ART-STROLOGY opened on Saturday, and it feels nice to have such a bright, colorful show on the walls after a(nother) rough week of news and current events.

Every piece is available as a 3-color Risograph print (aqua, flo pink, yellow) as well as a collected calendar with blank dates and blank days of the week, so you can use it for any year, and with whatever weekly format you prefer. Sunday-first? Monday-first? Want to be weird and start on Wednesday for some reason? You can do it!

​Availability is limited though, so don't wait if you think you want something! Here's a video reel of the show if you can't make it in person!

Yes! We're kicking off the year with a Risograph calendar and print series featuring the zodiac!

What's your sign? Come find them all at our ART-STROLOGY show featuring 12 pieces of Riso-printed artwork, available as in a collected calendar or as individual prints.

ART-STROLOGY features artwork by Kiriska, Lake Wilson, Vox Dombek, Vladimir Verano, Zaza Vera Luga Audirac, Kaylyn Chileen, Mx. Morgan, Rebecca Ann Jordan, Summer Clarke (featured in poster art above!), Liz Courts, and Maxx FG, and it's showing January 10th through February 13th. 

Join us for the opening reception Saturday, January 10th, from 6-9 pm!

We're excited to announce GROWTH as our theme for next year's Stanza, our annual art & poetry collaboration anthology and gallery show!

Poets are invited to submit poetry inspired by plants and fungi. 🌱 Accepted poems will be paired with artists for visual interpretation. Poets can submit work for consideration, and artists can apply to be considered for pairing until January 18th. You can submit as both a poet and an artist.

All work will be published in 2026's Stanza book to be released in April, which is National Poetry Month! Artwork will also be featured in a gallery show coinciding with the book launch on April 11.

We want to tell people that there is a better way, something we can all work towards.
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First, tell us something that happened to you or someone you know. Then, tell us how it could be different, better, more equitable, kinder.

Stories will be reviewed and selected by Riff Raff League, an open community organizing group hosted by Push/Pull. We'll publish the stories in a free zine that will be distributed to Little Free Libraries throughout the Northwest Seattle area, online, and hopefully will reach even farther.

We're looking for stories that are no more than one letter size page typed (approx 400-450 words). Send questions to [email protected].
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Accepting submissions through November 15.

SWORD DANCE is a series by Seattle artist and illustrator Mx. Morgan, themed with wolves and the swords suit from traditional tarot, displayed in Risograph print. Particular to Mx. Morgan's body of work, the viewer is invited to intuitively find oneself in the feral animal— and like in tarot, one may discover inner truths.

The sword suit in traditional tarot typically represents introspective challenges— logic, anxieties, decision-making, traumas, overthinking, and so on. Each card is presented with the wolf as a primary focus, an animal symbolizing untamed nature, power, fear, familial ties. 

Adorning each card are red, tangled flourishes which can be seen as feathers, vines, or perhaps blood, depending on how one chooses to interpret them. That is the beautiful aspect of tarot— there are hard set meanings rooted in one’s cultural significance, however it is up to the viewer to determine what that card means to them personally. Which card do you find yourself in?

Join us for the opening reception, Saturday, September 13, from 6-9 pm. Light refreshments will be provided, so RSVPs are appreciated!

Our annual Book Club show opens this Saturday, featuring various works inspired by The Winged Histories by Sofia Samata.

If you've read the book, come marvel at the cool art and connect pieces to the narrative! If you haven't, perhaps you'll be inspired to! Join us for the opening reception starting at 6!