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For more than 30 years, the Traver Gallery has served as a theater for the visual arts, providing space for artists to explore their ideas and share their discoveries with the world.

LAST WEEK | Three ExhibitionsOn View Through May 30Traver GalleryMarita DingusThe Ancient OnesSculptural works built fro...
05/26/2026

LAST WEEK | Three Exhibitions
On View Through May 30
Traver Gallery

Marita Dingus
The Ancient Ones
Sculptural works built from salvaged materials examining ancestry, land, and survival.

Hana Hillerová
Flow: The Shape of Process
Glass works shaped through movement, gravity, chance, and control.

Joe Schlichta & Matt Sellars
Northern Light
Painting and sculpture exploring perception, light, and natural space.

SAVE THE DATE 🌷Curtis Steiner | A Q***r LightOpening Saturday, June 6, 3–5 pmTraver Gallery is pleased to present a new ...
05/22/2026

SAVE THE DATE 🌷
Curtis Steiner | A Q***r Light
Opening Saturday, June 6, 3–5 pm

Traver Gallery is pleased to present a new exhibition of paintings by Seattle artist Curtis Steiner opening June 6th. This newest body of work marks a significant shift in Steiner’s practice and brings together portraiture, intimacy, memory, and personal reflection in a deeply focused series of new works.

A Q***r Light will be on view June 6–27, 2026.

✨We’re open this Friday & Saturday during Memorial Day weekend and invite you to stop by the gallery to experience Flow:...
05/21/2026

✨We’re open this Friday & Saturday during Memorial Day weekend and invite you to stop by the gallery to experience Flow: The Shape of Process, Hana Hillerová’s debut exhibition with Traver Gallery.

Hillerová is a Czech artist living in Prague whose work explores process, movement, and material transformation through glass. Produced in Czech glass factories and workshops, the works on view develop through heat, motion, and time, allowing molten glass to flow, settle, and respond as each form takes shape.

Visit us this weekend to experience this exhibition in person.

On view through May 30.

✨Marita DingusAncient Ones✨Now on view at Traver Gallery.In this new body of work, Dingus builds figures from discarded ...
05/21/2026

✨Marita Dingus
Ancient Ones✨

Now on view at Traver Gallery.

In this new body of work, Dingus builds figures from discarded materials sourced from her community. Plastic, metal, wire, and industrial remnants are reworked into sculptures that focus on ancestry, survival, and connection to the land.

For decades, Dingus has used reclaimed materials as both an environmental and cultural statement, connecting what is discarded to broader histories of endurance and persistence.

On view through May 30th.

Congratulations to all the women featured in Tough Stuff: Women in the American Glass Studio. Opening today, May 16th at...
05/16/2026

Congratulations to all the women featured in Tough Stuff: Women in the American Glass Studio. Opening today, May 16th at the Corning Museum of Glass. We are so happy to see women in glass getting their flowers. 💐
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We’re thrilled to announce Tough Stuff: Women in the American Glass Studio, our major exhibition celebrating the women who were working in glass in the U.S. during the 1960s and ‘70s—the breakthrough decades of the American Studio Glass Movement.

Organized by Tami Landis (.landis), Curator of Postwar and Contemporary Glass at CMoG, the exhibition opens May 16, 2026 and runs through January 10, 2027.

As women’s histories continue to reshape long‑standing narratives in American art, Tough Stuff challenges the idea of studio glass as a “male‑dominated field” by foregrounding the stories of the trailblazers who shaped the movement far earlier—and far more extensively—than many accounts acknowledge. Spanning six decades (1960–today), the exhibition moves beyond the limited timeline often shown in past presentations.

The American Studio Glass Movement has often been framed around a few makers and blown‑glass traditions—but the real story is much broader. Women artists across the country (and around the world) have been pushing glass in bold, innovative directions for decades. Tough Stuff brings their work together for the first time, highlighting the strength, skill, and legacy of the women who helped define contemporary glass.

Featuring works from the Museum’s collection alongside key loans, Tough Stuff showcases how early experimentation ignited generations of innovation. The exhibition goes well beyond blown glass, highlighting techniques like fusing, slumping, flameworking, pâte de verre, mixed media, and more. The exhibition and related publication also illuminate the cultural, social, artistic, and gender dynamics of their time—revealing a fuller, more powerful story of glass in the United States.

Mark your calendars! Our exhibition opening celebration will be Friday, May 15. More information coming soon!

We had a wonderful impromptu visit with Francine Seders at the gallery today! Francine was a major force in the Seattle ...
05/15/2026

We had a wonderful impromptu visit with Francine Seders at the gallery today!

Francine was a major force in the Seattle gallery scene representing many of the regions premier artists from 1966 until she closed her gallery on December 24,2013.

We got a great photo with her and Bill Traver in front of Nature Boy by Marita Dingus. Who Francine represented early in her career. What a fun full circle moment.

Join Hana Hillerová and Charlie Parriott for a conversation moderated by Tommy Gregory at the Rainier Arts Center in con...
05/07/2026

Join Hana Hillerová and Charlie Parriott for a conversation moderated by Tommy Gregory at the Rainier Arts Center in conjunction with Hillerová’s debut exhibition with Traver Gallery, Flow: The Shape of Process.

The discussion will focus on Hillerová’s recent work produced in Czech glass factories and the longstanding creative exchange between Prague and American artists.

Artist Talk
Sunday, May 10, 3 pm
Rainier Arts Center
3515 S Alaska St, Seattle, WA

Flow: The Shape of Process remains on view at Traver Gallery through May 30.

Presented in partnership SEEDArts & Rainer Arts Center.

Joe Shlichta & Matt SellarsNorthern Light ✨A Traver & Vetri Gallery Project at West Canal Yards📍Opening Reception: May 2...
04/29/2026

Joe Shlichta & Matt Sellars
Northern Light ✨
A Traver & Vetri Gallery Project at West Canal Yards
📍Opening Reception: May 2, 3–5 pm

Join us for the opening of Northern Light Saturday, May 2 from 3–5 pm.

The featured painting by Joe Shlichta, Ever After, will be featured in the exhibition alongside sculptural work by Matt Sellars.

Schlichta’s work explores how tone and value construct and disrupt a sense of space. Built through layered passages of paint and direct brushwork, the surface suggests landscape without fixing it. Hints of desert, plant forms, and sky emerge through shifting geometry, allowing the image to move between structure and openness.

Northern Light will be on view from May 2–30, 2026. Join us for the opening in the gallery space above Traver Gallery. 💗

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1100 W. Ewing Street
Seattle, WA
98119

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Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 6pm
Saturday 10am - 5pm

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+12065876501

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