The display inside Jeff rey Hull Gallery.
Jeff rey Hull’s ‘Once Upon A Point.’
Painter Bill Steidel hard at work. The shop
Steidel’s Art will be featured at the festival.
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“The whole arts community in Can-
non Beach originated from his actions and
drawing in the theater and the experience of
having art in town,” Sam Steidel said.
As an illustrator, Bill Steidel’s work
ranges from realistic to fantasy and includes
three illustrated books.
A champion festival
“The Stormy Weather Arts Festival is
probably Cannon Beach’s premiere arts fes-
tival, and with the billing we can never be
wrong with the weather,” Sam Steidel said.
“Every gallery in town is showing new
works or having a reception or music, so
you go around from gallery to gallery to see
new stuff.”
The festival is also a great way to con-
nect with people during the off-season.
“It’s a real compliment that people show
up,” Hull said. “I’ve always been apprecia-
tive of anybody who walked through the
door and took more than a glance at stuff.”
Hull will show a variety of his origi-
nal paintings, including one of a surfer rid-
ing the waves called “Sparkling Surf.” The
painting is based on a photograph from
around the time he started living in Cannon
Beach in the early ‘70s. He moved there
from Portland because he loved to surf and
was making surfboards and pottery.
“I’ve always been an artist. Even when I
was a kid, I loved to draw,” Hull said. “By
the time I was in high school, I knew it was
something I enjoyed seriously enough.”
That’s not all
In addition to the art, the event features
two concerts. The Portlanders, an urban-
folk quartet, will play at 7:30 p.m. Friday
at the Coaster Theatre Playhouse. Tickets
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Valerie Savarie’s ‘Nature’s Nanny.’ Savarie is
traveling from Colorado to demonstrate her
altered book sculpture techniques in the
White Bird Gallery.
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Koonce at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the Coaster
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