The Source

What separates a snapshot from fine art? Explore the six qualities that define fine art photography — and meet the Seattle artists who embody them.

Stop by Seattle Art Source on Saturday, June 13th for the June Georgetown Art Attack and meet artist Guinevere Johnson in person. She'll be in the gallery all afternoon from 3–7 PM — a rare chance to connect with the artist and experience her work up close.

Every room needs a center of gravity — and nothing creates one quite like a statement piece chosen and placed with intention. Here's how to curate an artful focal point that transforms your space from ordinary to unforgettable.

The most meaningful collections aren't built on what's already famous. Here's why investing in emerging artists like Allison Rohland, Rya Wu, and Zachary Schomburg changes everything about the way you collect.

The most meaningful encounters with art don't always happen in museums — they happen in your kitchen, your bedroom, and every quiet corner in between. Here's why art in everyday life changes everything.

Seattle Art Source founder Sarah Hurt joins The Interior Collective podcast to share how designers can confidently integrate original art into their projects — from navigating budgets and client conversations to working with an art advisor. If art has ever felt like the last frontier of a full-service project, this episode will change that.

The secret to a home that feels truly alive? Knowing how to let your art and interiors speak to each other.

The Pacific Northwest's creative community is unlike anywhere else — and bringing that work into a space adds character, craftsmanship, and a true sense of place.

Join us in celebrating Pride at the Lifelong Pride Gala on June 13th — Seattle's only Pride dinner, featuring performances by Miz Cracker and Macy Gray, a live art auction curated by our own Sarah Hurt of Seattle Art Source, and more, all in support of Lifelong and Seattle Pride's Youth Programs.

At Seattle Art Source, we believe the most compelling collections don't stick to a single era. Mixing contemporary and traditional works creates a home that feels alive — layered with history, energy, and stories worth telling. Here's how to do it with intention.

Come meet photographer Scott Rinckenberger in person at Seattle Art Source during Georgetown's May Art Attack — Saturday, May 9th from 3–7 PM. Scott will be in the gallery from 5–6 PM, with a short artist talk at 5:30 PM.

Photographer and adventurer Scott Rinckenberger has released eight new fine art black and white photographs — a quietly breathtaking collection drawn from the Sierra Nevada, the Japanese Alps, and the forests and waterways of the Pacific Northwest.