NEAL MAINE, SCIENTIST AND WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHER TO PRESENT A LECTURE ON BEAVER ECOLOGY MAY 25TH 7-8PM Necanicum Watershed Council and North Coast Land Conservancy and The Wetlands Conservancy, present Beaver Tales –Neal Maine, scientist and wildlife photographer to present a…
Happy news! Happiness times three! Just in! Paper cranes by Fairweather artist Peggy Evans. “Folding Origami Cranes– Each one a small miracle. Folding cranes can be very soothing and calming – almost meditative in nature.…
Seaside Moment original oil by Melissa Jander. Hi there Fairweather friends, I will be sending you new original for the June ICONIC show! I’m really excited about these pieces, and I’m experiencing a synthesis of painting process…
Image titled: Serenity Dr. Dale J. Veith: Photographer’s Statement “He who has a way to live can bear almost any how he lives.” Friedrich Nietzsche I am an Oregon native. I am a clinical psychologist. I work in medical settings…
“As we struggle to adapt to the vagaries of climate change, water stewardship may prove to be the beaver’s greatest gift to us.” Once They Were Hats, author Frances Backhouse Fairweather House and Gallery front counter display highlighting BEAVER TALES,…
Here is the work on paper and other pieces for the exhibit opening May 6. I have one slightly larger on panel…similar image and color. –Agnes Field Artist Statement: “This work is assembled from my surrounding using ephemeral and commonly…
Ron Nicolaides. High Sea. Original oil. About the artist: Ron Nicolaides, lives and works in Oregon and studied art at Washington University in St. Louis Missouri, but is primarily a self-taught artist. He painted his first oil seascape in…
Just in. Image titled: We Have Lift Off by Neal Maine/ PacificLight Images. Location: Sunset Beach, Oregon. Date: April 2017. Proceeds in support of NCLC. Please visit NCLCtrust.org to read more about North Coast Land Conservancy. See more info about…
Named the “state animal” in 1969, the American beaver builds the dams and wetlands that serve as habitat for Oregon salmon, steelhead, birds, amphibians and insects. Beavers are nature’s hydrologists, “Beaver Tales: A Celebration of Beaver Art” curator Sara Vickerman…