Katherine Taylor opens solo art exhibition
Week Three
June 25-28
Fairweather House and Gallery to host reception June 26
SEASIDE — Fairweather
House and Gallery will offer
an opening solo reception and
exhibition for artist Katherine
Taylor from noon to 4 p.m.
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with a complimentary light
brunch and champagne mimo-
sas. The gallery is located at
612 Broadway in the historic
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lor is a professional artist who
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She explores ways to lift the
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dedicating much of her work
to the female form. Taylor’s
oil paintings are characterized
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Keith Clark, Artistic Director
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“Glory at Yaquina” by Katherine Taylor.
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What began as a classical
Flemish art training early in
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her experimentation with the
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Russian Impressionism. Her
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“Low Tide at Moolak Shores, Oregon” by Katherine Taylor.
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30 Instrumental and
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