Pictures show and tell from the premier Vino Van Gogh(tm) event in the historic Gilbert Block on the evening of Nov. 6th.
Thank you to artist Katherine Taylor.
Thank you to Will Perkins and Avery Loschen, landlords for the historic Gilbert Building, for the space.
Thank you to the Seaside Signal, The Daily Astorian and Coast Weekend for getting the good word out.
Thank you to the Seaside Chamber of Commerce, most importantly Brent, for finding space for the Vino Van Gogh(tm) event on the Visitor’s Bureau reader board.
Thank you to the Fairweather’s peeps, hostesses Joan and Kathy.
Most importantly, thank you to Linda Fenton-Mendenhall for the photographs.
“Thank you so much for the successful weekend with both the Vino Van Gogh and the reception on Saturday. I really enjoyed the evening.” –Katherine Taylor.
“Once again we had a fabulous time visiting Seaside and especially visiting the Fairweather Gallery! Taking part in Katherine’s Vino Van Gogh and visiting the Art Walk made for an exciting art weekend. Your gallery is always a delight to the eye with your lovely displays and coordination of objects of beauty. Such a lovely touch you have!” —Cheryl
“What a lovely event was the Vino Van Gogh last Friday evening. Kudos to you and all of your hard work, planning, and openness to new ideas.” —Joan
Indeed, more Vino Van Gogh ™ evenings surely will follow.
“You are right – VVG (Vino Van Gogh ™ will only get better! I know the experience will just need a few adjustments (side bar: adjustments to factor in for last-minute registrations-with backup supplies, chairs and tables) for next time – everything is a learning experience, isn’t it? Next time I hope to create a seascape painting for VVG. That will be fun. Thank you again for a fabulous weekend experience at Fairweather House and Gallery.” Katherine Taylor