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Stormy Sky in watercolor, pen, and ink by Dorota Haber-Lehigh About Dorota Haber-Lehigh: In her art, Dorota she explores the idea of interconnectedness and fragility of our ecosystems, ecological diversity and species codependence. Dorota also enjoys exploring painting landscapes using…
I am an interpretive oil painter. I love color so I strive to use it to prove the many dimensions of shadow, light and shapes. Painting with both a brush and a knife, I’ll try and create a canvas covered in bold yet thoughtful texture.
You’ll see form. You’ll see color. Hopefully you’ll appreciate the canvas and the way certain blended paint on a flat surface can create a unique beauty." Michael Muldoon
Bunny and Friends Teapot by Dan Peccia I am a self taught potter in Southeast Portland. I started a neighborhood art project and built a free little library type box. The concept was simple. I would put…
By watercolor artist and CBAA Board member Mary Lyn Gough The CBAA Board & Staff exhibition is now open! This is a two-week exhibition highlighting all of the creative individuals who make up our board of directors. This show will…
Seaside art hostesses assisted with the 100th year celebration of the Seaside Prom in July of 2021.
Made by Hand ™ is becoming one of the retail highlights of the gift-giving season in 2021 as local artists, makers, and craftspeople are creating beautiful and original works.
Please read more about our gallery, our commitment to NW artists, and our porducts made by NW hands.
Jim Hayes has been designing and crafting jewelry for more than forty years. He started out at the Saturday Market in Portland, Oregon, and spent five years expanding into galleries throughout the Northwest. His work is now carried by selected galleries around the country.
December 4, 5-7 p.m.
Opening reception for A GOOD FIT, an exhibition highlighting Northwest makers and crafters.
Featuring woodturning by Mike Brown, wood sculptures by Martin Conley, jewelry by metalsmith Nikki Hatt, fused glass by Bob Heath, art blocks by Diana Nadal, and textiles by Jeanne Walker.