Art News Spring Unveiling Arts Festival May 4th
PBS NEWSHOUR Weekend featured the Oregon Fine Art photographer for 8 minutes. Using film & traditional darkroom techniques . This is the very last Blue Glacial Ice photograph available. A focus of the PBS NewsHour was the fact that the photographers materials are no longer made, both film and paper. Meet him at Spring Unveiling Art Festival May 4th Saturday at 1:30. An extensive exhibition of his work will be on display.
NW By NW GALLERY Christopher Burkett “Blue Glacial Ice”. The last 20 by 24. Sold. This work is available in the 30 by 40
Northwest By Northwest Gallery
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Cannon Beach local Hazel Schlesinger will have her paintings in a TV Series. The show is called “Shrill”. Her work was used in the “Leverage” series and Movies & International Commercials . Hazel won the Public Choice Award for Plein Air Painting. She will give a class outside on location in Cannon Beach June 21 & 22. Sign up through the gallery info@nwbynwgallery.com . Northwest By Northwest Gallery is the #1 rated place to visit on Google Travel Guide.
NW By NW GALLERY – “Keep it Local” Ivan McLean Steel, Bronze & Glass Sculptor
Public sculptor & local artist Ivan McLean is known for his spheres like the large Red Sphere in our Landmark sculpture garden on Spruce. He has his Spheres at the World Trade Center in Long Beach California & a very large one for the new Newport Beach Sculpture Park in California.
Working with architects & developers with the sought after sculptor creates another level of business opportunities for the gallery. Currently Ivan is working on a seven foot version of the stainless steel sculpture with a developer. His kiln formed glass projects include the Nines Hotel in Portland and the glass windows at 11th & Hoyt in Portland. For Cannon Beach the sculptor created the garbage cans and wrote some of the amusing limericks along with his father in law Brian who wrote for and was a producer for the popular TV Show Laugh In .
Swooping In by Jeffrey Hull
Swooping In
Personally, I gravitate toward the quietest stretches of shoreline for the solitude it provides and have long felt it was kind of a “northwest thing” to be alone on a beach. While walking along the ocean’s edge, most of us naturally find ourselves looking toward the sea or at the sand beneath our feet. This day, I glanced away from the ocean at just the right moment as this gull glided into the bright light in contrast to the cliff in the deep shadows behind him. Inspiration struck. Apparently, there was something of interest on the beach his brethren had discovered that he needed to get in on.
Original Framed Watercolor 27” x 32 ½” $2,500 – Image 17” x 22”
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