“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…
“Anemone Study” watercolor by Emily Miller Ocean-inspired artwork from Oregon “My painting and sculpture grow from a lifetime of joyful exploration of our vastly abundant, living environment.” “Nudibranch Study” watercolor by Emily Miller Ocean-inspired artwork from Oregon…
Scratch Pad A healer and harp builder Duane Bolster found musical success through medicine Q: To Coast Weekend Arts and Entertainment/ The Daily Astorian: “Your article on March 6, 2019 about Duane Bolster, the Celtic harp builder. Lovely timing for…
“Virginia Rail” by Neal Maine, PacificLight Images. The Virginia rail is a small waterbird, fairly common despite continuing loss of habitat, but are secretive by nature and more often heard than seen. Read more at Seaside…
#9. Fourth annual harp petting zoo. Faiweather’s December Seaside First Saturday Art Walk. #8. Artist Emily Miller’s 100 Turtles project. Doing good works. #7. Shirley 88 performing LIVE on the Fairweather grand. #6. Celebrity artists Jorjett…
“Snowbound” Great Blue Heron by Neal Maine/PacificLight Images. “After many years of trying to capture a heron in the snow, it finally happened along the Neawanna River in Seaside.” Neal Maine For more images from Neal Maine, please go…
“White Wings.” Common white egret by Neal Maine, PacificLight Images. November, 2018 Sunset Beach, Oregon Read more about Herons and Egrets | Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife After a thirty-year career as an award-winning biology teacher at…
Naturalist and wildlife photographer Neal Maine lectured during the opening reception of “Expanding Horizons” at Fairweather’s on Nov. 3rd. Take away notes: Q: What is Natural History? A: Natural history tells the story of our living earth. It…
“Power of Flight” by Neal Maine/ PacificLight Images Pacific Flyway Snow Geese Snow geese fly along the Pacific Flyway in narrow corridors, more than 3,000 miles from traditional nesting areas in the Arctic tundra to wintering areas along…
Just in! “Hidden Surfaces” by Neal Maine/ PacificLight Images. Location: Circle Creek wetlands blanketed in mist and spiderwebs. Seaside, Oregon. 100% profits in support of North Coast Land Conservancy, NCLC. Exploring New Surfaces, an exhibition curated by Agnes…