The Source

Figurative art gives a room something to say. Here are two painters from our roster, Amy Erickson and Amy Scherer, and the very different ways they approach the human form.

A Vancouver-based artist working at the intersection of ecological practice and painterly abstraction, Nicole Young transforms repurposed canvas, thrifted textiles, and hand-extracted natural dyes into large-scale works that are as much climate conversation as they are art.

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.

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.

Discover Paige Stewart’s Non-Dual ceramic sculptural lamps—a convergence of art and light that invites stillness, dialogue, and reflection. Crafted in varying sizes and glazes, each piece features an opening, or “portal,” that acts as a threshold into form, balance, and transformation. These one-of-a-kind objects celebrate craftsmanship, duality, and the tactile poetry of presence.

Seattle Art Source owner Sarah Hurt describes the visceral impact of standing before Dawn Bassett’s four-foot bronze swan—an artwork that halted time and stirred the subconscious. With suspended wings and haunting stillness, the piece transcends technical beauty to evoke a moment of surrender, memory, and transformation.

During the 2025 Seattle Art Fair, Nancy Mintz unveiled Notions—a stunning collection of sculptural works that transform copper and paper into immersive, one-of-a-kind forms. Each piece can be acquired individually while also contributing to a larger installation, showcasing Nancy’s ability to balance singular detail with collective impact.

Public Display Art highlights fine artist Seth Sexton

Ferndale, Washington artist Nancy Mintz — represented by Seattle Art Source — creates luminous wire and Japanese paper sculptures rooted in themes of life, death, and time, as featured in Luxe Interiors + Design.

Whidbey Island artist Leslie Stoner — represented by Seattle Art Source — creates meditative maze paintings on birch panels, letting the natural wood grain guide her intricate, serpentine compositions, as featured in Luxe Interiors + Design.