Abstract watercolors by Donna Sanson, Oregon Myrtlewood cribbage board, segmented vase, and nautilus sculptures by Mike Brown.
Crafted by NW hands.
Folded book art by Mary Boitta, encaustic art (aptly titled “Remembering Autumn”) by Peg Wells, origami by Peggy Evans, and hand-painted tiles by Sandy Applegate.
Abstracts by Diane Copenhaver and glass art by Bob Heath.
Handmade curly willow, mouth-blown glass, handmade book, and box by Christine Trexel.
Coral glass by Rinee Merritt and Plein air oil by Lisa Wiser.
Encaustic art, ocean debris baskets, sea urchin bowls, moon platter by Emily Miller, abstract drip by Kimberly Reed, and oil paintings by Sharon Kathleen Johnson.
Abstract miniatures by Tanya Gardner.
Calligraphy by Penelope Culbertson, watercolor by Bill Baily, and pottery by Suzy Holland.
Abstract oil by Carmela Newstead.
For Shape and Color.
Art masks by Jorjett Strumme.
Paintings with pressed flowers on metal by Mike Mason. Anny Sears, a model wearing pressed foliages by Mike Mason.
Pastel landscape by Carmela Newstead and vintage jewelry necklace by Reneé Hafeman.
Photograph by Neal Maine, pastels by Lynda Campbell, and seascapes by Ron Nicolaides.
Mixed media diptych by Gary Pearlman, raw-edged walnut bowl by Mike Brown, and paper box sculpture by Christine Trexel.
Miniature oils by Barbara Rosbe Felisky.
Photos by Linda Fenton-Mendenhall.
“Color and Shape” exhibition through September 30th.
The show covers every aspect of art, textures, materials, and finishes, highlighting the quintessentially colorful fall season.
“Shape and Color, Fairweather’s September exhibition, would not be such a success without the beautiful work created by NW hands. The selected artists provided new work to highlight the annual fall show. We thank them all for the extraordinary opportunity to tell a seasonal story with their art. Truly, the artists offered new exceptional work, and by doing so, they encourage those of us in the arts to do more.” Fairweather Gallery
Abstract series of three by Jan Rimmerman, seascape oil by Karen E. Lewis, and pottery by Suzy Holland. Shape and Color gallery hostesses Katie, Kemy Kay, Joan, Bonnie, and Denise.
“Thank you for the beautiful crystal I picked out for a gift. Most of all, thanks for bringing the utmost beauty to many people. Most of all, thanks for inviting me to work in your stunning establishment. It delights my eyes every time I come in. Your artists are beyond comparison.” Kemy Kay
For more about the gallery, please go to http://www.fairweatherhouseandgallery.com.
