Each new event is hosted by fabulous Art Walk hostesses. A new beginning, truly, a fresh start, surely, acts as an agent of change, serving as a language that accommodates experience and expands our view. Through March 25, this…
Ruby and copper hues. Angel of Waters sculpture (1/3 scale to size NYC Central Park, beaded tree, silver sequinned tree, calligraphy by Penelope Culbertson, and cold wax art by Peg Wells. “The displays at Fairweather’s are like amazing art installations.”…
Emerging artist Vanessa K. Stokes was the featured artist for HUE, Fairweather’s December 2019 exhibition. HUE opening reception hostesses, photographers and guest speakers. Top row: Linda Fenton-Mendenhall, photographer; Joan, Kathy, Katie, Denise, Kemy Kay, hostesses; Sara, guest speaker; Saundra,…
Seeded pearl table top mosaic reversible boxes by Gayle H. Seely and handknitted noggin toppers by Linda Olsen. Hand-forged bronze candle sticks, woven bamboo baskets by Charles Schweigert, handmade NW antler handmade lamp (naturally gathered with a permit) and…
Hand made bamboo vase and platter, hand wrapped fiber flower stem, hand crafted natural reed centerpiece, handforged wall scone, mouth blown leopard glass, hand beveled mirror, ribbon bow box by Ray Noregaard and handmade lined silk table slip cover. Handmade…
Waterfall glaze fluted bowl, vase and tray by Marcia Hudson. Signed and dated by the potter. “I fire in my own kiln with low fire glazes, which until a few years ago were all purchased redi-made, but lately…
Shortie I for A FINE LINE. Mixed media art by Bill Baily, woven bamboo basket by Charles Schweigert, black and white gull art by Leah Brown, encaustic art by Peg Wells, pen and ink drawings by Waka Takahashi Brown, photo…
“South Jetty Reflections” fine art photography by Linda Fenton-Mendenhall. Q: Where is the South Jetty, you ask? A: The south jetty of the Columbia River is one of the most incredible sites on the Oregon coast. Stretching six miles…
Seaside naturalist Neal Maine lectured about the local driftwood on the first Saturday in September at Fairweather’s. Maine speaks about the local habitat every first Saturday at 6:pm. Photo collage by Linda Fenton-Mendenhall from the opening reception of CONTRASTS, a…
› 40-years-and-363-miles-along-the-oregon-c… A show at the Newport Visual Arts Center celebrates the rambling stretch … It’s part of the Ode to the Tides exhibit, celebrating coastal estuaries … ¾ of the collection will be in …