. Our standard studio spaces range from $250 to $600 a month. The price is between $1.00 and $1.25 a sq. foot. Drive by and take a look. Please email us to set an appointment to view the spaces.

Matt@GasworksGallery.com

Gasworks Gallery
3815 4th Ave NE
Seattle, WA  

Located east of Gasworks Park, in the big blue JONES building (across from Ivar’s on Lake Union) on 4th and Northlake Way.  

Standard studio space

Vintage timber 30 foot ceilings

Penny Laine - Metal Sculptor

Matt Jones - Founder and Abstract Painters