According to the meteorological calendar, spring always starts on March 1. Embracing the arrival of spring, Fairweather’s artists joyfully captured the change in the season through their inspiring art, which the gallery proudly showcased, presenting a collection of uplifting and…
Through the years, we have sought out the finest artisans in the Northwest. Why bother, you ask, to keep such crafts alive in an age when so little is made by hand today? Because they are better. The work is…
The December 2023 exhibition at Fairweather House and Gallery features a showstopper vignette for the ANTICIPATION show. Every aspect of the show is carefully thought out, curated, and selected with the Fairweather House and Gallery Made by NW Hands ™…
“Do you hear what I hear/ Do you listen to what I hear/ With a voice as big as the sea” Chelsea LaFey and John Orr, two exceptionally talented individuals, graced the opening reception of the spectacular December exhibition, ANTICIPATION,…
Strike-off shows the details of a framed painting within a painting by Paul Bent. The artist has an architectural background and applies his technical drawing skills to create two-dimensional work sets in hand-selected frames, FRAMING THE VIEW vignette #1. Framed…
Atoll hand-applied, one-of-a-kind shell mirror, 32 x 44, with driftwood garland, laser-cut zinc bowl, redwood, pewter, and leather-wrapped picture frames, shell art in shadow-box light oak picture frames, hand-made shell candle ring, nautilus shell framed art, and in the…
Gull painting by Leah Brown, framed in pine wood with hand-made porcelain eggs in woven willow and pine needle nests. STEPPING FORWARD featured an art display on view through March 25, Tablescape featuring the art of Lieta Gratteri, mouth-blown glass,…
“Butterflies,” three dimensional watercolor by JoAnn Pari-Mueller I have always been a collector, continuously amassing interesting objects of nature and hand-made textiles and crafts. After fifteen years as an art museum tour guide in Oregon, I began immersing myself in…
For CREATIVE CLASS, a Fairweather exhibition, Cherisse Mia, N.W. artist, that magically combines paint and gems, including Alberta ammolite, with abstract art. Completely unique, powerful art and very imaginative. I am an amateur geologist due to my fascination for all…
Pumpkin art, raffia crow, a handmade journal by Kris Zorko, made-by-hand capiz shell garden stool, a crafted by-hand table runner by Jeanne Walker, and a green bamboo chair covered in silk. TURNING art by Jan Shield, silk raffia runner, scented…