#8 of our Top Ten 2014 Fairweather moments must be the sun-kissed September evening when Shirley 88 took her music to the streets and played “outside the box”. Shirley Smith-Yates, Seaside pastor and Seaside Chamber of Commerce Ambassador, always selects…
Fairweather’s conga line that circled the gallery once upon a time during an event. Indeed, patrons, artists and visitors caught the groove and took the dance out to the streets throughout the historic Gilbert District.
My dear friend Denise, Because of your obviously genuine interest in what “your artists” are actually doing, I’m enclosing a card made from the Ecola Beach sketch which you admired in my sketch book a little over a year…
New image: “With a song in my heart” by nature photographer Neal Maine. Proceeds benefit NCLC. Q: Do you suppose a Song Sparrow sings because he is grateful? A: The Song Sparrow sings to attract a mate, as well to…
Shopping independent local businesses is a consumer movement whose time has come. Close To Heart. And Close To Home. We, those that are sometimes called “coasties”, love winter. ‘Tis the season that sweeps us off our feet, with fabulous…
From Debbie Beard, jewelry designer, shades of blue fire and light. Dazzling gems pair with sterling silver: labradorite, a mineral characterized by its brilliant blue fire, aqua chalcedony, a a gemstone that exudes a cool, soothing luminosity and moonstone, a…
New works for the fall and winter season at Fairweather’s. Fun fact: Gretha was introduced by fellow Fairweather artist Bev Drew Kindley. “Those that live for the arts, support the arts.” Gretha Lindwood, artist: “These paintings are created en plein…
Well done, Paul! Original watercolor to highlight the North Coast Land Conservancy “party of the summer.” Thank you for the memories. Paul Brent is a Fairweather artist whose work has become internationally known to represent the coastal lifestyle. From his…
“Fair Weather Sea” Oil on Canvas “The last rays of sunshine glint on the top of a rising breaker at the edge of a ‘fair weather sea’.” Artist comment: “Seascapes have long been my forté. I live near the shore…
A: Using the current exhibition, given the title: SOLITUDE, opening at Fairweather’s November 1st during the Seaside First Saturday Art Walk event, the thought process, in an artist’s mind, was as if to say: “I am alone. This is my…