Join us , Thursday, August 24th, join us in the Kitchen at MoM for solo show by Katlyn Hubner.

Explore a series of large scale oil paintings featuring portraits of Seattle-based drag queens alongside a video installation by Stephen Anunson who has been documenting and collaborating with the talented cast of figures for years.

As always, the first floor is free and open to public, just enter on Broadway.

This is one of our last shows in the Kitchen at MoM and we hope you can make it!

Portland-based Gallery Go Go is coming to Seattle for a free exhibition at the Museum of Museums!

Known for their vibrant exhibitions, programming, and workshops, we are pleased to host Gallery Go Go in the Kitchen at MoM starts from this Thursday, July 6th.

Don’t miss your chance to view the the work of a diverse range of artists based in Portland, OR and the greater PNW.

The show is free and open to the public, with an opening reception on Sunday, July 9th from 4:00-6:00pm.

We look forward to seeing you in this celebration of our greater Pacific Northwest art community!

MARK YOUR CALENDARS!🏳️‍🌈

In celebration of Pride weekend, we are excited to announce “Don’t Fucking Touch Me” by Jessica Marie Mercy (@jesthedeluxe) opening next Thursday, June 22nd, 5:00 - 10:00, in the Kitchen at MoM. 🌈✨

MoM invites you to immerse yourself in a mesmerizing exploration of queer femme identity, conveyed through the expressive language of clay. Step into a world where delicate boundaries intertwine with unyielding resilience. 🗡️💄

When Jessica was little, she would seek refuge in the desert, a psychedelic dreamland full of cacti. They were both beautiful and dangerous, much like Femmes. The artist became fascinated with their sharp spines, which protected each form from those who crossed them.

“Ceramics as a material can be both strong and fragile. Walls can be easily broken; they must be handled with care. Working with clay feels familiar. I listen to what is needed to grow, how tall it wants to be, how sharp it needs to be.” Jessica explains further: “Existing as a High Femme is a dedicated practice. It is a ritual. How we adorn ourselves signals our alluring nature, but also draws danger.”

Queer Femme’s fearlessly face the winds of adversity, blooming and surviving with unwavering resilience. Join us on this captivating artistic odyssey, as we celebrate their indomitable spirit. 💫✨

As always, the first floor of MoM free and open to the public. Join us for opening night of “Don’t Fucking Touch Me” next Thursday to kick off your eventful Pride weekend.🌵✨

Central to a city with a thriving arts ecosystem is fostering creative talent from a young age! This Thursday, June 15th from 5:30 to 7:00, we’re celebrating the youth artists of Coyote Central with the opening of their CRE8 3RD Year Showcase Exhibit in the Kitchen at MoM.

Each student will showcase a project that displays their unique talents and interests from woodworking, welding, painting, sculpture, animation, writing, fashion, to mixed media.

CRE8 will be on display and free to the public on MoM's first floor through Sunday,

June 18th.

Event is free, and open to public - stop by!

Join us this Thursday, June 8th from 5:00 - 10:00pm, in the Kitchen at MoM for the Capitol Hill Art Walk, and solo show “"Quiet Moments" by Anya Gudimova.

Anya's work focuses on the intimacy of seeing and being seen. Intimacy, in all its forms, is a crucial aspect of human connection and self-discovery. Anya explores the delicate balance between exposure and privacy, and the ways in which the act of seeing can both liberate and constrain. She seeks to deconstruct what is considered private and public and to question the boundaries that exist between self and other.

The Kitchen at MoM is free and open to the public, so if you can't make it to Capitol Hill Art Walk please pop in during any of our open hours this Thurs - Sun and dive into the enchanting world of Anya's artistry.

Presented by The Factory.

Join us Thursday, April 13th, in the Kitchen at MoM, from 5-10 PM, for “All in all” by Tommy Gregory (presented by The Factory).

Tommy Gregory’s work ranges from bronze and glass sculpture to drawing and collage, combining humor with elegance of form. He balances the delicate line between curator and artist, serving as Seattle’s Public Art Administrator, constantly creating his own works, and running his own gallery space “The En”.

In this exhibition Gregory has invited an array of artists to join him in a salon style orientation of pieces that span a decade of work. “All in all” features Gregory & the artists worked with through “the En”. Defined as a passion project, “The En” has been a pivotal experimental art space launching new artists and exhibiting works that just need to be truly seen up close & in person.

Featuring collaborations by: Casey Arguelles Gregory, Jimmy James Canales, Mary Coss, Scotty Darlington, KT Hancock, Megan Harrison, Sean Hennessy, Weston Lambert, Morgan Madison, George Zupp and more.

Sounds by DJ Natural Selekta (Charles Mudede)

Join us in the Kitchen at MoM for our very own Unwrapped Collaborative: life drawing exhibit by Abby Talkington and Aidan Sakakini , opening Thursday, April 6th, from 6m-8pm.

The duo hosts figure drawing programming at MoM on 1st and 3rd Tuesdays, and the show will highlight a selection of work produced by artists in those sessions. Attendees will feast their eyes on a variety of styles, mediums, and models showcased in this collective body of work. All art was produced from poses lasting from 1 to 15 minutes.

The show is free and open to the public, and  will be on view through Sunday, April 9th.

Join us!

PS. Follow the link for more information and registration details about future sessions, and join us on Thursday, April 6th for free and opening to public show in the Kitchen at MoM.

Mall with MoM is a vintage market taking place from 12-6pm on the first Saturday and Sunday of each month in the Kitchen at MoM or our neighboring parking lot on Broadway. The Mall features vendors of vintage clothing, art, jewelry, rotating tattoo artists and, sometimes, DJs!

JOIN! As well as our vintage market, first level of MoM is always free and open to public.

Join us in the Kitchen this Thursday, 3/24 through Friday, 3/31 for a retrospective art show and studio sale featuring the surreal charcoal drawings of Seattle artist Ian "Bub" Davis. Catch deals on framed originals, loose drawings and exclusive event merch like Bub's new art book and limited run giclee prints. 

About Ian: Ian "Bub" Davis (he/him) is a queer multidisciplinary artist, art teacher and event conjurer. He lives on Capitol Hill with his partner, two cats and two dojo loaches.

Event is free and open to public!