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The Gallery at the Paramount
STG is creating a space to spotlight artists and galleries making positive change in the community.
Nepantla Cultural Art Gallery

Founded in October 2018 by Jake Prendez & Judy Avitia-Gonzalez, The Nepantla Cultural Arts Gallery is a multi-use multi-cultural accessible arts gallery grounded in the Chicana/o Latinx arts traditions. We are located on the border of West Seattle and the White Center neighborhood. We host monthly art exhibitions focused on marginalized communities and communities of color. We offer an ever growing gift shop with unique collection of apparel, jewelry, handmade gifts, and amazing works of art by local and national artists. The Nepantla Cultural Arts Gallery also serves as a community space for events including arts related lectures and workshops, open mics, and community forums. The Nepantla Cultural Arts Gallery serves as the Latinx/Chicanx arts hub of Seattle. We strive to provide a welcoming space for the community to celebrate cultura.
Nepantla is a Nahuatl (Aztec language) term which describes being in the middle or the space in-between. The term was popularized by Chicana writer/scholar Gloria Anzaldua. Most often the term references endangered communities, cultures, or gender who due to colonialism/marginalization or historical trauma, engage in resistance strategies of survival. Nepantla becomes the alternative space in which to live, heal, function, and create.
Our goal is to make art an accessible experience. The Nepantla Cultural Arts Gallery brings voice to our community and allows us to share our story with the larger Seattle community. Your support is greatly appreciated.