“Butterflies,” three dimensional watercolor by JoAnn Pari-Mueller I have always been a collector, continuously amassing interesting objects of nature and hand-made textiles and crafts. After fifteen years as an art museum tour guide in Oregon, I began immersing myself in…
For CREATIVE CLASS, a Fairweather exhibition, Cherisse Mia, N.W. artist, that magically combines paint and gems, including Alberta ammolite, with abstract art. Completely unique, powerful art and very imaginative. I am an amateur geologist due to my fascination for all…
Pumpkin art, raffia crow, a handmade journal by Kris Zorko, made-by-hand capiz shell garden stool, a crafted by-hand table runner by Jeanne Walker, and a green bamboo chair covered in silk. TURNING art by Jan Shield, silk raffia runner, scented…
I paint representational art on canvas in oils, and very humbly take inspiration from the flowering gardens in Seaside, Cannon Beach, and Gearhart throughout the seasons.” Michael Muldoon I am an interpretive oil painter. I love color so I strive…
“Slightly Twisted” vase by Mike Brown Individual sections of yellow heart, red heart, black walnut, big leaf maple, and cherry wood turned into a spectacular vase. Signed 2022. New fall inventory of segmented nautilus sculptures: Black walnut, shell shells with…
BALANCING ACT tablescape #1: mouth-blown art glass vase, recycled glass beverage glasses with sand-blasted dragon fly motif, mixed media collage by NW artist Sherrie Stahl, hammered copper necklace by NW metalsmith Nikki Hatt, fused glass series by Christine Downs, hand-carved…
Made Mostly by Hand. “Mermaid on Shell” by Sandy Visse was created for Fairweather’s September exhibition, BALANCING ACT. Look. Mermaid turned. Perfectly balanced. For BALANCING ACT, a Fairweather exhibition, summer and fall oil paintings by Michael Muldoon, a collection of…
“The Balance” Acrylic on wood cradle 24×18 MARGA With each coat of paint, whether watercolors, gouache, acrylics, or oil comes depth and motion…it’s exciting and satisfying to see my work evolve from one layer to the next. I love…
Display #1 for DIFFERENT STROKES: Watercolor floral by Mary Lyn Gough, fused glass bowl by Christine Downs, glass platter and glass leaves by Monet Rubin, glass plate by Bob Heath, botanical art by Dorota Haber-Lehigh, “Along the Winding Road” (Paul…
Soft celadon ceramics by Marcia Hudson, clay artist. Iconic coastal patterns of gulls, sea stacks, clouds, and waves. Signed. One-of-a-kind. Vases, bowls, platters, and mugs. Q: What is the difference between a ceramicist and a potter, you ask? A: Both…