Back story: First chapter: Recently, a man walked into the gallery and asked to see a painted rock depicting a sand dollar that was on display in the front window. And, too, he asked if there was a magnifying glass…
Save the date and time. Shirley 88 will perform at Fairweather’s on Oct. 6th between 5-7:pm for the opening reception of Exploring New Surfaces, an exhibition curated by Agnes Field. Fairweather House and Gallery, 612 Broadway…
“I have always loved different shapes and colors of objects since I was a child. I remember drawing them in mid-air with my fingers, I remember pointing them out to my mom and dad, and they always drew my attention.…
Painted Rocks by Kandy Schwartz “For the most part, my inspiration comes from the rocks themselves. I am constantly on the lookout for a shape that speaks to me saying I am not just a rock.…
“Web of Deceit” Mixed Media Mask by Jorjett Strumme “Mid-Century Molecule” Mixed Media Mask by Jorjett Strumme “Venetzia” Mixed Media Mask by Jorjett Strumme Life for Seaside, Oregon native, Jorjett Strumme, has been…
“Peaches in a Basket” watercolor by Bill Baily. Bill Baily has been painting for 56 years. He has studied under many well-known Northwest artists. He has had 13 one man shows as well as being in many group shows.…
“Through the Door” by Barbara Rosbe Felisky. Miniature oil on linen. Barbara Rosbe Felisky is known for rich impressionist paintings of gardens and landscapes. The afternoon sun warming a wall or a glorious profusion of roses climbing over a gate,…
Fairweather House and Gallery Emerging Artist Hall of Fame Kristin Qian Britney Drumheller Nick Brakel Robert McWhirter Michael Wing Michele Bettger Rebecca Gore Gayle H. Seely Diane Copenhaver 12th Annual Emerging Artist exhibition Through August 30 Emerging artists are selected…
Inspired by the beach and nature, Peg Wells has prepared a gallery exhibit composed of hot wax encaustic and cold wax collage. The work is decorative, but with a purpose that is secure in the strength of using natural elements. Her…
“The Snorkeler” by Marga Stanley. Acrylic on wood panel. “My art training comes from watching and experimenting and then doing it all over again, exposing a little more of me, Marga, with every attempt. With each coat…