Ruby and copper hues.
Angel of Waters sculpture (1/3 scale to size NYC Central Park, beaded tree, silver sequinned tree, calligraphy by Penelope Culbertson, and cold wax art by Peg Wells.
“The displays at Fairweather’s are like amazing art installations.”
Emerald and turquoise hues.
“Moonlight and Waves” original oils by Ron Nicolaides, hand painted ornaments, mouth blown seeded glass bubble vase, hand made glass “Ocean” platters by Sandy and Bob Lercari, faux wall by Brian Anderson.
“Art in hues, displays in jewel tones and fine interior design.”
Pearl and moonstone hues.
Handmade abalone shell trees, handmade painted birch tree centerpieces, handmade sequinned trees, Theodore Roosevelt quote “Do what you can, with what you have, where you are” calligraphy by Penelope Culbertson, handmade zinc finials, mouth blown mercury glass finials with ceramic urn filled with gold leaf and silver rhinestone ornaments. “The Guardian” Flemish oil strike off by Jon Anni.
“Fairweather’s gives one a visual experience. All. The. Time.”
Topaz and onyx hues.
Pen and ink art by Dorota Haber-Lehigh, mixed media art by JoAnn Pari-Mueller, pottery by Suzy Holland, wood boxes by Fred Lukens, handmade driftwood furniture, and coastal elk photograph by Neal Maine.
East window display featuring art by Lee Munsell, calligraphy by Penelope Culbertson, mixed media art by James Waterman, handcut wood stars, handmade crystal trees, pearl and copper tree and mercury glass ornaments.
“Window displays for the HUE exhibition have the important duty of helping define Fairweather’s unique brand.”
West window display featuring clipped pear branch tree, vintage tinsel tree, hand-carved wood candlestick, pair of angels by a master of craft, silver plaster frame, handmade recycled wood pedestals.
“Viewed beautifully sculptured figurines. Each pose so real. Each one almost seems to come to life.”
Photos by Linda Fenton-Mendenhall for Fairweather House and Gallery.
“How wonderful is it, though, when your people come to dress…like this?”
HUE on exhibit through December 23.
“Can you imagine the time spent beforehand – conceptualizing, planning and installing?”
If you cannot, sharing a time lapse video of an art installation earlier in 2019…
Video represents one section of the Fairweather Gallery showing days of after hours installation work including spackling, painting, displaying, accessorizing and lighting the selected artworks for the ‘Life Abundant’ exhibition April 2019
“Fairweather House and Gallery is one of the Historic Gilbert District’s most sought after destinations offering an ever-changing amazing visual experience.”