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…
Thanksgiving week has arrived, signaling a time for many of us to embark on journeys to reunite with our loved ones. During this season of gratitude, let us not forget the incredible community of Fairweatheronians. Firstly, a heartfelt thank you…
Earlier in the year, an exciting event unfolded in the charming city of Seaside. As part of the City of Seaside Tourism Treasure Quest for 2023, the entrance to the Fairweather Gallery was highlighted. Nestled within the Gilbert Block Building,…
Quick Glimpse, mixed media 10 x 10 by Jan Rimerman. Canadian Geese are known for their impressive size and graceful flight. They are a familiar sight during their winter migration beyond the Arctic region. The artwork invites viewers to pause…
If you would like to know my thinking about the theme of “lost and found” and how I interpreted it for this exhibit, I thought of myself in two different environments. Although I have always lived in a variety of…
“Beach Walk” pastel by Kathy Esnard “Beach Walk” is a pastel painting by Kathy Esnard. Kathy is inspired by her love for the outdoors and her desire to capture the beauty of nature. Her paintings are not exact replicas of…
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…
From Martin Conley. For LOST and Found. Gnarled juniper branch, wrapped in copper and silver. The gnarled juniper branch is a unique piece of nature’s artistry. Its twisted and contorted form tells a story of resilience and endurance. This exquisite…
Vintage jewelry designer Rene Hafeman recently visited the gallery and found a delightful backdrop to pose in pink and a smile, highlighting her latest Chanel necklaces. RENE’E HAFEMANGrowing up, my grandmother would pull out her jewelry box, take each piece…
“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.…