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Woodside Braseth Gallery
Showcasing exceptional Northwest art in a historic Seattle waterfront gallery.
5(5 reviews)
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Showcasing exceptional Northwest art in a historic Seattle waterfront gallery.
Woodside Braseth Gallery is a premier art gallery located in the historic Agen Warehouse (Western Building) near Seattle's waterfront. We specialize in showcasing exceptional Northwest and Pacific Northwest artists, featuring works that highlight regional elements and artistic traditions. Our knowledgeable and friendly staff, including owner John, provides personalized tours and insights into artists like Morris Graves and Jared Rue. With a 4.8-star rating, we offer a welcoming space for art enthusiasts, collectors, and visitors to explore quality contemporary and historic art in a beautifully preserved 1910 building listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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Curated exhibitions featuring Northwest and Pacific Northwest artists, including contemporary and historic works.
Informative tours led by knowledgeable staff, offering insights into artists, techniques, and regional art history.
Assistance with purchasing original artworks, including pieces by notable artists like Morris Graves and Jared Rue.
Exclusive events for new exhibitions, with opportunities to meet artists and join our mailing list for updates.
Expert advice for collectors on art selection, investment, and display, tailored to individual preferences.
Amazing art and people at this establishment.
Very nice staff and beautiful work
This business is located in the Agen Warehouse also known as The Western Building. This building was built in 1910 to 1911 and added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1998. This is a beautiful historic building and a must see. I would definitely check it out and this business.
Wonderful art gallery near the waterfront. I was in the area with a little bit of time and decided to stop in to Woodside Braseth. The lone gentleman in the gallery was busy but friendly. The art they showcased by Jared Rue was also excellent and featured a lot of PNW elements. Maybe someday I’ll be able to buy some the art hanging up in there. Until then, I appreciated their hospitality and their top-notch art. I hope to be back soon to see other local art.
I was searching everywhere for a place that had work by Morris Graves and finally found it here. The owner, John took me around and I learned more about Graves and his way of painting. He was personable and informative with a good sense of humor. The gallery was a find. There’s quality work on the walls. I’m now on the mailing list for opening nights. It’s a pleasure.
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