Collectiv.EQ

Collectiv.EQ offers shared workspace and community support to those with little to no access to creative workspace.

Hello! We are Collectiv.EQ - a small group of artists of Black, Brown, Indigenous, and queer identities that aims to support the artistic practice of marginalized folks and nurture collective power and community in and around the Duwamish Valley.

If you want to collaborate on an event or exhibition, or if you just need some extra space to build your project, send us an email or a DM!
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*****JUNE 2026*****

Collectiv.EQ is excited to present Juneteenth celebrations at Equinox Studios! June through July, we’ll be hosting our friends Altared Roots and Seattle Hoodoo Society, who will bring their brilliance to “the block” through visual arts & performance honoring Black culture and celebrating freedom.

Join us for a 3-part event What Price, Freedom all month long:

6/13: Georgetown Art Attack / Equinox Open Studios, 6-9p @ Living Room 211 + pop-up gallery space

6/19: Juneteenth community event @ Equinox Studios @ Living Room 211 + outdoors

Stay tuned at @collectiv.eq and @altared.roots on Instagram, and be sure to join us for the first-ever Juneteenth celebration at Equinox Studios!

Location: Equinox Studios 6566 5th Ave S. Seattle 98108 - Living Room 211

What is Juneteenth?
Juneteenth, also known as Emancipation Day, is the celebration of the emancipation of Black enslaved folks in America. The word Juneteenth is a combination of the words June and nineteen. The date, June 19th, marks the final announcement of emancipation delivered to the 250,000 individuals still enslaved in Texas in 1865, after the original announcement in 1863. Celebrations began in 1866 and grew in popularity between the 1920s and 1930s, centering on faith, food, and the arts. The holiday became federally recognized in 2021, under President Joe Biden. Learn more at https://nmaahc.si.edu/explore/moments/juneteenth.