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As Seattle Art Source celebrates 10 years, this reflection honors a decade of growth, lessons learned, and the incredible community of artists and clients who made it possible. It’s a look back with gratitude—and a wholehearted embrace of whatever the next chapter brings.

Buying art should feel approachable. Discover three simple ways to shop and connect with original artwork through Seattle Art Source.

If you’ve recently moved, you’re not alone in wondering what comes next. Learn how Seattle Art Source helps homeowners confidently choose art for their space.

Everything you need to know about working with Seattle Art Source, from appointments and consultations to purchasing and delivery.

Mementos of Joy is a new collection of 13 works by Seattle-based abstract artist Rya Wu, inspired by her recent artist residency in Barcelona and rooted in reflection, material, and joy.

Commissioning art is a collaborative process that turns your vision into a one-of-a-kind piece that truly belongs in your space.

As collecting continues to evolve, 2026 is shaping up to be a year defined by deeper connection, thoughtful choices, and art that’s chosen to truly live with.

We invite you to gather in the gallery on Saturday, February 21st from 4–6pm for the opening reception of Of Memory and Metal by Rubeena Ratcliffe.

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

As the year comes to a close, we’re reflecting with gratitude on our creative community and sharing new works from our artists—art that brings warmth, presence, and inspiration into the season ahead.

Explore Holly Johnston Studio at the back of Seattle Art Source—vintage ceramics and artful objects full of history, texture, and story, perfect for adding character to your home.

Explore Georgetown’s monthly ART ATTACK every second Saturday! Join us on February 14 from 3–7 PM at Seattle Art Source and across the neighborhood for art and conversation.