Amy Fields starts with a lump of raw clay; Beth Kerschen starts with images of her surroundings. Both artists use their materials to create beauty, encourage reflection, or discover the unpredictable. Beth layers and interweaves her photographs, asking us to reflect on how our own lives...
I am so honored to be in an exhibit in Los Angeles, CA at Dab Art Gallery called “ART IN THE TIME OF CORONA™ VOL 1”. It can be viewed in person and online here >> My new work inspired by last year took me out...
Straight Up Photography...
I am super excited to find out that my project with the Jupiter NEXT Hotel was spotlighted in Southwest Magazine (September 2019 issue on page 32)! I really appreciate Southwest Airlines for the artist's credit for my headboard artwork! I absolutely love the Explore caption...
I am honored to be selected to do a photomontage commission of The Dalles, Oregon and even more so after going through the process of making the piece. I was able to explore this amazing town in Eastern Oregon and learn even more about the treasures...
Did you know Oregon City is the first established town West of the Rocky Mountains?!?! And they are the only town in the USA that has an outdoor elevator (and one of only 4 in the world)? And they have their 175th Anniversary this year??!...
What began as my “pipedream” project to create a limited-edition print of The Unipiper has unexpectedly turned into a much larger adventure! While shooting images of The Unipiper at Peninsula Park in N. Portland in November, I learned that The Unipiper, aka: Brian Kidd, has always...
Side Street Arts celebrates nine Pacific Northwest Printmakers selected by curator Gail Owen showcasing a variety of traditional and non-traditional printmaking techniques. I am honored to be invited to this show! I'll have a series of my photo-etchings showing, some framed and some unframed. Artists include:...
"Surroundings" will be a three person exhibit of oil paintings and prints exploring Portland through different perspectives. Shawn Demarest, Bill Sharp and myself are long-time Portland residents whose work is concerned with observing and portraying local surroundings. Each of us provide a strong sense of place...