Pride Month Art Show 2025

The 5th “Rainbow on the Eastside” exhibition for Eastside LGBTQIA+ artists will be at Centro Cultural Mexicano in Redmond from June 5-30, 2025. We would like to thank Centro Cultural Mexicano for their support and gracious hospitality. The exhibit will be on view at their 2 locations (which are just around the block from each other):

Centro Cultural Mexicano Mi Casa
7945 Gilman St, Redmond WA
Hours: 3pm-5pm on weekdays

Centro Cultural Mexicano main office
16300 Redmond Way Ste 100, Redmond, WA 98052
Hours: 9am-5pm on weekdays

The Artists’ Reception in on Thursday June 12, from 6:30pm-8:30pm.

Our Artists

We have 15 artists exhibiting this year. Rainbow on the Eastside 2025 welcomes back many of our 2021-2024 artists, including Anaïsysiria, Ariel Mei Gliboff/ 梅花, Axton Burton, Jay Jun, Elizabeth Hill, Jennifer Holt, Miriam Colman, Nyktomorphia and Sara Wilkes. We are also pleased to present new artists from the Eastside LGBTQIA2S+ community. Here are some of this year’s new participating artists:


Kai Baylon

Pronouns: They/Them

Kai is a nonbinary Filipino American residing in Bellevue, Washington. They make transgressive pop art using digital art, alcohol markers and stickers.

Instagram: _thepinkfishy


Martha Campo

Pronouns: She/Her

Martha Campo is a queer Latina living on the Eastside. She loves creating art that represents culture, people of color and LGBTQIA+ communities. She also teaches mobile art classes and run art parties for children and adults.


Lytal

headshot of person with pale skin and long dark hair, wearing a turquoise and white outfit

Pronouns: She/Her

Lytal, or “Lyt” for short, is the artist who runs Designs by Lyt, a small business in Bothell. She takes broken or unwanted jewelry and turns it into something new.


Michael Seals

Photo of person wearing glasses in front of blooming cherry tree.

Pronouns: He/Him

Michael Seals is a transgender and queer multi-media artist who recently moved back to the Eastside from Texas.


Rheya Wren

Pronouns: She/They

Rheya is a neurodivergent, non-conforming, pan artist in Redmond. They work primarily in acrylics and watercolors.

Bsky: climatewren2


Zella

Pronouns: She/Her

Zella is a Transgender woman living in Redmond who enjoys expressing creativity in various mediums including fiber arts.


Kayla Molloy

Drawn chibi cartoon figure with large sparkly eyes and short blond hair in loose waves, wearing a black jacket and pants.

Pronouns: She/Her

Kayla is a digital artist in the LGBTQIA+ community living in Redmond. She works primarily in digital, character design, and animation.