Category Lieta Gratteri

Watercolorist

Announcing a new facet to the Gallery. Agnes Field’s art conservation.

Based in Seaside, Agnes Field, art consultant and artist in the Fairweather Gallery, will provide expert conservation and emergency triage for paintings. To realistically repair damaged art, Field will use reversible techniques (such as inpainting) to seamlessly blend repairs into the…

Images from FRAMING THE VIEW, art show, and sale on display through July 25.

Strike-off shows the details of a framed painting within a painting by Paul Bent. The artist has an architectural background and applies his technical drawing skills to create two-dimensional work sets in hand-selected frames, FRAMING THE VIEW vignette #1. Framed…

Quietude, an exhibition, of handmade things through December 23.

Handpainted silk scarf by Cicely Gilman,  pottery by Marilyn Cohn (whose signature on each pot is a unique happy face), handstitched purse by Jeanne Walker, handpainted beverage glasses, and gouache painting by Lieta Gratteri. For December.  One-of-a-kind. Made by N.W.…

Last call for DIFFERENT STROKES, first shout out for BALANCING ACT.

Raw edge wood sculpture with inlaid marble and slate mosaic by mater artisan Stuart Dittbrenner. Also showing artist Gary Pearlman’s abstract strokes series  Fairweather’s DIFFERENT STROKES August exhibition. For DIFFERENT STROKES, Fairweather’s August exhibition, watercolor artist Lieta Gratteri featured art…

Just a few of our favorite displays for August.

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…

More photos from A GOOD FIT, Fairweather’s December exhibit, on view through Dec. 23.

Made by Hand ™ is becoming one of the retail highlights of the gift-giving season in 2021 as local artists, makers, and craftspeople are creating beautiful and original works.

A second look into specific art concepts on display through Sept. 25.

ON SECOND GLANCE, vignette #1:  Handmade display cabinet, coastal pen and ink landscapes by NW artist Dorota Haber-Lehigh, pottery by Marilyn Cohn, mahogany turned wood pedestal, handmade urchin bowl by Emily Miller; inlaid wood, embossed wood, and leather frames, shell…