News Tips & Tricks Art Pairing, June 2023 Posted on June 8, 2023February 25, 2025 by hello@seattleartsource.com “Pink” and “Floral” don’t always have to be sweet. I appreciate the sophistication and texture both these paintings have to offer while still being unreservedly blushing. Left: San Miguel by Eric Fanson40×30 – $2,800Acrylic on canvas Right: White Lily by Jeni Andries30×24 – $1,080Acrylic on canvas Share to Related News Non-Dual Ceramic Sculptural Lamps by Paige Stewart Paige Stewart’s sculptural work embodies all the elements that we cherish with the deliberate and thoughtful process of the made object. Tactile, hewn and emotional, they prompt us to slow down and appreciate craftsmanship and process. Paige translates each of these qualities into a collection of functional lamp sculpture which can be purchased in 3 sizes (small, medium and large) […] Read More Fin: A Swan’s Descent and an Artist’s Arrival I wasn’t prepared for the emotion that hit me when I first stood in front of Dawn Bassett’s Fin. Four feet of bronze—a black swan caught mid-fall, wings spread in that suspended moment before surrender. It stopped me cold. Not just because of its technical beauty, though it is undeniably beautiful. But because it feels […] Read More Intimacy: The Art of Close Observation, 10.24.25 Join us in the gallery for an evening of engaging discussion with three inspiring figurative artists Barry Johnson, Kyler Pahang, and Kade Marsili. Read More Services Artists Gallery News Events About Contact
Non-Dual Ceramic Sculptural Lamps by Paige Stewart Paige Stewart’s sculptural work embodies all the elements that we cherish with the deliberate and thoughtful process of the made object. Tactile, hewn and emotional, they prompt us to slow down and appreciate craftsmanship and process. Paige translates each of these qualities into a collection of functional lamp sculpture which can be purchased in 3 sizes (small, medium and large) […] Read More
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