Stonington Gallery

Has anyone ever told you about the heart of Northwest Coast art? It beats strongly right here at Stonington Gallery. Located in Seattle’s historic Pioneer Square, Stonington Gallery isn’t just a display of beautiful objects. It’s a portal to the vibrant Indigenous cultures of the Pacific Northwest and Alaska. Stonington Gallery has been showcasing these masterworks since 1979. The gallery is known for its deep and high-quality collection. Their customer service and knowledgeable staff are exceptional. Stonington Gallery offers an incredible introduction to the artistic character of Seattle and the broader Northwest Coast. It’s a testament to the living Indigenous cultures and artists of this region. Stonington Gallery emphasizes works in glass by contemporary Indigenous artists. Names like Preston Singletary, Raven Skyriver, and Dan Friday grace their collection. The gallery also boasts an unparalleled collection of masks, totems, and panels carved from cedar and alder. These powerful pieces are created by master carvers such as Joe David and Tom Patterson. Stonington Gallery also features prints and paintings. Artists include renowned figures like Robert Davidson and Susan Point. They work alongside emerging talents. Their art allows visitors to find pieces in a range of prices. The gallery represents weavers. They are considered the heart of a living culture. Artists like Isabel Rorick and Lisa Telford demonstrate the intricate beauty of this traditional craft. Stonington Gallery also displays unique art jewelry. From traditional silver engraved cuffs to contemporary pieces by artists like Nicholas Galanin and Jay Simeon, the gallery offers a wide array of styles. Stonington Gallery’s mission is to create the perfect environment for appreciating Northwest Coast art. They are committed to educating the public about these rich art forms and the artists who create them.