By watercolor artist and CBAA Board member Mary Lyn Gough
The CBAA Board & Staff exhibition is now open! This is a two-week exhibition highlighting all of the creative individuals who make up our board of directors. This show will run through Jan 23, 2022.
Mary Lyn is a Principal Program Delivery Partner at Providence. Mary Lyn Gough is a long time artist, painting in watercolor. Mary Lyn is honored to serve on the CBAA board, giving back to the art community she loves. Most recently, her art was juried into the Natioinal Watercolor Society show.
And, too, in March, 2022, Mary Lyn Gough returns to Seaside, with an exhibition of new watercolors at Fairweather Gallery.
The Oregon Coast Council for the Arts presents the exhibit “The Short Days of Winter,” by Agnes Field, through Feb. 26, 2022 at the Newport Visual Arts Center.
Born and raised in Astoria, Agnes Field moved to New York City and studied at the School of Visual Arts. She completed her graduate work in studio art at New York University before working at Studio Art International in Florence and Venice. Fields is a founding board member of Astoria Visual Arts, KMUN-FM radio, and has been a practicing artist on the North Oregon Coast for over 20 years. Most recently she awarded a PICA Precipice Fund grant—funded by the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Arts and the Calligram Foundation—to restore and repurpose, along with two other artists, an historic local park. Field’s work has been shown nationally and internationally and can be found on the coast at Astoria Visual Arts Gallery, Cannon Beach Gallery, Fairweather Gallery, and others.
Most of the materials I use are recycled or found material and occasionally the materials define the direction of my work. I do believe in material identity—that certain materials have their own possibilities and sense of time. The tension is between chance and choice—the unexpected given or the decisions made.” Agnes Field
Fairweather Gallery opening artist receptions dates and month-to-month art exhibitions for 2022.
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Mar. 05 through Mar. 25 Fearturing Mary Lyn Gough among other regional artists
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Apr. 02 through Apr. 25
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May 07 through May 25
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Jun. 04 through Jun. 25
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Jul. 02 through Jul. 25 Featuring Agnes Field among other regional artists
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Aug. 06 through Aug. 25
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Sep. 03 through Sep. 25
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Oct. 01 through Oct. 25
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Nov. 05 through Nov. 25
- Dec. 03. through Dec. 25
Stay tuned for more artsy news about Fairweather 2022 exhibitions.
“Part curatorial, part installation Fairweather brings together artists’ works from a wide variety of genres and mediums, grouping them into an expansive spectrum of theme and color.” –Seaside Signal
Fairweather Gallery
612 Broadway
Seaside
