Christian Zupancic, violinist, matched the gorgeousness of the art with ravishing stretches of music, indeed, the playing took on brilliance.
Read more about the artist: Blue Turtle Seduction.
“It was a very enjoyable evening. People came and listened. Viewed floral art work. The Gratitude Art Walk set the mood for spring.”
“I enjoyed visiting with you at the gallery last night. I particularly enjoyed the artist who shared her comments regarding gratitude. I thought about her as I read today’s devotion that I receive from Rick Warren. His sentiments mirror those of your guest. I hope that you will share them with her.
You, Kathy, and your other hosts did a wonderful job as usual. You have such a gift of design and hospitality and are a real asset to our community!”
Blessings,
Gary
Entertaining the art department of the Gulf Coast Woman’s Club, Paul Brent, artist.
Paul Brent is an artist whose work has become internationally known to represent the coastal lifestyle.
From his watercolors to his recent oil paintings he captures nature in its best and most idyllic form. While being best known for his beach subjects, he has painted landscapes that are equally indicative of his talent to recreate all aspects of nature.
He especially enjoys painting local scenes and beachscapes that he views near his two home studios in Panama City, Florida and Seaside, Oregon. He and Lana Jane have an art gallery in Panama City, Florida, where they live part of the year.
From June to October they live in Seaside, Oregon, where they have had a home and an artist’s studio for the past 10 years.
Paul Brent exhibits his work in Seaside at Fairweather Home and Garden on Broadway.
Stay tuned for more good news that will be announced during the BENEATH exhibition, April 5th.
BENEATH, the Seaside Fist Saturday Art Walk, April 5th at Fairweather’s.
Britney Drumheller, Cannon Beach resident and encore artist, created
new site-specific works of art in a series of kelp forests, barnacles and tidal water
creatures in pen and ink drawings.
Through my art, I hope to beautifully translate the sea life that I do so dearly love and honor.”
Britney greeted and delighted art patrons. The artist pictured with her SOLD art.
The best jewelry pieces tell a story, and even the newest pieces can have elements with intriguing history. Unique gemstone combinations arriving daily. The artists, truly, appreciate nature’s diversity and beauty. Authentic, natural, deep-blue aquamarine crystals, grass-green tourmaline and mossy labradorite form the basis for favorite new collections this spring season.
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