Beautiful Lives Lost Portrait Project

I've enlisted 58 artists to help with an important project to remember those killed in the Las Vegas Mass Shooting

Visual Poem: Beautiful Lives Lost Portrait Project from Mary Anne Funk on Vimeo.

It is easy to feel powerless in the face of terrible news, but as artists, one thing we can do is make portraits of the individuals who died to call attention to the senseless violence and show they are not just another statistic. We can honor their memories and share a loving gesture with grieving families and communities. Kindness often begets kindness. We hope to continue this cycle rather than violence. #beautifulliveslostportraitproject

Quin Sweetman in Two-Woman Show

ART EXHIBIT NAME:       PASSAGES IN PAINT

           BRODERICK GALLERY

             

Baker City - September 2017

EXHIBIT DESCRIPTION:

Quin Sweetman & Celeste Bergin

Both Portland painters present Landscapes, Still Lifes, and Figures. Works include plein aire and studio paintings.

  

Broderick Gallery, 1802 Main St., Baker City, OR 97814

george@broderickgallery.com     503-703-5188 

Hours are Wed. thru Sun. from 10 to 5 or by appointment. For more about the gallery and its artists, please go to www.broderickgallery.com . 

Northwest Beauty on View

I never tire of viewing or painting the beauty of the Pacific Northwest. Here's my favorite neighborhood park and the gorgeous Oregon coast. This and 25 other paintings will be on view at the St. Johns Art Constitutional, Saturday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Spring in St. Johns, 20x16", oil on canvas, Quin Sweetman

Cape Arago, 14x11, oil on panel, Quin Sweetman

Later that evening, the painting of the Columbia River Gorge paradise 

the American Indian's called Wahclella Falls, will be on view at the 

Recycled Rain Project Show in the Ford Building Gallery, SE Portland, opening Saturday, 6-9 p.m.

"Rain Made Paradise", 18x24", acrylic/rain-water on Canvas, Quin Sweetman,
for the Recycled Rain Project Show