News The Source Ask Sarah: Your Questions, Answered on Camera Posted on October 27, 2026October 28, 2026 by Mackenzie Smith Starting Friday, November 13, Seattle Art Source founder Sarah Hurt is answering your questions in Ask Sarah, a new video series on our YouTube channel. You send the questions, and Sarah answers them: how to start collecting, choosing art for your space, running a small creative business, what’s happening in Seattle’s art scene, and anything else you’re curious about. New episodes post weekly. It’s our way of showing you what happens behind the scenes, and how we connect people with art made in their own community. Send Sarah Your Question Fill out the form below, send us a DM at @seattleartsource on Instagram or TikTok, or email us at [email protected]. Sarah reads every question and picks a few to answer on camera each week. She can’t get to all of them, so keep an eye on new episodes, because yours might be next. Thanks for being part of the conversation. We can’t wait to hear what you’re curious about. Share to Related News 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 Figure and Ground in Art: Why the Space Around a Subject Matters The figure is what you look at, and the ground is what it sits against. Here’s why the relationship between them shapes how a piece feels, and how to read it before you hang it. Read More Build an Art Collection Over Time: How to Create Cohesion Without Uniformity A great collection isn’t built in an afternoon. Here are five ways to grow one slowly and intentionally, so that when you step back, it feels unmistakably like you. Read More Services Artists Gallery The Source Events About Contact
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