Foster/White Gallery is an art gallery at 220 3rd Ave S in Seattle’s Pioneer Square, where contemporary paintings, sculpture and glass share space with rotating exhibitions. It has represented established and emerging artists since 1968, with a particular focus on Pacific Northwest painters and sculptors. The spacious galleries have high ceilings and several display areas, plus an outdoor deck. Look for work by regional artists and check the current exhibition schedule before you go; the gallery also takes part in Pioneer Square’s First Thursday art walks.
A Pioneer Square gallery since 1968
Foster/White has operated in Pioneer Square since 1968. It represents established and emerging artists, with a strong emphasis on painters and sculptors from the Pacific Northwest. Its exhibitions also include artists from beyond the region, so the program changes as shows rotate.
The gallery has longstanding ties to glass art. Dale Chihuly had early connections with Foster/White, and the gallery continues to represent glass artists alongside painters, printmakers and sculptors.
A spacious setting for changing exhibitions
The gallery occupies a historic building in Pioneer Square. High ceilings suit large-scale works, and the exhibition space is arranged across multiple areas. Paintings, sculpture, glass and photography appear in its program; the range depends on what is on view during your visit.
First Thursday art walks bring galleries across Pioneer Square into the same evening itinerary. Check Foster/White’s website for its current exhibitions and event details before setting out.
FAQ
Where is Foster/White Gallery?
It is at 220 3rd Ave S in Seattle’s Pioneer Square.
What kind of art is shown at Foster/White Gallery?
The gallery presents contemporary paintings, sculpture, glass, printmaking and photography, including work by established and emerging artists.
When is a good time to visit Foster/White Gallery?
First Thursday is a good option if you want to visit during Pioneer Square’s art walk.
