Fine Art Gallery
Current Show:
Valeria Ortiz
Opening april 9th 2026
1506 11th Ave
Seattle, WA 98122
Valeria is a muralist and visual artist with over a decade of experience with works across painting, illustration, printmaking, and more. Since moving to Seattle, her love of murals has grown into a practice rooted in collaboration and storytelling- Creating work that reflects voices, identities, and experiences of the community around her. Her pieces explore emotion, connection, and self-discovery, capturing the essence of her subjects through a thoughtful and deeply human lens.
Past Exhibitions
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Seeing the Signs
March 2026
Where words fail, art makes up the difference. Everett Lovrien is an autistic artist with a keen interest in symbolism, and its intersection with nature and intuitive perception. Using allegory and mysticism as a backdrop, Everett constructs intentional and striking works of art using objects and creatures to speak their personal experience through symbols. They hope to bring attention to the maiming of healing, mental fortitude, and beautify hard topics that deserve attention.
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Nahshon Joshua
November 2025
Showcasing the work of Nahshon Joshua a Seattle-based mixed media and figurative oil painter. They explore themes of blackness, queerness, fantasy, and spirituality reconstructing socio-political narratives into vivid new stories through a dynamic color palette and dreamlike composition. Their work invites viewers to see identity and imagination intertwined in bold, transformative ways.
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2 Year Anniversary
October 2025
October marks two years of Elevation Project, and we’re celebrating with a show close to our dark little hearts 🖤 For this month we’re showcasing a haunted gallery of spooky, strange, and shadowy works by our resident tattoo artists and apprentices. Expect eerie beauty, gothic flair, and a touch of the macabre just in time for Halloween.
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AshaAung Helmstetter
August 2025
A Seattle-born oil painter and mixed media artist, AshaAung’s work is rooted in imagination, perseverance, and deep community connection. Through vibrant paintings and layered textures, she explores freedom from within—creating pieces that invite reflection and make space for others to be unapologetically themselves.
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Black Creators to the Front
February 2025
In celebration of Black History Month, Elevation Project will be using the studio space to ask local Black creators to vend their works for Capitol Hill Artwalk. A market full of photography, fine art, gifts, metaphysical goods, aromatherapy and more! All created by locals here in Seattle.
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The Blade That Makes Us
3/14 - 4/4/24
The Blade That Makes Us is a comprehensive exhibit of new work on canvas and paper that examines how trauma and adversity can shape the identity over time. Emma's process of addition and reduction builds up a rich background for the ghostly figures that populate her world, blurring the boundaries between figuration and abstraction, process and intent, self and other.
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