The Source Events & Gallery News Form Over Function: The Feminine Gaze Posted on September 24, 2024November 3, 2026 by Mackenzie Smith The Feminine Gaze An evening of discussion with New York Times best selling author Cat Bohannon Seattle Art Source and Third Place Books are proud to present an evening led by Cat Bohannon, Author of “Eve: How the Female Body Drove 200 Million Years of Human Evolution”. Ms Bohannon will be speaking on topics related to her research in the field. Furthermore, she will engage us with the insights into the historical narrative around the female body and so much more. Thursday October 17th from 7 to 8pm 5531 Airport Way South RSVP Here Each ticket registration qualifies you for one raffle entry. The winner of the raffle will receive an original painting by Amy Scherer. Share to More from The Source Fall Art Pairings: Six Fall Palettes to Try Rust, ochre, moss, and plum are fall colors that work in any season. Here are six palettes built from our roster, and three rules for pairing art in your own home. Read More Ask Sarah: Your Questions, Answered on Camera Send in your questions about art, collecting, and running a small creative business, and watch Sarah answer them on camera each week. Read More Art Sourcing for Designers: Why Outsourcing Saves Time and Makes Clients Happier Searching, comparing, and waiting on client feedback add up fast. Here’s how handing off art sourcing gives you time back and gives your clients a better experience. Read More Services Artists Gallery The Source Events About Contact
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Ask Sarah: Your Questions, Answered on Camera Send in your questions about art, collecting, and running a small creative business, and watch Sarah answer them on camera each week. Read More
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