About

Seattle’s traditional Pioneer Square, the location of BOX HOUSE, was once the home of indulgence and vice. The streets were lined with all kinds of businesses, including the well known “box houses”: combinations of low-class theaters and brothels, or theaters with saloons attached. Embracing the history of the city, neighborhood, and building, the name BOX HOUSE subtly references the beginning days of what is now Pioneer Square. The clean design, comfortable atmosphere, and cultured audience bring the space to life. The thriving gallery is the perfect combination of Seattle’s past with the ever-changing art world.

Graphic designer, front-end developer, and skateboard enthusiast. This daring entrepreneur is doing what has never been done before. His purchase of Box House's location is a bold statement on the crossroads of culture. His dream is to merge Seattle's past with the ever-changing art world, and his approach has been effective. With thriving success and increasing influence in the art world. Andrew plans on expanding his gallery within the next couple of years. His friendly and inviting persona are clearly reflected in his gallery, drawing in more and more visitors each day. And he is always open to new ideas; don't miss your chance to chat with him at each show opening.