PUBLIC BENEFIT GALLERY

Revision Art’s “Please Touch,” art made by people with low or no vision and other disabilities. One participant was covered on “KIRO Tonight,” reaching thousands of viewers. The exhibit was a big hit with visitors, especially groups of school children who were amazed they could touch the artwork.

The Public Benefit Gallery is a centerpiece of the gallery’s outreach. The artistic substance of these shows derives from the diverse backgrounds and needs of those showing their work, whether it is watercolors by the elderly, zines by youth, acrylic paintings in the style of traditional Indian art, skilled representational works by justice involved veterans, or children from Israel/Palestine expressing their hopes for peace and justice.