Next Level Campaign

The Gage Next Level Campaign surpassed all expectations. Many thanks to our supporters!

Following the success of our Next Level Campaign, we are thrilled to announce our relocation to a new, central location in South Lake Union: 2107 Westlake Ave. This move was made possible thanks to the incredible support from our community—those who donated their services, time, and money, and helped us transition into this beautiful, street-facing, fully accessible, purpose-built space we proudly call home.

Capacity Campaign Donors
(Alphabetized by last name)

Abbott Construction
The Alben Foundation
Kathleen Allen
Amazon
​​​​​​​Eve Anderson
Marcia Baltrusis
Sarah Banks
Anne and Geof Barker
Ann Beame
Pamela Belyea and Gary Faigin
Catherine Bohlke
Nancy Brainard
Shawn Brinsfield
Phoebe Brockman
​​​​​​​Jean Chen
Ida Cole
Ellen Cooper
Anita and Jack Dingrani
Sudeshna Dixit
Domain Tools
David Dwyer and Robert Zat
Susan Edelheit
Fred and Anne Feiertag
Mary Fisher
​​​​​​​Bill Fletcher

Sean Freeman
​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Fremont Consulting
Sandra Gan, Nathaniel Yee, and Carolyn Yee
​​​​​​​Barbara and Ted Gauld
Christine and David Gedye
Nicholas and Tamara Gellert
Jannes Waples Gibson
Jacqueline Goldsby
Kathy Goodwind
Erik and Evy Haroldson
Racha Haroun
Sarah Hart
Sharon Hazzard
Liz and Anders Hejlsberg
Melinda Hord
Treg Isaacson
JJ Jacobi
Pamela Johnson and Carl Haefling
Gordon Keating
Linda Keene
Judy Kimmelman and Bob McRuer
Abby Kliger
KLJ
Elaine LaTourelle

Flora Ling and Paul Sturm
Christopher Lye
Madison Family Foundation
​​​​​​​Connie Mao and Benjamin Kahrl
Jennie Mao and Shireen Khan
Lyn McCoy and Rick Szeliski
Gaylene and Seth Meyer
Laura and David Midgely
G. Andy Miller
Sundee Morris and Crispin Wilhelm
Meg Murch
NBBJ
Christopher Nelson
Norcliffe Foundation
S Glynn Olive
Darcy Parker
Alison Parks
Kyle and Michele Peltonen
Patricia Pugsley
Robert Raab and Kathleen Mahan
Kat Randolph and Kyle Wang
Raynier Institute and Foundation
Antonia Richards
David Robbins

Elizabeth and Jonathan Roberts
John and Emily Robinson
K. Robinson
Katherine and Robert Roseth
​​​​​​​John A. Ryan, Jr. M.D. and Jody Foster
Robin Sanders
Kali Sakai
Bruce Scott
Nirupa Shah and Satish Bhagwanjee
Shel and Paula Silverberg
Stephen Smith
Julia Stanton
Anne Steele
Strachan-Gilmore Family
Stephen Strong and Lorri Falterman
Julie Tall
​​​​​​​Tax Payers of Washington
Pamela and Ron Taylor
Jeanne Marie Thomas
Po-Yan Tsang
​​​​​​​Unity Technologies
Roger Willsie and Jan Eisenhardt
Tracy Wise
Scott and Jenny Wyatt
Leslie Yamada

Gage New Home in Central south Lake Union

A new home for Gage

Read more about our big move

Your support funded major initiatives

  • 14,000+ square feet of studio and classroom space in a highly-visible, corner location
  • Easy access to a wide range of public transportation options, onsite free parking and charging, and secure bicycle parking
  • Six flexible spaces to house a library, event hall, and conference rooms
  • Gallery and arts lecture space to share student artwork with our community
  • Dedicated media room for digital learning, with technology infrastructure to record online classes and photograph artwork
  • Full ADA-compliance, modern air filtration, fire and safety features, and comfortable temperature controls
  • Beautiful natural light and controllable lighting systems to suit a range of artists’ needs
  • Strengthening our outreach and communication approach with a new, modern Gage brand.

Make your gift

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Naming Opportunities

Opportunities for named studios, classrooms, meeting rooms, and public gathering spaces are still available, offering a meaningful way to leave a lasting legacy.

Thank you to our

Facilities Task Force

Nirupa Shah, Facilities Task Force Chair, Gage Trustee 
Connie Mao, Gage Board President 
Scott Wyatt, NBBJ Consulting Partner 
Paul Suzman, Principal, OfficeLease 
Rob Raab, Community Volunteer 
Mike Magrath, Faculty Chair and Sculpture Atelier Director 
Daniel Reveles, Director of Operations and Information 
Kathleen Allen, Executive Director

Partners

Partners

Our move is made possible with generous support from Amazon in the form of rent assistance over a ten-year lease, as well as funds to partially offset the cost of construction and space improvements. Read our features in The Seattle Times and Geekwire.

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