 The seasons are about to shift again and we're gearing up for our fall market! Come celebrate this transitional time with all your best spooky creations! This market will be ONE DAY ONLY, so don't wait to apply! Applications are open through September 1st, but vendors are accepted on a rolling basis, so the sooner we hear from you, the sooner we can respond!
 Summer is nearly upon us, and there's so much happening!
Rather than compete with all the Solstice events, we're lining up with Ballard Seafood Fest for a Midsummer Market! Join us at our very haunted venue in the heart of Old Ballard for two days of art slinging and general revelry! Application deadline is June 30th, but vendors are accepted on a rolling basis, so the earlier you apply, the earlier you'll get a response!  Push/Pull's Book Club is back! This year, we're reading The Mind of Plants: Narratives of Vegetal Intelligence, an anthology with lots of cool contributors! The book is quite the hefty volume, with each chapter devoted to a specific type of plant.
Artists are invited to submit work inspired by their favorite chapter(s) for a group show in July. We'll have a group work and peer review/critique/feedback session on June 13th!
 Push/Pull and Bal-Art are seeking vendors for their next market! Application deadline is March 13th, but vendors are accepted on a rolling basis, so the earlier you apply, the earlier you'll get a response!
 Calling all LGBTQ+ visual artists! Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center is continuing its public art program that celebrates and highlights the work of diverse artists in our community across our campus and in our research. The program’s purpose is to connect artists from underrepresented and minoritized communities in the Pacific Northwest with leaders in public health to open dialogues and promote active change. The selected artist will also receive $5,000 for their commission and participation in the program.
LGBTQ+ visual artist submissions close Friday, February 10, 2023 at 5 p.m. PT. There is no fee for entry. |
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