Jeffrey Hull Releases a New Painting
Crab Floats on a Limb
Most people who love the ocean have a little beach comber in them so finding treasures at the edge of the sea is just a part of life. Floats like these are used by Crabbers to locate the “pot” that sits on the bottom of the ocean and is attached to the surface by a long line of nylon rope. They simply pull the crab pot to the surface and sort out the “keepers”, re bait the pot and overboard it goes. When I find a float laying on the beach my criteria for adding it to my collection (I have more than enough by the way) is it must be intact, still have the line attached and have “soul”, if you will, as evidence of the life its lived.
Original Framed Oil 14” x 11” – $1,250 – Image 12” x 9” All Rights Reserved
Northwest by Northwest Gallery presents Douglas Granum’s new sculpture
Douglas Granum Bronze Sculptor & Public Artist is unveiling & installing “The Big Catch” based on a 1909 Asahel Curtis photograph of a Cannery worker, for the Gig Harbor Museum July 8th.
The gallery features the sculptors work including a “Big Catch Bronze Sculptor” an edition of 7. 22H x 10W x 6.5 D.
A Cannery worker with a King Salmon.
Douglas Granum says “The Big Catch Sculpture will be presented to the Museum in Gig Harbor as a symbol honoring the legacy, past and present, of all Salmon Fisherman.”
Northwest By Northwest Gallery, 232 N Spruce, Cannon Beach – Established 1987
Press Release from White Bird Gallery
Current Exhibition – continuing through June 22nd
Deborah DeWit: “The Hours of the Day” new paintings
Robin & John Gumaelius: ceramic / metal sculpture
Faryn Davis: resin paintings
images: Robin & John Gumaelius, “Like A Moving Tree” ceramic, metal, wood
Faryn Davis, “Migration” acrylic, ink, grass & resin on wood
Deborah DeWit, “Dawn” oil on wood
view current exhibit online
Deborah DeWit: http://www.whitebirdgallery.com/dewit/index2015.html
Robin & John Gumaelius: http://www.whitebirdgallery.com/gumaelius/index2015.html
Faryn Davis: http://www.whitebirdgallery.com/faryn/index2015.html
Upcoming Exhibition
Plein Air & More Weekend
an outdoor art event featuring artists working on location throughout Cannon Beach
June 26, 27, 28
participating gallery artists:
Dave & Boni Deal, Scott Johnson, Pamela Wachtler-Fermanis
Gretha Lindwood, Leigh Anne Boy, Beverly Drew Kindley
images: Scott Johnson, “Shore” watercolor / Dave Deal wheel throwing clay vessel in Cannon Beach
View Weekend Event Schedule: https://cbgallerygroup.com/7th-annual-plein-air-more-june-26-28-2015
Next Exhibition
July 18 – August 25
Tom Cramer: wood carvings
Randall Tipton: new paintings
Dave & Boni Deal: raku fired ceramics
image: Randall Tipton “Estuary Rainforest” oil on canvas, 36 x 36″
images: Tom Cramer “Wildflower” wood carving, paint, gold leaf, 16 x 16″
Dave & Boni Deal “Mountain & Moon” batik raku ceramic wall platter, 24 x 24″
We appreciate your interest in our gallery and hope to see you soon in Cannon Beach!
White Bird Gallery
251 N. Hemlock, Cannon Beach, OR
503.436.2681
New work at Primary Elements Gallery
“Amethyst Turtle” by John Gibbons is new piece featured by Primary Elements Gallery.
“Amethyst Turtle” by John Gibbons
Cannon Beach Gallery
“Open Wednesday – Sunday, 11 am to 4 pm. Located at 1064 S. Hemlock St. Cannon Beach. The Cannon Beach Arts Association supports, funds, and enhances the arts and artists in Cannon Beach and the region through education, events, and exhibits.
Staffed primarily by volunteers, the Gallery features regional and local artists working in fine arts and crafts in nine curated shows each year. We provide opportunities for emerging and professional artists through our Juried Show Program, Artist Grant Program, as well as internship and scholarship opportunities for youth and adults. Our retail space sells local jewelry, prints, pottery, and other work by local artists. Please contact us if you are interest in showing, volunteering, or joining!”
Spring Unveiling 2020
Sunset at Silver Point by Jeffrey Hull
“Sunset at Silver Point” by Jeffrey Hull
These two large basalt sea stacks reside at the south end of Cannon Beach. Most days I walk by them in the morning or evening, sometimes both. The coast stretches south for miles of walkable, mostly empty beach.
Original Framed Watercolor 33 ½” x 63 ½” $5,500 – Image 23 ½” x 54” All Rights Reserved
Northwest By Northwest Gallery Press Release 7th Annual Plein Air & More Arts Festival
We have a very exciting Arts Festival coming up called the 7th Annual Plein Air & More Arts Festival June 26, 27 & 28th.
Throughout Cannon Beach artists paint & sculpt or create works of art. These are some of the leading Northwest Artists. Georgia Gerber known for her sculptures in downtown Portland depicting Oregon Wildlife . Gerber will be creating sculpture in clay in front of the gallery. She won the Public Choice Vote for 2014 for her lifesize “Colt & Turtle”. The event is covered by the prestigious Southwest Art Magazine.
Ivan McLean is a contemporary steel sculptor who has created numerous sculptures throughout the Pearl district. He has just returned from installing 6 spheres on Hollywood Boulevard across from Beverly Hills. He is known for his numerous site specific installations for the Nines Hotel in downtown Portland; large bronze sculpture, kiln formed glass walls and wood installations throughout.
Jeff White is a Master oil painter. He has been an Oregon Art Beat feature Artist. His work can be seen in numerous Public Collections; Hawaii Temple Visitor Center, San Francisco Bay Wildlife Refuge & Columbia River Gorge Visitor Center. Private & corporate collections include, Schnitzer Steel, Clint Eastwood the performer Joanna Newsom.
Hazel Schlesinger grew up in Cannon Beach and is a devoted Plein AIr Oil Painter, belonging the the OPA (Oil Painters of America) and the the Plein Air Painters of Hawaii.Her work has been featured in Southwest Art Magazine and has been featured in the TV Series filmed in Portland with Timothy Hutton. Numerous American Express commercials as of late . She is also known and collected for her delightful abstracts .
Douglas Granum is a renowned bronze sculptor known for “Raven Discovering Mankind in a Clam Shell” we have a maquette or model of this bronze sculpture and there is a 28 ft version on Camano Island. His latest project is a lifesize fisherman in bronze, based on a Asahel Curtis Photograph from 1909. “The Big Catch”. The image is of a cannery worker with a King Salmon.
For several years the sculptor carved cedar canoes in the NW style. It is one of these canoes he has selected to be scanned by the very latest 3D technology that he will have cast in bronze. He is bringing a very special guest who is an international leader in this technology, Rob Arps. Arps has worked on big projects with Disney worldwide.
Granum created the Basalt sculpture in front of the gallery with wings. Two months of work went into the project.
Friday evening reception with Jazz Guitar of Bobcat Bob & wine educator Patrick McELLIGOTT pouring award winning Sineann Wines.
Northwest By Northwest Gallery
232 N Spruce
Cannon Beach, Oregon
established 1987
NorthwestByNorthwestGallery.com for times and event schedule
503 436 0741
ext 1987
Event Preview of the 7th Annual Plein Air & More Weekend
7th Annual Plein Air & More Weekend June 24, 25, and 26th, 2015 Plein air is a term derived from the French expression “en plein air”, meaning “in the open air” and specifically refers to the act of painting outdoors. Cannon Beach’s popular “Plein Air & More” is a three day event which includes a Friday night “meet & greet” with the participating artists and gallery owners, along with a collaborative show of art work. On Saturday and Sunday, more than fifty artists, represented by Cannon Beach’s art galleries will be creating works of art on location throughout town and on the beach. Many will work in the traditional method of plein-aire painting, while others will sculpt, create and photograph in their own unique styles. Individual galleries display the finished works along with hosting receptions for the artists Saturday and Sunday.
Plein Air Painting, Cannon Beach Style!
contributed by Stephanie at Primary Elements Gallery
Featured Artist for Primary Elements Gallery – 2015
Plein air painter by Sharon Abbott-Furtze will be painting during this years event. Originals as well as cards and small prints will be on display.
“Lazy Susan” by Sharon Abbott-Furze
“Local Grill & Scoop” Sharon Abbott-Furze
“Opening Night” by Sharon Abbott-Furze
“The Wine Shack” by Sharon Abbott-Furze
Featured Artists for Northwest By Northwest Gallery – 2015
Georgia Gerber Sculpting
Sculpting by Georgia Gerber will be featured at Northwest by Northwest Gallery.
Georgia Gerber won the Public Choice Vote for her “Colt & Turtle ” at last year’s Plein Air event, 2014.
Oil Paintings of Hazel Schlesinger , a native of the Cannon Beach area, is a member of the prestigious American Impressionist Society and Oil Painters of America. Her work has appeared in Southwest Art Magazine, and the TV Series “Leverage” filmed in Portland and numerous commercials distributed worldwide. She will be a featured artist at the Plein Air & More Art Festival held the last week in June each year .June, 26, 27 & 28.
Pinot by Haze Schlesinger 18″ x 36″
Primary Elements Gallery Artist to be Featured for Plein Air & More
2014 – Bill Thompson received the “And More Award” from Southwest Art Magazine this year during The Plein Air & More. The images shown here of John Lennon were composed by Bill Thompson using floor tile as a mosaic. The third image was actually made by the artist on the back deck of The Cannon Beach Chamber of Commerce during the event with an audience of onlookers. It hangs in Primary Elements Gallery with portraits of other famous people. Seasons Café, & Sweet Basils also have images of celebrities, musicians, & rock stars that are easy to recognize. The November issue of Southwest Art contained an ad which was the prize given by the magazine to the award winning artists.
Bill Thompson “Lennon 3”
Primary Elements Gallery
Bill Thompson “Lennon 2”
Primary Elements Gallery
Bill Thompson “Lennon 1”
Primary Elements Gallery
