Sea Star wooden bowl and complementary serving utensils. Signed. Artist Janis Childs designed and individually painted wooden tableware. I LOVE YOUR WORK! Your designs are whimsical but also classical. I particularly love the starfish bowl in grey and pale blue!…
Bald Eagles along the very edge of the United States along the North Coast are an icon of bravery and freedom.” —Bob Kroll, photographer Astronauts appear fearless in their work representing our country, and my photo “The Eagle Has Landed”…
Kindred Spirits Chas Martin Sculpture- Mixed Media 18 x 9 x 6 in I use gestures to amplify primal qualities, emotions, and shared experiences. My abstracted figures are multicolored, genderless, politically and religiously neutral archetypal personalities. These simple, dynamic forms…
Mary Bottita creates Folded Book Art. I fold the pages and make a word story come alive. Each book is made very carefully by calculating the number of pages combined with the number of letters into a unique fold…
Merging ceramics, calligraphy, and paint techniques into an aesthetic style. Functional ceramic art is defined by natural experiences, the urban environment, and finding balance. Bringing motif and expression of art to nature’s grounding presence. –-Forest Bash, artist/ designer “Nature Inspired,…
Elves transformed our gallery into a festive holiday market, filled with handmade items perfect for gifting. The December exhibtion, A GOOD FIT, has become one of the retail highlights of the gift-giving season as local artists, makers, and craftspeople create…
Welcoming Gearhart wood worker Bob Peterson to the gallery. Special thanks to Sara V-G, FH&G art scout. Made by Hand ™ is becoming one of the retail highlights of the gift-giving season in 2021 as local artists, makers, and craftspeople…
You can win this beautiful triptych quilted collage textile artwork created specifically for the celebration of the Seaside Prom’s Centennial. More than 200 different fabrics, embellished by more than 50 different type of beads and colors of thread were…