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…
STEP OUTSIDE art by Melissa Jander, folded book art by Mary Boittia and Jeannie Bamberg, art quilt by Cherry Harris, earrings by Mary Truhler, wood bowls by Dale Larson, gemstone art by Cherissa Mai, seascapes by Lee Munsell, photography art…
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…
“Seaside Clamming” oil on linen by Micheal Muldoon Where to Dig By far, the largest population of razor clams in Oregon is located on the wide beaches from Seaside north to the Columbia River’s South Jetty. This part of…
I paint representational art on canvas in oils, and very humbly take inspiration from the flowering gardens in Seaside, Cannon Beach, and Gearhart throughout the seasons.” Michael Muldoon I am an interpretive oil painter. I love color so I strive…
Melissa Jander, Fairweather’s featured September artist, painted a Plein air oil sketch on the Seaside beach during her stay for the BALANCING ACT show. Last Call. Special Exhibition through September 25 BALANCING ACT Features watercolorist Paul Brent, ceramic artist Sandy…
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…
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…
Where there is life, there is hope. Anything is possible. Believe in the good. Persistence and determination beat the odds. The public, for its part, appears to recognize that a swift return to life as it was before the pandemic…
LIFE FORMS vignette #1 facing left to right: Oregon crab still life oil painting by Michael Muldoon, dragonfly themed lampwork earrings, handmade glass sandpiper coasters by Bob Heath, pottery by Marilyn Cohn, seeded glass bubble mushrooms, felted textile bunnies, handmade…