Current Galleries
As of January 2011, the list of active galleries at Everett Station Lofts is as follows:
- 101: Galerie Salome - Laura Das Liebe & Aaron Montaigne - galeriesalome.com
- 102: SoHiTek Gallery - Erik - sohitekgallery.com
- 103: Right Side Art - Paul Loverme - rightsideart.com
- 104:
- 105: Pony Club Gallery - Jason "JFish" Fischer - ponyclubpdx.com
- 106: Cock Gallery - facebook.com/pages/The-Cock-Gallery
- 107: Fotoeffect Gallery - Kristina Koenig and Vilem - fotoeffect.com
- 108: MoDHI (Millions of Hundred Dollar Ideas) - Drew Anderson - mohdi.com
- 109: B*Original Artglass- Brian Smith - briansmithartglass.com
- 110: Darras - Kevin Darras - iamdarras.bigcartel.com
- 111: Alkaline Studios- Maria Bianchi and Benjamin Ross Lyerly - facebook.com/AlkalineGallery
- 113: Sequential Art Gallery & Studio - Kaebel JK Hashitani and Merrick Monroe - sequentialartgallery.com
- 114: Timeshare - Joseph Lawrence Lanker and Glenn Andrew Carlson - facebook.com/timesharepdx
- 115: Abstract Idea Motion - Larry Shuput - abstractideamotion.blogspot.com
- 116: Tyson Gallery - Hanna Sourbeer
- 117: Paint Hard Gallery
- 231: Show and Tell Gallery - Melissa Sillitoe, hostess
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