Recently, Paul Brent finished a painting with the Necanicum River Estuary in Seaside, Tillamook Lighthouse, and the iconic American Bald Eagle. A work of art that is equally indicative of his talent to recreate all aspects of nature on the North Coast. From his watercolors to his recent oil paintings he captures nature in its best and most idyllic form.
From June to October, Paul and Lana Jane Brent live in Seaside, Oregon, where they have had a home and an artist’s studio for the past 15 years. Paul Brent exhibits his work in Seaside at Fairweather Home and Gallery on Broadway.
Brent has been profiled in the Wall Street Journal, Coastal Living, and many more publications. . He is a signature member of the National and Florida Watercolor Societies and a member of the Society of Illustrators. He had authored a book on watercolor instruction titled Wonderful Watercolors. He has been active in arts and planning organizations both locally and in the state of Florida.
“Eagle at Rest” throughout the stages of the painting in progress by Paul Brent.
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July 3-25
PLACE-BASED ExhibitionÂ
Fairweather House and Gallery
612 Broadway
Seaside, Oregon
Fairweather Gallery’s July exhibition PLACE-BASED, an art show and sale, involves a focus on the importance and uniqueness of place.Â
While selecting the artworks to local context will appeal to the summertime tourists and visitors, behind the exhibit is an understanding that fosters regional artists and their connection within the community. The exhibit doubles down on a link with the history of both place and keeping close tabs on how artists are based in visual story telling.
Featuring Northwest artists Barbara Bacon Folawn, Paul Brent, Victoria Brooks, Pam Haunschild, Bev Drew Kindley, Phil Juttlestad, Lee Munsell, Jan Shield, and Sharon Kathleen Johnson.
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FUN FACT: Paul Brent is celebrating 12 years with the Fairweather Gallery in 2021!
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Paul Brent will share with Art Walk patrons and guests his newest public art project, a mural for Panama City, that was inspired by a coastal pelican.
