Linda Hodges Gallery

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316 1st Ave S
Seattle, WA 98104
+1 (206) 624-3034
http://www.lindahodgesgallery.com

Linda Hodges Gallery, based in Seattle, WA, has been a prominent art dealer for 43 years, showcasing a remarkable roster of artists and building a dedicated community of collectors. As the gallery approaches its closure at the end of June 2023, it reflects on a legacy of collaboration with talented individuals whose works have been featured in various museums and private homes.

In celebration of its final days, the gallery will host a special exhibition featuring Gaylen Hansen, an artist associated with the gallery for 38 years, with the exhibition opening on June 1 and running through the end of the month. This culmination honors the gallery's rich history and its commitment to the arts in the Seattle community.

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4.52 reviews
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1st Thursday Art Walk Seattle
5/19/2015

If you happen to be in Seattle on a 1st Thursday of the month you can get in to SAM for free. Go ear...

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Contemporary art worth a visit
10/16/2014

This gallery (I will have reviewed others as well) in the Pioneer Square district specializes in con...

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