Black Arts Love

James Alexander

· 2 years ago

When I walked into Black Arts Love Gallery and Marketplace, I was immediately greeted by Malika. She was simultaneously knowledgeable and welcoming. While talk about art and issues affecting the Black community, she introduced to several items produced by Black artists and entrepreneurs. I purchased some body butter, a pair of earrings, a few prints, and some scents to release stress. I wholeheartedly recommend you stop by and browse their pieces. As someone who loves to purchase art from different cities, this was worth the detour. The works spans 40 artists, 85% of them being local. It was my first day in Seattle, and this experience has cemented a favorable impression of the city in my mind. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Herbert Lawrence

· 4 months ago

Just wanted to say how incredible it’s been watching Black Arts Love grow. The beauty and energy you pour into the business really shows, and it’s inspiring to see the community you’re building. Keep shining — you’re doing amazing work. So proud of you!

Nadia Moseley

· a year ago

Black Arts Love is truly incredible! thrilled to have this Black-owned arts space right in the heart of Seattle's vibrant Capitol Hill, a neighborhood rich in Black cultural heritage and diversity. This marketplace is a shining example of the creativity within the community. From unique art pieces to clothing, jewelry, journals, and more, there's something for everyone here. . Seattle: It's so important that we come together to support businesses like this, as they are the lifeblood of our community and culture. Let's continue to uplift and celebrate Black Arts Love—our support is essential in helping them thrive!

Mad Mama McStrangé

· a year ago

Such a wonderful space to just vibe in, poke around in, theres something for everyone! I like that it highlights Black artists i feel like thats important on capital hill. And they have such cute RINGS there!

Bastard Drown

· a year ago

This is an absolutely beautiful store with gorgeous and inspiring works from small black artists. It's an incredible feeling to step into a space that loves and celebrates diversity in such a genuine way. The environment is very inviting and cozy, compliment to the layout, art, and people. I've bought a pair of earrings and a ring, as well as a resin coaster from a pop-up table outside of the building. Wheelchair accessibility update for the new location: This location is not wheelchair accessible.