“Parkdale Pears” woven pine needle art by Martha Denham. “They are the same size as an actual pear and no two are alike (as an actual pear). The bases are made from a sculpting medium.” MHD “I paint the…
Downtown Fall Wine Walk November 9 Twas an evening to uncork and unwind as the Seaside Downtown Development Association presented the annual Seaside Downtown Fall Wine Walk. Fairweather Gallery 2019 Fall Wine Walk photos. Guests enjoyed tastings from over 20…
“South Jetty Reflections” fine art photography by Linda Fenton-Mendenhall. Q: Where is the South Jetty, you ask? A: The south jetty of the Columbia River is one of the most incredible sites on the Oregon coast. Stretching six miles…
“Passage” by James Waterman 12 x 12 Mixed media on cradled wood panel “A new group of paintings at Fairweather House and Gallery is a direction that I have been contemplating for some 40 years. I have spent considerable time…
“Anticipation” oil by Karen Doyle. Karen Doyle paints to express the intense feelings she gets from looking at ordinary beauty – the trees in all the seasons. Her oil paintings are filled with juicy color and texture. Karen…
“The Path I’ve Chosen” by Sharon Abbott-Furze. Original oil on canvas 24x36x1.5 “Her work is expressionistic realism and sometimes heavily influenced with abstract shapes, inspired by people and their stories and the many moods of nature.” Read more about…
› 40-years-and-363-miles-along-the-oregon-c… A show at the Newport Visual Arts Center celebrates the rambling stretch … It’s part of the Ode to the Tides exhibit, celebrating coastal estuaries … ¾ of the collection will be in …
“Into the Woods” original oil by Lisa Wiser. Into the Woods is an expression alluding to having been lost in a forest, dates from Roman times; it was first recorded in English in a play where famous fairy tale characters…
“Salt Marsh” Acrylic on board, varnished and float framed by Pam Haunschild “Accompanied by some sea stars, sand dollars and possibly a whiff of ocean breeze.” About Pam Haunschild: Being outside in nature is everything to me! So it’s…
“I love seeing people become so involved in my boxes,” Gayle H. Seely. “I have layered tiny beads and stones in painterly combinations onto small wooden boxes,” Gayle H. Seely. “I have combined the theme “contrast”…