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Studio 212 on the second floor will be available September 1. An interior space, 405 square feet plus a very useful and sturdy loft, this studio has a large window to the hallway which you can cover or not depending on your mood. Three walls are drywall and one is exposed brick. (You can hang things on the brick wall if you fasten into the grout.) The ceilings are about 12 feet high: a drop ceiling was removed in 2011, so there’s exposed ducting and a sort of industrial vibe. There is plenty of lighting, a combination of track and shop lights. The building is heated, cooled, and well-maintained.

Rent of $780 includes utilities, shared wifi, and use of common areas, which include utility sinks, kitchenette, clean restrooms, lobby area with seating, and opportunities to help curate and show art in the hall galleries and other nooks and crannies. Leases are one year with a month-to-month default option after that. General liability insurance required. 24/7 access NO live-in.

The members of this community are serious about their art, professional, supportive of other artists, and readily lend their skills to make ’57 Biscayne successful and generally awesome. We welcome all peoples and genders, and naturally expect anyone who joins us to do likewise.

If you are interested, please contact the proprietrix and tell her what you do and why you would make an excellent Biscaynito. If you have skills beyond your artwork that you’d be willing to share with the community—e.g., marketing, graphic design, public relations, tech skills, etc.—be sure to mention it!

This space has been rented. To get first notice of available studios, please sign up for our mailing list.

This is one of two studios available in August. (The other is here.)

This cute 170-square-foot, L-shaped space—with variable ceiling height, operable south-facing windows, a transom for ventilation, fir floors, a combination of track and can lighting, and loads of charm—was carved out of our lobby shortly after Good Arts bought the building back in 2016. It has its own separate entrance opening onto the lobby and a large window facing the stairwell, which gives it possibilities as boutique retail as well as a workspace. It could be great for a jeweler or designer who works small, but the big wall is great for display or for working vertically.

A few steps across the hall are the common areas, including restrooms, a kitchenette, and two utility sinks. $480 monthly rent is inclusive of utilities and use of common amenities. Leases are one year with a month-to-month default option after that. General liability insurance required. 24/7 access NO live-in.

The members of this community are serious about their art, professional, supportive of other artists, and readily lend their skills to make ’57 Biscayne successful and generally awesome. We welcome all peoples and genders, and naturally expect anyone who joins us to do likewise.

If you are interested, please contact the proprietrix and tell her what you do and why you would make an excellent Biscaynito.

If you have skills beyond your artwork that you’d be willing to share with the community—e.g., marketing, graphic design, public relations, tech skills, etc.—be sure to mention it!

It’s back! Tour 27 artists’ studios filled with handmade jewelry, ceramics, paintings, sculpture, drawings, photographs, and more. Meet nice people and get a little holiday shopping done!

Plus, ’57 Biscayne is teaming up with Seattle Print Arts for a Holiday Print Sale on the third floor, featuring exquisite affordable original works on paper.

All accompanied by the dulcet tones of Victor Janusz on piano, featuring standards and holiday classics.

This studio has been rented. To find out about future openings, please join our mailing list for the most up-to-date information.

We are looking to add a new Biscaynito to the community.

Studio 209 is available for rent December 1, 2025. This lovely space is 264 square feet, with a built-in loft and work area covering just under half of that. Windows face west onto First Avenue, with plenty of streaming afternoon sunlight (weather permitting) and gallery track lighting. Rent of $605 monthly covers utilities, wifi, and shared use of common areas, which include kitchenette, clean restrooms, and opportunities to help curate and show art in the hall and lobby. We have cooperatively-organized open houses twice a year. Spontaneous collaboration has been known to occur.

Leases are one year with a month-to-month default option after that. Commercial liability insurance required.

’57 Biscayne is an artist-run studio complex occupying the top two floors of the Good Arts Building. The building is owned by a coalition of artists, small business owners, a private developer, and public development authority Historic Seattle. Together they have committed to ensuring the affordability and stability of these Pioneer Square art spaces for, well, as close to forever as is possible.

The members of this community are serious about their art, professional, and supportive of other artists. We welcome all peoples and genders, and naturally expect anyone who joins us to do likewise.

This studio has been rented. To find out about future openings, please join our mailing list for the most up-to-date information.

This classic on the third floor will be available September 15, 2025 (it could also be made available sooner if that is of interest, or possibly later). Studio 304 is 270 square feet and rents for $710/month. The space has three big south-facing windows (the biggest one is operable) and functioning heat/AC.

The ceilings are 11 feet high. The windows are surrounded by exposed brick; the rest of the walls are smooth drywall. There are multiple outlets on the ceiling for customizing lighting.

Rent includes utilities, shared wifi, and use of common areas, which include kitchenette, clean restrooms, lobby area with seating, and and opportunities to help curate and show art in the hall galleries and other nooks and crannies. We hold cooperatively-organized open studio events approximately twice a year. Spontaneous collaboration has been known to occur.

All studios are work-only, with 24/7 access. Leases are one year with a month-to-month default option after expiration. General liability insurance required.

The members of this community are serious about their art, professional, and supportive of other artists. We welcome all peoples and genders, and naturally expect anyone who joins us to do likewise.

If you are interested, please contact the proprietrix and tell her what you do and why you would make an excellent Biscaynito.If you have skills beyond your artwork that you’d be willing to share with the community—e.g., marketing, graphic design, public relations, tech skills, etc.—be sure to mention it!

This studio has been rented. To find out about future openings, please join our mailing list for the most up-to-date information.

Available: 360 square feet of light-filled space, with sweeping neighborhood views through nine, count-em, nine tall windows that face south and west. In other words, the platonic ideal of an art studio. This gem is available October 1, 2025 (or possibly sooner). The monthly rent of $990 covers utilities (including wifi & heat/ac).

Ceilings are 11′ in places in 9′ in others (it used to be an office so there is a partial drop-ceiling). Exposed brick surrounds the windows on the two exterior walls; the rest of the walls are a combination of drywall and painted mdf (it’s OK to make holes in them). There is a built-in shelf tucked into one corner.

The shared common areas include kitchenette, nice restrooms, a lobby area with seating, and opportunities to help curate and show art in the hall galleries and other nooks and crannies. We hold cooperatively-organized open studio events approximately twice a year. Spontaneous collaboration has been known to occur.

All studios are work-only, with 24/7 access. Leases are one year with a month-to-month default option after expiration. General liability insurance required.

The members of this community are serious about their art, professional, and supportive of other artists. We welcome all peoples and genders, and naturally expect anyone who joins us to do likewise.

If you are interested, please contact the proprietrix and tell her what you do and why you would make an excellent Biscaynito. If you have skills beyond your artwork that you’d be willing to share with the community—e.g., marketing, graphic design, public relations, tech skills, etc.—be sure to mention it!

Note on photos: The current tenant has been there a long time (and is moving out of town); she loves the space so much it looks like she’s filled it with everything she owns. More photos coming as she clears out.

Take a peek inside the creative spaces in ’57 Biscayne, a haven for artists in Seattle’s Pioneer Square.

Our little community of hardworking, friendly artists welcome the public into their studios for festive open houses just a couple of times a year – and the next occasion is the June First Thursday Art Walk.

The open house is scheduled for 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Thursday, June 5 during the Pioneer Square Art Walk (oldest art walk in the U.S.A.!)

Browse two floors of  jewelry, paintings, prints, drawings, encaustics, tintype and analogue photographs, mixed-media creations, ceramic and papier mâché sculptures, fiber arts, and more. Explore inventive and surprising  site-specific installations suspended from ceilings and tucked into corners throughout the building. Meet the artists and perhaps fall in love with a piece of their art and take it home.

We are located at 110 Cherry Street inside the gorgeous Good Arts Building: you can drop downstairs to our neighbors Bad Bishop Bar or Sake Nomi for some after-party sipping and snacking.

Information about Pioneer Square art walk’s free parking program is here.

This studio has been rented. To find out about future openings, please join our mailing list for the most up-to-date information.

Studio 305, a large, slightly L-shaped, light-filled work space, will be available February 1. This 460-square-foot beauty was built for a photographer’s studio but has been a great painting studio, too. The ceilings are 11 feet high and there is a storage loft built over the short leg of the “L”. Three windows (largest one functional) are surrounded by exposed brick; the rest of the walls are smooth drywall. There is track lighting, and multiple switched outlets on the ceiling for customizing additional lighting.

The building has working heat/AC. The monthly rent of $1200 includes utilities, including shared wifi, and use of a shared kitchenette, bathroom, lobby, and display spaces. All studios are work-only, with 24/7 access. Leases are one year with a month-to-month default option after expiration.

The artists of ’57 Biscayne organize coordinated open studios approximately twice a year, sharing publicity & planning tasks and drawing a good crowd. The members of this community are serious about their art, professional, supportive of other artists, and readily lend their skills to make ’57 Biscayne successful and generally awesome. We welcome all peoples and genders, and naturally expect anyone who joins us to do likewise.

If you are interested in renting this space, please contact the proprietrix and tell her what sort of art you make and why you’d make a fabulous Biscaynito. If you have skills beyond your artwork that you’d be willing to share with the community—e.g., marketing, graphic design, public relations, tech skills, etc.—be sure to mention it!

This studio has been rented. To find out about future openings, please join our mailing list for the most up-to-date information.

This classic on the third floor will be available January 1, 2025. Studio 304 is 270 square feet for $710/month. The space has three big south-facing windows (the biggest one is operable) and functioning heat/AC.

The ceilings are 11 feet high. Three windows (largest one functional) are surrounded by exposed brick; the rest of the walls are smooth drywall. There are multiple outlets on the ceiling for customizing lighting.

Rent includes utilities, shared wifi, and use of common areas, which include kitchenette, clean restrooms, lobby area with seating, and and opportunities to help curate and show art in the hall galleries and other nooks and crannies. We hold cooperatively-organized open studio events approximately twice a year. Spontaneous collaboration has been known to occur.

All studios are work-only, with 24/7 access. Leases are one year with a month-to-month default option after expiration. General liability insurance required.

The members of this community are serious about their art, professional, and supportive of other artists. We welcome all peoples and genders, and naturally expect anyone who joins us to do likewise.

If you are interested, please contact the proprietrix and tell her what you do and why you would make an excellent Biscaynito.If you have skills beyond your artwork that you’d be willing to share with the community—e.g., marketing, graphic design, public relations, tech skills, etc.—be sure to mention it!

Join us for our annual Holiday Open Studios on December 5th from 5pm to 8pm. Browse inside the resident artists’ studios and throughout the building for handmade jewelry, pottery, glass, ceramic sculptures, hats & fascinators, paintings, works on paper, and more.

We’ll be hosting some fabulous guest vendors, including Catherine Trapani, Rya Wu, Kelly Christy, and Erin Elizabeth Allen PLUS Seattle Print Arts’ Don’t Call It a Holiday Show featuring exquisite affordable works on paper and other goodies by local printmakers.

And all the while, you’ll be serenaded by the dulcet sounds of Victor Janusz on the piano in the lobby. Sounds like a perfect evening.

Here’s how to get free parking in select neighborhood garages courtesy of the Alliance for Pioneer Square.