“Fair Weather Sea” Oil on Canvas “The last rays of sunshine glint on the top of a rising breaker at the edge of a ‘fair weather sea’.” Artist comment: “Seascapes have long been my forté. I live near the shore…
A: Using the current exhibition, given the title: SOLITUDE, opening at Fairweather’s November 1st during the Seaside First Saturday Art Walk event, the thought process, in an artist’s mind, was as if to say: “I am alone. This is my…
Shirley 88 played at CONNECT and… Feeling the beat…patrons connected to dance away the night… On a sun-kissed Seaside First Saturday Art Walk evening on Fairweather House and Garden artists, hostesses and guests got into a groove to dance throughout…
In the words of the artist Kimberly Reed: “I use linen, even if it is more expensive than cotton. I find that it is more resilient to changes in humidity and the fibers processed are longer lasting than cotton. I…
Artist Linda Trexler thrilled to meet a fellow artist and Seaside neighbor. Guest mingled and gathered round the artists. Words of wisdom about his inspiration spoken by artist Paul Brent. LIGHT, truly 180′ from an ordinary evening, to an extraordinary…
Jan Shield, Professor Emeritus of Art at Pacific University, Forest Grove, creates art work at his Dancing Trees Sanctuary. “It is my home, studio and forest preserve in Newberg, Oregon. It is an environment of thick fir and maple forest…
COLLOGRAPHS: It means collage intaglio. Taking mat board and adding gesso, covering it with carborundum or sand, then adding wood burn lines. It is then sealed with different viscosities, inked and run through a printing press. As with most printmaking…
“An Oregon artist, I often paint impressionistic landscapes “en plein air” or based on site experience, memories, sketches and photos. Searching for the brightness and joy in every season, inspired by the light and energy I find in nature, I…
ONE: Artist Jan Shield returns for a September encore. SEEING LIGHT by Jan Shield: “Seeing in essence is part of my very being. Seeing to me relates to many ways of becoming sensitive to what surrounds us visually and then…
Artist Carmela Newstead shared her art stories. Alternate Way 18×24 $400. “Each time I hit a snag in the road I pull back and re-evaluate my options. Wind in my face as I walk the beach encourages me to reconsider…