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Northwest Tribal Art

Northwest Tribal Art (Northwest American Native Arts) is one of the leading gallery showcasing museum-quality Northwest Native and Inuit artwork for collectors since 1981. For decades, Northwest Tribal Art has earned a reputation for bringing fine native artworks from emerging and renowned artists who bring the cultures and legends to life. Located in historic Pike Market Place in Seattle, Northwest Tribal Art is surrounded by Seattle Art Museum (SAM), Original Starbuck Coffee, Four Seasons, A Five Stars hotel and many attractions within minutes walking distance. When someone visits our gallery, they have the opportunity to visualize distinctive part of Northwest native culture with varied collection of First Nations, native style, arts and crafts. At any given time, Northwest Tribal Art features over few hundred native artists and represents many Tribes and Nation of the Northwest Coast. Our staffs can assist you with choosing corporate or incentive gifts, awards, presentation or delegate packages from a diverse and authentic collection of Native art to suit anyone's budget. Visit our on-line store for more selections.

Nancy Schutt

Specializing in custom painted portraits of dogs and the people they own, dog art prints, and dog themed gift items.

Emerald City Fired Arts Studio & Gallery

We specialize in paint your own pottery, clay art, mosaics and glass fusion. We welcome walk-in business and offer classes, workshops, and camps. We have space to hold birthdays, office parties, fund-raisers and other events!

City Art Farm

City Art Farm offers year round after school classes, and harvest workshops. City Art Farm believes in project based learning, incorporating the garden and environment, to give a wider vision to create art. Kids and adults will experience learning from the ground up, using many materials grown on site or recycled goods. At City Art Farm, art becomes a way of living rather than a separate interest. Through the environment, students will learn traditional art concepts of design, drawing,painting and sculpture, as well as harvesting, animal care and sustainable gardening.

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