Category: Events & Gallery News

Of Metal and Memory by Rubeena Ratcliff, was presented by Seattle Art Source at our Georgetown gallery from 2/21-3/21.

Watch Sarah on New Day Northwest as she highlights art-inspired holiday gifts that are meaningful, affordable, and easy to love.

Seattle Art Source founder Sarah Hurt was featured by the Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce on making art accessible, building community, and connecting Pacific Northwest artists with developers and architects across the region.

Join us in the gallery for an evening of engaging discussion with three inspiring figurative artists Barry Johnson, Kyler Pahang, and Kade Marsili.

Join us in the gallery for an evening of inspiring and engaging discussion on creating images of the human form with Melissa Messer, Maria Huang, and Nahom Ghirmay.

Seattle Art Source is proud to present selected works of Amy Scherer at the JAS Corner Store in Wallingford. Please join us for the Opening Reception on Saturday September 27th, 2025, 4p-6p.

Seattle Art Source is proud to present the work from thirteen fine artists. This group show celebrates various perspectives on capturing the human form, a long celebrated tradition in the history of human achievement.

Luxe Interiors + Design profiles Seattle Art Source founder Sarah Hurt on the opening of her new Georgetown gallery, the art-buying experience she's reimagining, and what's next for one of the Pacific Northwest's most beloved art advisories.

Canvas Rebel profiles Seattle Art Source founder Sarah Hurt on building the Pacific Northwest's leading art advisory from a career pivot, a year of reflection, and a deep belief that original art should be accessible to everyone.

Amy + Amy will be sharing from their own experiences and training as painters with a deep dive into topics ranging from best practices, favored techniques and tips they wish they had learned earlier. 

Seattle Art Source and Third Place Books are proud to present an evening led by Cat Bohannon, author of “Eve”. Ms Bohannon will be speaking on topics related to her research in the field, engaging us with insights into the historical narrative around the female body and so much more.

A discussion led by artist Seth Sexton will invite all artists to discuss their perspectives on capturing the human form, the historical narrative of recording the female body and so much more.