Marisol Morales is a Chicana artist based in Seattle.
Marisol Morales was born in Southern California and resides in Seattle, WA. Her mixed media work — created with charcoal, graphite, oil pastels, and acrylics — celebrates her Mexican and Indigenous roots and her family’s involvement in the 1960’s farm labor movement. Marisol’s art serves as a platform for social and environmental change, drawing connections between the land, labor, and community.
Exhibitions
Group Exhibition: Chingonas Art Show, Nepantla Cultural Arts Gallery, Seattle, WA, 2019
Group Exhibition: Viva - Latino Visions Art Exhibit, Seattle Center, Seattle, WA, 2023
Group Exhibition: From the Margins, Fishbowl Gallery, Seattle, WA, 2024
Group Exhibition: Nepantla Cultural Arts Gallery, Seattle, WA 2024
Group Exhibition: Viva - Latino Visions Art Exhibit, Seattle Center, Seattle, WA, 2024
Group Exhibition: Artist of Color Expo, Seattle, WA 2024
Group Exhibition: Erase the Line, Slip Gallery, Seattle, WA, 2025
Group Exhibition: Graphite Arts Center, Edmonds, WA, 2026
Group Exhibition: Latine Heritage Month Art Exhibition, Centro Cultural Mexicano, Redmond, WA 2026
Group Exhibition: Viva - Latino Visions Art Exhibit, Seattle Center, Seattle, WA, 2026
Group Exhibition: Cultura y Corazón, Mi Centro Arts and Cultural Center, Tacoma, WA 2026
Group Exhibition: Viva La Vida - Celebrating Pacific Northwest Hispanic & Latinx Artists, Pulsbo, WA, 2026
Murals
“The harvest”, Firestone Building in Ballard, Seattle, WA 2025
Public and Private Collections
Public Collection: Satterberg Foundation (Metropole Building), Seattle, WA
Private Collections: Seattle, WA; San Jose, CA; Bothell, WA