NEW! Barnable Basket reclaimed “ghost net” fishing gear sculptural basket by Emily Miller
Wild and wonderful ocean life forms are my inspiration for creating art and positive transformation, from the 5-point symmetry of a sea urchin, to the nesting patterns of endangered sea turtles, and to reclaiming “ghost net” fishing gear for functional and sculptural baskets. -EJM
Life-sized sculptures of sea turtles, made by hand and signed by Emily Miller.
New! For LIFE FORMS, tiny babyurchin bowl white gloss glaze and porcelain that holds 2 oz. from Emily Miller.
Wild and wonderful ocean life forms are my inspiration for creating art, such as the 5-point symmetry of a sea urchin.” -EJM
And, too, traditional sized sea urchin bowls, signed by the artist Emily Miller have been re-stocked in the Fairweather Gallery for the LIFE FORMS exhibition that opens April 2nd!
Ocean-inspired sea urchin bowls from Emily Miller are now available in tiny (2 fl. oz.), small (4 oz), medium (32 oz.), and large (48oz.) sizes.
For LIFE FORMS. New 2022 Yellow and Blue “ghost net” marine debris woven basket by Emily Jung Miller.
Read more:
Fairweather House and Gallery
612 Broadway St.
LIFE FORMS
Art sale and exhibition
Through April 25
Featuring Seaside botanical artist Dorota Haber Lehigh
Oregon coast and Kaui artist and maker Emily Miller
Pacific University Emeritus Professor Jan Shield
Cannon Beach pen and ink artist Britney Drumheller
Mixed media artist, gallerist, and curator Jan Rimerman
https://fairweatherhouseandgallery.com
Please read more about our gallery, our commitment to artists, and our products made by NW artists.
Take a note. Emily Miller will offer a demonstration of the unique versatility and functional use of her newest ghost net basket on April 2 at Fairweather’s.
