CURRENT MEMBERSHIP
Push/Pull is a cooperative gallery. Each member participates in the running of the gallery. We don't have employees or bosses. Here's our current crew!
Maxx Follis-GoodkindDirectorMaxx (she/her) handles most of the business side of Push/Pull. She's the one replying to emails and making sure the taxes get paid on time. She started Push/Pull in 2013 with a vision of having a space for underground artists and illustrators. When she has time she also makes some of the art, patches, comics and other items in the gallery.
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Seth GoodkindPartnerSeth (he/him) is the original member, formerly "resident artist", of Push/Pull. He's an active local comic and tattoo artist, published illustrator, and organizes the indie comic show Exterminator City.
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Vladimir VeranoPartnerVlad (he/him) is an artist, designer, and also the publisher, VertVolta Press.
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RJ JordanMemberRJ (she/him) is a speculative author and artist telling stories about the natural world and exploring alien ones. She is a watercolor artist, illustrator, science writer, and experimenter. In her free time she draws bugs, cuddles her cat, gardens, and makes weird stuff.
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Max MandellMemberMaxwell Mandell (he/him) is a media-crossing creator and arts educator. When he isn’t spending time at Push/Pull, Max works from home as a digital marketing assistant and graphic designer. Outside of his artistic pursuits, Max enjoys getting creative in the kitchen and exploring the natural beauty of Washington State.
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Kaylyn ChileenMemberOriginally from the suburbs outside Chicago, Kaylyn Chileen (she/her) is a RISD graduate in Illustration with focuses in animation, Illustration, graphic design and contemporary art.
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Flora OakenthornMemberFlora (they/them) is a Pacific Northwest-based artist, focusing on blending colors into a new imaginative, playful world view. An indigenous, non-binary, neurodiverse artist, Flora shows the world through their eyes in every piece, whimsical or dark.
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Morgan RoblesMemberMorgan (they/them) is a freelance artist and illustrator based in Seattle, Washington. Their work is best known for its use of macabre themes, animals, and nature. They use these themes to explore mental illness, gender identity, or simply to make neat skulls.
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Kiri YuMemberKiri (they/them) is a Seattle artist, writer, and enormous nerd who likes drawing flora, fauna, monsters, and macabre subjects. They're a 15-year veteran of the pop convention artist alley scene and has written extensively about it, and also pens.
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