Through July 26 is a group show at Fairweather House and Gallery in Seaside. Artist Nick Brakel has 3 new paintings in the show, just finished up after many nights of painting until sunrise. The first two are a bit…
Spring vignette #1: Featuring regional artists: oil painter Karen Doyle, woodworker Stuart Dittbrenner, abstract painter Diane Copenhaver, art by Pacific University Professor Emeritus Jan Shield, mixed-media sand-dollar art by Mini Cernyar Fox, encaustic art by Emily Miller, and acrylic painter…
STEP OUTSIDE art by Melissa Jander, folded book art by Mary Boittia and Jeannie Bamberg, art quilt by Cherry Harris, earrings by Mary Truhler, wood bowls by Dale Larson, gemstone art by Cherissa Mai, seascapes by Lee Munsell, photography art…
Vicki Baker, painter and printmaker, was born in Vermont and raised in California. She has lived in Oregon for over 40 years and winters on a houseboat in Ft. Myers, FL. In the summers, she spends time in Astoria, OR,…
“Beach at Mid-Day,” an impressionistic, abstract oil painting by Nick Brakel. “Blue Twilight at Cannon Beach” abstract landscape oil painting by Nick Brakel “Cannon Beach Stormy” impressionistic abstract by Nick Brakel Nick BrakelExpressionist Landscapes In all of my art, and…
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…
“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 ™…
“Magic Moments” by Barbara Bacon Folawn 16 x 20 original acrylic framed in beech wood When I paint on location, I lose myself in the moment and use all my senses to learn about and interpret what I see in…