To highlight the extraordinary talent of the Fairweather Gallery, we proudly present a dazzling compilation of the top ten photos from the past year. This carefully curated collection summarizes treasured moments and enchanting scenes that captivated many…
The December 2023 exhibition at Fairweather House and Gallery features a showstopper vignette for the ANTICIPATION show. Every aspect of the show is carefully thought out, curated, and selected with the Fairweather House and Gallery Made by NW Hands ™…
King tides are non-scientifically known as the highest winter tides that occur annually. These tides can create remarkable natural phenomena when combined with intense winter storms. If you want to document the impact of king tides on our coastlines, you…
Vanessa K. Stokes, a talented and promising artist, first made her mark in the art scene at the age of fifteen when she was introduced at Fairweather’s. Her work reflects a rich depth of emotions and a keen eye for…
“Our Better Nature” by Agnes Field Mixed media on panel 24”x 24 Using a unique approach, Agnes Field applies multiple plaster, sand, and marble dust layers to create a smooth, textured surface that adds richness and depth to her work.…
Bill Baily’s subjects are fruit and vegetable compositions, which have become his signature artwork. Most recently, he has been painting acrylic abstracts. He uses watercolors, acrylics, and mixed media in creating his artwork. He currently exhibits at the Portland Art…
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…
GOOD STUFF vignette #1: Oil painting, impressionistic, by Melissa Jander, jewelry by Mary Truhler, handmade glass by Christine Downs, vintage mouth-blown glass, selected and fused glass pieces made available from a private collector on display through June 25. GOOD STUFF…
French artist Claude Monet painted “en plein air,” which literally translates to “in the open air,” which enabled him to notice and record the subtle shifts in light and color in good natural light. As a native Oregonian who…
“Places I Remember” by Melisaa Jander oil painting “This still-life painting features a bouquet of vibrant red tulips in a silver pitcher resting on a green patterned cloth. The vibrant petals stand out against a peek of the landscape outside,…