“Blue View” and “Ocean View” abstract oils by Nick Brakel Expressionist landscapes for THIS PLACE, Fairweather’s July exhibition Through the years, Nick Brakel has participated in various shows at the Fairweather Gallery, first as an emerging artist to watch in…
At the opening reception for the Fairweather exhibition THIS PLACE, en plein air artist Barbara Bacon Folawn is pictured with her art. In the background are musicians Chelsea LaFey and Richard Thomasian and artist Paul Brent Painting Seaside LIVE ™…
Where there is life, there is hope. Anything is possible. Believe in the good. Persistence and determination beat the odds. The public, for its part, appears to recognize that a swift return to life as it was before the pandemic…
Neal Maine lectures at the Fairweather Gallery. And, too, the Seaside ospreys have returned to their nest located above Broadway Park for 2022. Neal Maine predicted the return date by researching their data from his decades-long log book. The ospreys…
“Mysteries” abstract on canvas by Diane Copenhaver Welcome fall! Our surroundings are changing. The brilliant greens and blues of summer are giving way to the vibrant oranges, reds, and even greys of fall. –DC “Connection I and II” abstracts on…
“A Rare Visitor” Baltimore oriole photographed in a Seaside backyard by Neal Maine Matted, framed in wood, and signed 17h” x 23w” $295 Proceeds from Neal Maine’s photos to support North Coast Land Conservancy, NCLC. Check out the NCLC …
Just in! “Elk Watershed” photograph by naturalist Neal Maine January 2021 Coastal elk in the Seaside Necanicum Estuary Elk will “shake” out their coats to get rain water off their coats. During most periods of heavy rain they get…