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Located in Seattle’s Historic Central Area Arts & Cultural District near Pratt Park.
Mission:
As a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization, Pratt Fine Arts Center provides access to the transformative power of artistic expression through an inclusive community, culture of learning, and specially equipped studios.
Pratt Fine Arts Center
1902 South Main Street
Seattle, WA 98144
Phone: 206.328.2200
Email: info@pratt.org
We welcome, encourage, and embrace people with disabilities and all abilities to enjoy and participate in Pratt's art programs. Our facilities have accessibility limitations, if you need a disability-related accommodation, please contact info@pratt.org or our front desk at 206.328.2200 and we will do our best to try to accommodate your need.
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Hours of Operation:
Reception: 9 am - 9:45 pm
Studios: 9 am - 10 pm
Administration: 9 am - 5 pm (M-F)
Note: Pratt is closed during all major Holidays
Emergency Weather Closures:
Pratt Fine Arts Center will cancel classes and close its offices and studios due to inclement weather following Seattle University policy. When they are closed for weather emergencies, so are we. Please see SU's website for details.
Additional Contact Info
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Jessica Borusky
Executive Director
DEVELOPMENT
Richard Duke
Deputy Director, Development + Operations
Julie Custer
Associate Director of Development
Mina Mora
Donor Relations Manager
EVENTS
Rya Wu
Events Manager
FINANCE
Sarah Daniel
Finance Administrator
MARKETING
Bianca R.
Digital Marketing Manager
OPERATIONS
Dion Buchanan
Office Manager
PROGRAMS
Natalia Torres
Director of Education & Programs
Kamla Kakaria
2D Studios Manager
Reed Peck-Kriss
Metal Sculpture Studio Manager
Patrick Rich
Glass Studio Technician
Miles Schlagel
Jewelry/Metals + Stone Studio Manager, Accessibility Coordinator
Emmy Smith
Wood Studio Manager
Bailey Zahniser
Youth + Teen Program Manager
Pratt Fine Arts Center recognizes that we are on stolen land. As an organization, we occupy the traditional territories of the Coast Salish people. This includes the Duwamish People, past, present and future, whom we recognize as the original stewards of the land. Click here to read more.