The art exhibit called Ode to the Tides Art Show and Sale finishes its run in Seaside at the end of June. The project, sponsored by The Wetlands Conservancy, is a traveling show that highlights the beauty and ecological significance…
“Deep” by Emily Miller encaustic Emily Miller is a lifelong artist with a passion for materials. Her ocean-inspired artwork ranges from plein air watercolor landscapes to abstract encaustic wax paintings, ceramics, fiber art, and more. Her artwork often focuses on…
Jay Barber, Mayor of Seaside, Sara Vickerman-Gage, Ode to the Tides art curator, Esther Lev, Executive Director The Wetlands Conservancy and Jan Barber at Fairweather’s. Sara Vickerman-Gage, art curator Ode to the Tides celebrates the aesthetic and ecological significance…
Ode to the Tides Art Show and Sale brought out a group of photographers for the opening reception at Fairweather’s and a gallerist… June 1, 2019 5:pm. More than 200 works of art More than 50 artists attending and…
Before picture of the west wall of the Fairweather Gallery. Art traveling to Seaside from OSU. Walls are painted and spot lights set in place for the selected art. Table displays completed. Note: Abstract ODE to the Tides art will…
Image: “Eelgrass Meadow” watercolor by Emily Miller/ logo calligraphy by Kajira Berry Ode to the Tides goals are to recognize the aesthetic and ecological significance Oregon’s estuaries, tide pools and intertidal habitats, to spark community and creative interdisciplinary engagement, promote…
Image: “Eelgrass Meadow” watercolor by Emily Miller/ logo calligraphy by Kajira Berry The Wetlands Conservancy presents Ode to the Tides Seaside Oregon To celebrate the aesthetic and ecological significance of Oregon’s estuaries and tide pools, The Wetlands…
“Polar Snow Shoe” by Neal Maine “Whale Within” by Neal Maine Wildlife photographers Daniel Dietrich and Neal Maine in 2015. An event hosted in Seaside for the Alaska Wilderness League in 2015 has earned recent kudos and…
Original portrait by Leah Kohlenberg. Portrait by Leah Kohlenberg. Leah Kohlenberg artist statement: “I have been painting for 17 years, and am primarily self taught, though I have taken classes at the Gage Academy and the Pacific Northwest…
“For ‘Life Abundant’ my paintings are part of a series of regional paintings of forest, vineyards, wheat and lavender farms of the Tualatin Valley in Oregon.” –-Jan Shield, Professor Emeritus of Art at Pacific University, Forest Grove Read…