It’s always exciting to see how talented the members of our congregation are. This year we have paintings in several media, assemblage, mixed media, etching, photography, and tapestry as well … Continue reading November: Congregant Biennial
Through large diameter telescopes, Dave Kovich opens up the night sky to reveal the mysterious wonders of the universe. The complex use of filters and multiple exposures reveals galaxies, nebulae, … Continue reading September: Two Photographers, One Sky
Three more Art Wall Committee members are showing their work. Nan Tupper Malone has a bright mixed media piece from her Asian Persuasion series as well as watercolors from other … Continue reading July/August
The Bridges Project The events of the world increasingly push us to find our differences rather than our humanity and common purpose. Willamette Tapestry Artists chose to weave Willamette River … Continue reading June/July: Willamette Tapestry Artists
Three Art Wall Committee members will be displaying their art this May. Paintings by Lynn Thomas, etchings of Leslie Pohl-Kosbau, and pastels and stick figures of Matt Schiewe will provide … Continue reading May: Art Wall Committee
It doesn’t take a religious person to recognize that the universe is infused with holiness. A former teacher once said, “We can find the Grand Canyon in our own back … Continue reading April: Larry Gross
You are all invited to express themselves with words or drawings in March. What brings you joy? What does compassion look like to you? What stories have been handed down … Continue reading March: an invitation to the congregation
I have been painting for over 25 years. Prior to painting I worked in the travel industry. That all changed with the advancement of the internet, so I decided to … Continue reading February: Suzanne Ebert
Painting the natural world is a spiritual practice for me. Working in soft pastels, I paint plein air and in the studio. Being able to capture the landscape of the … Continue reading Dec./Jan.: Karen Shawcross
I grew up in a home where both art and science were respected. My father was an organic chemist and my mother an artist, the daughter of one of the … Continue reading November: Karen Miller
