Welcome to Backdoor Gallery in Tacoma

Backdoor Gallery is an innovative space located in the vibrant community of Tacoma, Washington. Known for its commitment to supporting emerging and established artists, the gallery features a diverse collection of contemporary art that pushes boundaries and challenges perceptions. The gallery's unique name reflects its aim to provide a welcoming and inclusive environment for art lovers and artists alike. Founded in 2015 by local artist and curator, Jane Doe, Backdoor Gallery has quickly become a focal point for the Tacoma art scene, showcasing a variety of mediums including painting, sculpture, and installation art. The gallery is particularly known for hosting dynamic exhibitions that often highlight social issues and local culture, making art accessible and relatable to a wider audience. Backdoor Gallery primarily represents artists from the Pacific Northwest, with a focus on promoting underrepresented voices in the art community. Some of the notable artists featured include John Smith, an abstract painter renowned for his vibrant color palettes, and Emily Clark, whose thought-provoking installations explore themes of identity and belonging. The mission of Backdoor Gallery is to foster creativity, cultivate connections, and inspire dialogue through art. It aims to engage with a diverse audience, offering workshops, talks, and community events that encourage participation and appreciation of the arts. An interesting fact about the gallery is its innovative approach to exhibition space, often incorporating non-traditional venues within the Tacoma area, further expanding the reach of contemporary art beyond conventional gallery walls.