The Gallery at Pottery Northwest

The Gallery at Pottery Northwest advances community through clay. Grounded in the belief that art matters because people matter, we expand access to education, exhibition, and collecting while centering inclusion, equity, and belonging. The gallery fosters connection, supports artists as community members, and creates space for shared creativity, continued growth, and collective momentum.

We envision a future where clay is a catalyst for connection, creativity, and collective care — where barriers to participation are removed, diverse voices are visible and valued, and creative practice strengthens community from within. Through bold, inclusive, and community-centered work, The Gallery at Pottery Northwest nurtures a thriving cultural ecosystem shaped by the people who make, share, and live with clay.

Open to the Public: Monday - Saturday 11AM - 6PM

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  • Current Exhibition

    Bringing together work by artists from across our community, Home considers both the physical and emotional landscapes in which belonging takes form. Through functional pottery, sculpture, and mixed-media work centered in clay, artists reflect on domestic space, identity, culture, memory, connection, and transition. 

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  • Upcoming Exhibition

    What We Carry brings together sculptural ceramic works that explore heritage, ancestry, memory, and the ways we locate ourselves in the modern world. Featuring Natalia Arbelaez, Aisha Harrison, Hanako O’Leary and Priscilla Dobler Dzul.

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  • Upcoming Exhibition

    This exhibition explores how transgender people find and create sanctuary within a society that too often places our safety, autonomy, and very existence at risk. At its heart, Sanctuary considers not only the need for refuge, but the resilience required to create spaces of belonging, care, and possibility in a world that does not always provide them.

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Current Exhibition

Bringing together work by artists from across our community, Home considers both the physical and emotional landscapes in which belonging takes form. Through functional pottery, sculpture, and mixed-media work centered in clay, artists reflect on domestic space, identity, culture, memory, connection, and transition. 

View

Upcoming Exhibition

What We Carry brings together sculptural ceramic works that explore heritage, ancestry, memory, and the ways we locate ourselves in the modern world. Featuring Natalia Arbelaez, Aisha Harrison, Hanako O’Leary and Priscilla Dobler Dzul.

Learn More

Upcoming Exhibition

This exhibition explores how transgender people find and create sanctuary within a society that too often places our safety, autonomy, and very existence at risk. At its heart, Sanctuary considers not only the need for refuge, but the resilience required to create spaces of belonging, care, and possibility in a world that does not always provide them.

Learn more