French artist Claude Monet painted “en plein air,” which literally translates to “in the open air,” which enabled him to notice and record the subtle shifts in light and color in good natural light. As a native Oregonian who…
Anny Sears delivered a delightful fresh-cut bouquet of daffodils to the gallery, dressed, as always, in a coordinating and fashionable outfit. In the background is a spring watercolor by Bill Baily, fresco art by Agnes Field, oil landscapes by Sharon…
Glass platter by Monet Rubin, glass vase by Bob Heath, encaustics by Emily Miller, handmade journal, notebook and wall tile art by Kris Zorko. Mouth-blown wine glasses, sandblasted stemware, silk quilted accent pillow, silver leaf display table, and painted eggs…
“Forager of Seeds” mixed media on panel by Jan Rimerman 24″ x 24″ x 1.75″ “Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge” mixed media on birch panel by Jan Rimerman 36″ x 36″ x 1.75″ “King of the Forest” mixed media on birch…
“Did some oil pastel rubbings of some of my favorite sea critter shells. Next step is to create painting layers around them so they will look like they are in a tidepool. The magic will be in…
Hand painted silk wall hanging by Cicely Gorman, watercolor by Pam Haunschild, pen and ink abstract by Vanessa K. Stokes, hand painted tile earrings by Kris Zorko, and knitted wool cloche by Linda Olson. In addition, locking wine storage…
Natural edge table showcasing distinct grain and burl by NW wood artisan Stuart Dittbrenner. “Art is everywhere and it is the job of the artist to identify it.” SD This is an unparalleled highly figured and spalted 3 inch…
As this holiday season is upon us, it is important for each of us to do what we can for one another – it is the ultimate gift. Staying safe. Staying well. Since March, the gallery has tried to…
“There is the wilderness of innocence. It is a reminder of all that: the beauty, the power of nature, the fragility of nature and the fragility of our nature and our own being. Nature will always be here.” Carol…