Stonington Gallery

Name: Stonington Gallery
Address: 125 South Jackson Street, Seattle, WA, 98104, US
Telephone: (206) 405-4040
Price range: $$$
Rating: 4.6

Stonington Gallery: Northwestern Native American art in Seattle, with glass, prints, and a knowledgeable staff.

4.6(5 reviews)

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Stonington Gallery in Seattle specializes in Northwestern Native American art, offering glass, prints, masks, jewelry, sculpture, lithographs, and traditional baskets. Representing Dan Friday and Preston Singletary in glass, and Susan Point and lessLIE in prints, the gallery provides a sizable, well-organized space with knowledgeable staff. Located downtown, it highlights tribal and artist credits, accessibility, and a broad range of works for collectors and first-time buyers alike.

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125 S Jackson St, Seattle, WA 98104, USA

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125 South Jackson Street

Seattle, WA, 98104

(206) 405-4040 stoningtongallery.com/

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Services

Art Sales

Purchase original sculptures, prints, lithographs, and jewelry from Pacific Northwest Native American artists.

Art Consultation

Expert guidance from knowledgeable staff on selecting and understanding Indigenous art pieces.

Unframed Art Options

Affordable, unframed prints and art to make collecting accessible for various budgets.

Gallery Viewing

Explore a sizeable, well-organized collection in a bright, comfortable, and wheelchair-accessible space.

Artist Representation

Representation of acclaimed artists like Dan Friday and Preston Singletary in glass and other mediums.

4.60 · 5 reviews

Overall rating

Alexandria Wenninger

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· 9 months ago

Limited selection and it isn't shown how much the artists receive of the purchase price. We are from Alaska where there are many opportunities to purchase art directly from artists who are from the Pacific Northwest Coast so this gallery was quite underwhelming for us.

Philippe

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· 10 months ago

A reliable source for pacific northwest art, and the best one for that purpose in Seattle. They represent Dan Friday and Preston Singletary in glass, Susan Point and lessLIE in prints, plus masks and jewelry. The staff is knowledgeable and the gallery is sizeable. I just wish they had poster tubes to take the prints on a plane.

Genevieve Warner

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· 2 years ago

A truly gorgeous gallery with an amazing selection of art! I really appreciate how they have prints and unframed art to make owning art more accessible for people with lower means. The staff are kind, passionate, and generous with their time and knowledge. The gallery is clean, bright, well-organized, easy to walk through, wheelchair accessible, and comfortable in temperature. The selection is a fantastic representation of local Indigenous art, with credit given to specific Tribes and their artists--I learned a lot and was so impressed with the range. It's a great stop on my weekly Pioneer Square walks!

John Victor Calabig

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· 2 years ago

One of my favorite galleries downtown Seattle focusing on Native American art they have a vast collection of sculptures, lithographs, originals, jewelry and even baskets made by artisans. We have several pieces from them and can’t wait to get more

Eduardo Aguilar

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· 6 years ago

This gallery is one of the nicer galleries focusing on Northwestern Native American people. Everything on the gallery is HIGH quality from the sculptures, to the prints, lithographs, jewelry and traditional face masks. The staff was very welcoming and knowledgeable, which I appreciated. If into the work, I would highly recommend it, it will not disappoint.

Foster/White Gallery in Seattle’s Pioneer Square showcases a diverse mix of paintings, glass art, and mixed media from national, local, and Canadian artists. The large, airy space includes a second floor and an outdoor deck. Welcoming, knowledgeable staff and the owners/curators host frequent meet-and-greet evenings, making it easy to explore art near transit and nearby cafes.

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