Q: How did the theme for Open Windows come to be, you ask? A: In 2015 the artists were invited to submit a two-word theme and Christine Trexel suggested Opens Window for May. It was, at first, an inspirational idea…
Hi Denise, Hope you are recovered from all of your hard work from the art show! Thank you again for everything.– Britney Drumheller Several years ago, Fairweather House and Gallery introduced Britney Drumheller as an emerging artist.…
Opening reception for Color Lover, an exhibit that focused on Northwest artists whose work offers a significant impact on the development of abstract space and color. Creating complex and dramatic philosophical and visual metaphors, the show crosses boundaries of pictorial…
Bold and bright colors commemorated Fairweather’s 100th Seaside First Saturday Art Walk.
Art patrons view artist Lori-Wallace Lloyd, who offered a Seaside Painting LIVE(tm) event at Fairweather’s, March 7th. The evening was our 99th Seaside First Saturday Art Walk! Always and forever, we promise to offer a dialogue with NW artists. Fun…
Artist Marga Stanley offered an exciting discussion on her vibrant and whimsical art. “Yahoo!!! I am thrilled that “Edwina Scissorbeak a Twistin”sold. Did the couple buy it for themselves or for someone else as an anniversary gift? I love…
Enriching the Seaside First Saturday Art Walk at Fairweather’s. March 7, 2015. Gini, Kathy, Denise, Shirley and Kay…Seaside/ Gearhart ladies who surely smiled endlessly throughout the opening of Coastal Kindred, an exhibit.
IMAGINATION…. “My art training comes from watching and experimenting and then doing it all over again, exposing a little more of me, Marga, with every attempt. With each coat of paint, whether its watercolors, gouache or acrylics, comes depth…
Lively conversations, music, painting, artists, guests and patrons arrived to find humor and good vibes.
Plein Air artist Gretha Lindwood started and completed a painting during the Feb. 7th Seaside Art Walk at Fairweather’s. Calling for title suggestions from art patrons. The title selected: ‘Quiet Anticipation.”