Hand-made bunny cards, hand-corded carrots, Made by NW Hands ™ spring pottery by Marilyn Cohn, floral cards from Lieta Gratteri, hand-painted wood eggs, month-blown glassware, handmade cut crystal bracelets by Mary Truhler, and, of course, all selected and displayed in…
Abstract pitcher by emerging potter Dawn DeRosa. In general, study after study, has shown that most openings at a gallery are never posted, and the majority of available showings are found through personal contacts or networking. In a small, personal…
It is beginning to look like one section in the Fairweather upcoming exhibition, MARCH FORWARD by Mary Lyn Gough, is almost in place. Mother Nature is full of amazing textures. I have always been drawn to the beauty, colors, and…
“Afternoon Chickadee” 12×12 watercolor on board by Lieta Gratteri “Bluebird Adventure” 12 x12 watercolor on board by Lieta Gratteri “I work out of my studio at home and have a huge group of art and gardening friends that bring so…
“Octopus on Blue” by MISKA, on canvas 36×36 Salemann’s pieces span a range of genres, including landscape, wildlife, farm life, abstract figurative, and icons. Miska Salemann’s pieces span a range of genres, including landscape, wildlife, farm life, abstract figurative, and…
“Sweet Dreams” encaustic art by Peg Wells Encaustic is a Greek word meaning “to burn in” (enkaustikos). Heat is used throughout the process, from melting natural beeswax and varnish to fusing the layers of wax with dammar (crystallized tree sap). The Greeks…
Stuart Dittbrenner delivered his award-winning wood-crafted Guitar adorned with a spanking new ribbon from the 2023 Coast Wood Crafters Show to Fairweather’s. Best-of-show ribbon presented by the Mayor of Lincoln City, Oregon. Here. Now. This Guitar music lovers will…
Heart in Hand by Miska Acrylic on canvas is Miska Salemann’s medium of choice. Acrylics dry fast, and its artists like “the instant gratifications,” she says. The artist typically adds six layers of paint to each work, so speed is…
Fleur-de-lis pattern on velvet with the reverse in 100% pure silk. The technique is known as devoré, from the French for “devoured,” because the silk is spackled away by an applied paste. Hand-hemmed Approx. 70 “x 14” One-of-a-kind by…
#10. Cherisse Mai, from Calgary, hand-carried her gemstone art to the gallery after a 14-hour non-stop drive. #9. Paul Brent, a Seaside summertime artist, painted “Nocturne Pelican,” a key signature LIVE action piece for the Seaside Providence Hospital Festival of…