Summer time resident and artist Peg Wells, who exhibits in the off-season at the Saddle Brooke Resort/ Primary Studio in Arizona, lectured recently about the art of painting with encaustic. Grateful to a visiting art patron who assisted with a…
“Rocky Shoreline” original water color by Paul Brent. The inspirations. Paul Brent and his wife Lana Jane have an art gallery in Panama City, Florida, where they live part of the year. From June to October they live in Seaside,…
Fawn Daze by Neal Maine. A visitor asked: “When do the deer become elk?” Raising awareness of what is found within walking distance of downtown Seaside. THE NEXT FRONTIER, OUR OWN BACKYARD “Humans: We take pictures, walks, deep breaths, memories,…
Mike Morris handmade spoons and spatulas from oak wine barrels. “As a family we farmed 1,250 acres of crop land in the beautiful Willamette Valley. I am now retired and have left behind as a thank you to the land,…
Image titled: Wings on Parade. Pair of osprey along the Skipanon River, near Warrenton. Seaside/ Gearhart nature photographer Neal Maine. Signed, matted and framed. Proceeds in support of NCLC. Image titled: Birds of a Feather. Seaside/ Gearhart nature photographer Neal…
Image title: Heron Magic. Signed, matted and framed. Proceeds in support of NCLC. Within walking distance of downtown Seaside, herons perform a courtship dance high above the ground and in severe wind and rain weather. “Nature will always find a…
Image titled: Meadow Delight by Neal Maine, PacificLight Images. Coastal Roosevelt elk. Framed, matted and signed with a certificate of authenticity. Most images are within walking distance of downtown Seaside!!! Proceeds in support of NCLC, North Coast Land Conservancy. Save…
Charles Schweigert Artist Statement These pieces are made entirely of bamboo and waxed linen, and although they suggest basket shapes they are more sculptural than functional. The bamboo is bent using heat, interwoven, and then secured using waxed…
Image titled: Oriole in the West. Neal Maine/ PacificLight Images. Proceeds in support of NCLC. One of the most brilliantly colored songbirds in the east, flaming orange and black, sharing the heraldic colors of the coat of arms of 17th-century…
Invasive Species, steel ribbon and driftwood sculpture by Robert McWhirter Origin of “Invasive Species”, steel and driftwood sculpture “Invasive Species” was an idea of combining natural building materials with completely unnatural materials to produce something fluid and unique. After receiving…