Glass Artists
Artists enjoy painting gourds and fall harvests for their rich symbolic meanings, vibrant colors, and compelling textures. These subjects serve as a metaphor for the cycles of life and offer artists engaging, organic forms to explore in still life compositions. Bev…
Free-form glass requires some artistic skill. It results from taking risks by starting with basic techniques and then experimenting with variations to see what happens. It also involves a lot of trial and error to develop methods to improve precision.…
Fresh out of the kiln. Open-weave glass bowl. 14 1/2″ diameter and 3″ tall. $295. I create coral-like bowls from powdered glass. It all started with smaller bowls, around 6 inches in diameter. I’ve now progressed to crafting larger ones.…
Introducing a new series of small bowls inspired by Sea Corals. They are createdfrom powdered glass. Bob Heath, a glass artist, arranged different colors of glasspowder to create a thick disk, then hand-carved patterns into the powderto create the coral…
According to the meteorological calendar, spring always starts on March 1. Fairweather’s artists joyfully captured the change in the season. They embraced the arrival of spring through their inspiring art. The gallery proudly showcased their work. It presented a collection…
GOOD STUFF vignette #1: Oil painting, impressionistic, by Melissa Jander, jewelry by Mary Truhler, handmade glass by Christine Downs, vintage mouth-blown glass, selected and fused glass pieces made available from a private collector on display through June 25. GOOD STUFF…
CREATIVE CLASS vignette #1: Series of four abstract paintings by Gary Pearlman, pair of framed botanical art by Jon Annie, heron live edge wood and granite sculpture by Stuart Dittbrenner, glass by Christine Downs, earrings by Mary Truhler, vintage seeded…
Made Mostly by Hand. “Mermaid on Shell” by Sandy Visse was created for Fairweather’s September exhibition, BALANCING ACT. Look. Mermaid turned. Perfectly balanced. For BALANCING ACT, a Fairweather exhibition, summer and fall oil paintings by Michael Muldoon, a collection of…
Display #1 for DIFFERENT STROKES: Watercolor floral by Mary Lyn Gough, fused glass bowl by Christine Downs, glass platter and glass leaves by Monet Rubin, glass plate by Bob Heath, botanical art by Dorota Haber-Lehigh, “Along the Winding Road” (Paul…
THIS PLACE display #1: “Jack’s Folly” mixed media art by Jan Rimerman, Fine Art crackle glass lamp, woven pine needle basket by Martha Denham, pottery by Marilyn Cohn, Oregon Myrtlewood trays Made by NW Hands ™, seaweed chenille pillows, silk…