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COLLECT is a social and cultural event that encourages new potential art collectors to get started o

COLLECT is a social and cultural event that encourages new potential art collectors to get started on their collection. The goal is to introduce people who haven't felt comfortable or informed enough to approach art in a new way. Smaller galleries are often overlooked but they provide a special opportunity to discover emerging, early and mid-career artists who produce high quality work at a more m

Untitled album 11/26/2019

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Photos from Collect's post 08/01/2019

Thank you to the COLLECTors who joined us for our Seattle Art Fair Sneak Peek Tour and to Wa Na Wari, Roq La Rue Gallery, Tarik Abdullah, and Bonfire Art Culture Design!

COLLECT Tour: 2019 Art Fair Satellite Edition 07/31/2019

Thank you to Stranger Things To Do for the shout out! There are still a few seats left on the pARTy bus!

COLLECT Tour: 2019 Art Fair Satellite Edition Wed July 31 - Wa Na Wari - Seattle

In Seattle, Creating Community by Collecting Art and Artists 01/10/2019

Seattle artist and collector Shaun Kardinal shares his thoughts on wall space, community, buying art on a budget, art and social media, and why he collects art in the The New York Times Show Us Your Wall Series!

In Seattle, Creating Community by Collecting Art and Artists Shaun Kardinal has a budget and a home filled with original works. For him, reaching out to artists and keeping his ears open have led to deals.

Photos from Collect's post 08/07/2018

Thank you to all of the COLLECTors who joined us on our 2018 Seattle Art Fair Edition tour! Many thanks to our tour participants - Vermillion Art Gallery and Bar, John Grade Studio, Hedreen Gallery, 1 Room, CHARCOAL, and to Chef Tarik Abdullah! Stay tuned for future tours.

Elisheba Johnson Helms a New Pioneer Square Space - City Arts Magazine 08/04/2018

Elisheba Johnson, co-founder of COLLECT, has curated a group show of Black and African diaspora artists based in the Pacific Northwest called CHARCOAL. Learn more about the show, about Liz, and her thoughts on the state of the arts in Seattle.

Elisheba Johnson Helms a New Pioneer Square Space - City Arts Magazine The 101, as the space is called, officially opens later this month but its first exhibition opens Friday, Aug. 3. 'CHARCOAL' features 19 Black or African Diaspora artists living in the Pacific Northwest. [...]Read More...

How to Be an Art Collector in Seattle 07/26/2018

How to Be an Art Collector in Seattle Investing in art? Do it for love, experts say, not for money

How to Be an Art Collector in Seattle 07/26/2018

Have you gotten your tickets to COLLECT yet! We are mentioned in this article. Thanks Seattle Business Magazine!

How to Be an Art Collector in Seattle Investing in art? Do it for love, experts say, not for money

Can Art Lending Libraries Empower a New Generation of Collectors? 04/22/2018

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Can Art Lending Libraries Empower a New Generation of Collectors? Art lending libraries work like any other library: borrow an artwork, enjoy it in your home, and return it by its due date for little to no cost.

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