If you would like to know my thinking about the theme of “lost and found” and how I interpreted it for this exhibit, I thought of myself in two different environments. Although I have always lived in a variety of…
Vanessa K. Stokes, a talented and promising artist, first made her mark in the art scene at the age of fifteen when she was introduced at Fairweather’s. Her work reflects a rich depth of emotions and a keen eye for…
From Martin Conley. For LOST and Found. Gnarled juniper branch, wrapped in copper and silver. The gnarled juniper branch is a unique piece of nature’s artistry. Its twisted and contorted form tells a story of resilience and endurance. This exquisite…
“Intersection” by Carmela Newstead Decisions to be made. Movement. Success. Life. “Gratitude” by Jo Pomeroy-Crockett Abstract art celebrates life– all the joy, the pathos, the ridiculous, the cruel, the sad, the whimsical, and the playful.” “Abide” by Karen Doyle …
The front entrance display table for CLEVER, an exhibition on view through April 25. Abstract art by Cicely Gilman, landscape art by Jan Shield, encaustic art by Peg Wells, hammered jewelry by Nikki Hatt, art glass by Bob Heath, Blenko…
Creative watercolor, mixed media with salted paper and gold dust by Jo Pomery-Crockett. “The essence of all beautiful art is gratitude.” F. Nietzche. Jo Pomeroy-Crockett celebrates new life, freshness, hope, and the goodness of the world around us. The artist…
“Hear you’ve weathered the sequester well! I’m working on new designs where I’m incorporating drift wood (tiny pieces) into the weaving.” Martha H. Denham, pine needle weaving artist “Your virtual tours during the COVID-19 shutdown of the Gallery were wonderful!…
Enjoy this behind-the-scenes look at how Fairwweather’s has captured NW artists’ artwork during past May art exhibitions. May 2019 Artist lectures. May 2018 Artist lectures. May 2017 Special visitors, special art and artist visit. May 2016 Featured artists. May 2015…
No barriers to art this month – Seaside First Saturday Art Walk will be 100% online May 2-25! May Art Walk is a concept of gallery-coordinated virtual exhibits. As we continue following the State’s stay at home order, Seaside…
In my professional work, I listened to many people talk about their goals, their problems, and occasionally, those things they really loved doing. More often than not, the things they really loved were not the work-related activities they considered essential…