(Image: Mister Michelle)

There is a new art space in the heart of Pike/Pine. Meanwhile, thanks to a small bit of city funding from the Capitol Hill Arts District, Thursday’s November edition of the Capitol Hill Art Walk will feature the return of a vital feature for any art walk — paper maps!

Art walk coordinator Laurie Kearney says there will be a limited number of maps available for pick up at venues for the November walk — and more at future walks.

You can find an online map and listings of November highlights at capitolhillartwalk.com.

For a new venue to check out, artist Mister Michelle has opened a studio inside the 112-year-old 1100 E Pike building:

Award-winning contemporary artist Mister Michelle has unveiled her new studio space in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood, marking the next chapter in her artistic evolution. The studio’s October opening was celebrated with an exclusive event in partnership with Soho House’s Cities Without Houses membership program, which connects creative professionals in cities like Seattle to Soho House’s global network, including locations in Portland, Los Angeles, and New York.

(Image: Mister Michelle)

“This space represents more than just a studio—it’s an intimate environment where art lovers can experience the work as it’s meant to be seen, connecting directly with each piece in a personal way,” the artist’s announcement reads. “I wanted to create a space that invites deeper engagement with art while pushing my own creative boundaries.”

The former Los Angeles artist’s acrylic and gold leaf work was featured in the 93rd Academy Awards. Her new E Pike studio will serve as both “a working space and intimate gallery, offering private tours for art enthusiasts and collectors.”

The building is also home to streetfront businesses 35th North Skateshop and Zion’s Gate Records as well as Annex Theater.

Learn more and arrange a visit at mistermichelle.com.