Pacific Northwest art movement

The Pacific Northwest art movement refers to a regional creative movement centered in the Northwestern United States and Canada, emphasizing the unique landscape, culture, and ecology of the area. Artists often draw inspiration from the lush forests, rugged coastlines, and indigenous traditions, blending modern techniques with traditional themes. This movement gained recognition in the 20th century, fostering a distinctive aesthetic that highlights the natural environment and local identity. It encompasses various styles, including landscape painting, indigenous art, and contemporary work, ultimately celebrating the area's natural beauty and cultural diversity through visual expression.