ReVision Arts
ReVision Arts is Art for All! We are an inclusive organization that brings together people of all abilities to celebrate art. We focus on artists with all types of disabling conditions, and other artists who consider themselves underrepresented.
You can make a one-time donation or set up automatic monthly or yearly payments using the following link:
Your support is deeply appreciated!
April 2026 — GiveBIG on May 5th!
GiveBIG will be on Tuesday, May 5 from midnight to midnight.
Help us support artists and audiences of ALL abilities! We are fundraising for our accessible arts programs. Join the movement on May 5th, or you can give an early donation starting on April 28th.
To donate:
https://www.wagives.org/organization/revisionarts
GiveBIG is a statewide fundraising campaign where individuals and organizations come together across Washington to invest in our communities. When we give, we take a proactive step towards creating the society we want to live in.
Washington Gives, the year-round giving platform that hosts the GiveBIG and GivingTuesday campaigns, is a program of 501 Commons.
March 2026 — Be a Part of the Art Yard Sale
In coordination with the Mount Baker Neighborhood Yard Sale, ReVision Arts will be setting up our own Art Yard Sale.
We will be selling Art and Quality Art supplies to support our mission.
If you would like to sell your art or art supplies at this sale, with the proceeds to benefit ReVision Arts, contact Barbara via text at 206.734.1994 by May 1st.
Space is limited.
Details:
- Date: May 30th, 2026
- Time: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
- (Set up time begins at 9:00 AM;
clean up runs until 4:00 PM.) - Location: 3317 South Hanford Street, Seattle
We could use volunteers for this event. If you’re interested, able, and willing, please text Barbara.
March 2026 — Meet Our New Board Members
We’d like to welcome two new members to the ReVision Arts Board of Trustees.
Sue Springer
Sue Springer fell in love with clay in the early 1970’s and has wandered through functional pottery, handmade tile, mosaics, public art and sculpture. After completing an MFA from the University of Oregon, she became a fixture in Ashland, Oregon through Illahe Tileworks and Illahe Studios and Gallery.
Currently she lives in Seattle, Washington where she maintains a studio in Pioneer Square exploring innovative approaches to form through ceramic sculpture. She is currently a member of Shift Gallery and exhibits throughout the Pacific Northwest.
Sean Hennessey
Seattle based artist Sean Hennessey creates tactile relief sculpture in kiln-cast glass and mixed media. His work includes public art commissions, private commissioned projects, and sculptures for exhibition.
His work has been exhibited nationally and is in the collections of the District of Columbia; Baltimore, MD; the U.S. Arts in Embassies Program; Amazon; and the Denver Museum of Art.
He’s a curator, arts administrator, and is the founder and former director of Otis Street Arts Project, a gallery and arts incubator space in Washington, DC.
March 2026 — Birds and Flowers Paper Mosaic Class by Sandra Pressley
Use different colors of paper as your palette to create a beautiful paper mosaic.
ReVision Arts artist Sandra Pressley will be teaching a class where you can learn to paint with paper.
After drawing or tracing bird and flower shapes, participants will cut and glue small pieces of various colored paper, to fill in and “paint” the details. Once complete, a sealing layer will be applied.
All materials will be provided.
Space is limited.
Details:
Saturday, April 11th, 2026, 1–3 pm
Casa de Esperanza Gallery and Guest House
3317 South Hanford St. Seattle, WA 98144
To register use the button below, scan the QR code, or go to https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/birds-ans-flowers-paper-mosaic-class.
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January 2026 — Scratch Art Class by Sandra Pressley
Sandra Pressley, a long-time artist with ReVision Arts, will be teaching a class on Scratch Art, January 31st, from 1 to 3 pm.
This class will introduce participants to the engraving art medium called scratch art. We will use styluses to scratch away a dark surface, revealing a white or colorful layer beneath. Images are created through the process of "reverse drawing": instead of shading with dark marks, you create lighter areas by scratching! The class is designed for all skill levels, and for adults and children, as young as 8 years old. Participants can create their own drawings, or use stencils and pre-designed projects. The focus ot this class is to create art, have fun, and enjoy spending time together.
Details:
Saturday, January 31st, 2026, 1–3 pm
Casa de Esperanza Gallery and Guest House
3317 South Hanford St. Seattle, WA 98144
To register use the button below, scan the QR code, or go to https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/scratch-art.
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About Us
ReVision Arts is Art for All!
In 2019 Mount Baker Neighborhood Center for the Arts (MBNCA)’s board, along with our Seattle University intern, several of our artists, and founder Barbara Oswald spent nine months rebranding our non-profit. At our 2018 annual fundraiser, Art in the Dark, we renewed our commitment and announced our new name.
Our registered 501(c)3 Federal non-profit is titled South End Seattle Arts Center, and we are doing business as ReVision Arts.
We remain an inclusive organization in South Seattle that brings together people of all abilities to celebrate art. We focus on artists with all types of disabling conditions, and other artists who consider themselves underrepresented.
Contact
Text or phone is preferred over email.
Text: 206-734-1994
Phone: 206-734-1994
Email: boswald.revisionarts@gmail.com
Mail: 3317 South Hanford St. Seattle, WA 98144