According to the meteorological calendar, spring always starts on March 1. Embracing the arrival of spring, Fairweather’s artists joyfully captured the change in the season through their inspiring art, which the gallery proudly showcased, presenting a collection of uplifting and…
Live edge maple bowl by woodworker Mike Brown. The live edge defines the unfinished edge of the woodwork, and it is the wood not altered by hand tools or woodworking machinery. As a result, the untouched end retains the original…
Pumpkin art, raffia crow, a handmade journal by Kris Zorko, made-by-hand capiz shell garden stool, a crafted by-hand table runner by Jeanne Walker, and a green bamboo chair covered in silk. TURNING art by Jan Shield, silk raffia runner, scented…
“Slightly Twisted” vase by Mike Brown Individual sections of yellow heart, red heart, black walnut, big leaf maple, and cherry wood turned into a spectacular vase. Signed 2022. New fall inventory of segmented nautilus sculptures: Black walnut, shell shells with…
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…
