TEAL is a seasonal art gallery in downtown Corvallis, Oregon (November & December) that has the reputation as "the place" to shop for hand-made unique gifts, made by over 20 local artists. Each October, our team of dedicated artists transform an otherwise vacant and lifeless store front into a world of color, light and beauty. On display are fine works in fiber, leather, pottery, jewelry, glass, metal, wood work, mixed media, paintings, paper; some of the best that the Willamette Valley has to offer. A portion of our sales is donated to schools and programs in our community. This year Adams Elementary Art Program in Corvallis will be the recipient of our 2022 Charitable Donation! We are a super friendly bunch, only actual Teal Artists staff the gallery, so please come and visit us this holiday season to enjoy our latest work and have a chat and meet us in person! Shop local and support artist and arts education in our community! https://www.tealartistcoop.com/

Salem Art Fair & Festival is an honored 73-year-old event is one of the largest of its kind in the Pacific Northwest and draws artists from around the country. The Salem Art Fair has an outstanding reputation among participants and visitors alike, attracting 35,000 attendees annually.

The Salem Art Fair & Festival is located in beautiful Bush’s Pasture Park, just outside downtown Salem.

Nestled under the canopy of towering White Oak trees, the Art Fair takes place in one of Salem’s most picturesque destinations. The 90-acre park also features woodland areas, open meadows, a rose garden, playgrounds, and sports fields. And it’s the home of the Salem Art Association, which operates the Bush Barn Art Center and Annex, and the Bush House Museum.

Come and spend an afternoon in this idyllic art festival setting!

Join us for the 39th Annual Ceramic Showcase! We are excited to announce that 2022 brings us back to the Oregon Convention Center, in partnership with the Gathering of the Guilds. This beloved annual event showcases more than 150 ceramic artists, as well as members from 5 Pacific Northwest guilds, working in metals, glass, wood, beads, fibers!

Treat yourself to a beautifully crafted piece, something for your home & garden, as well as beautiful gifts for Mother’s Day, weddings, birthdays, and other celebrations. 

Mom's can find Mother's Day Specials from participating artists all day Sunday!

Attend the show and register to win 5 Grand Prize Packages, featuring work from all 6 guilds! (One of my large Ebb bowls was selected as part of the Grand Prize!) Drawing will be held after the show and winners will be contacted to arrange pickup or delivery.

COVID-19 Policy:

• We are following CDC recommendations for Multnomah County at this time:
  "People may choose to wear a mask. People with symptoms, a positive test, or exposure to someone with COVID-19 should stay home and monitor their symptoms."

• Some of our artists are vulnerable and will require you to wear a mask in their booth; please be prepared to wear one.

• A mask mandate will be in effect on Sunday morning, May 8th – starting at 8am for artists & volunteers – and for everyone during shopping hours from 10am-Noon. This designated “masked shopping time” will help our more vulnerable visitors feel welcome.

Art in the Park, our unique summer exhibition within the Lake Oswego Festival of the Arts, returns in 2021 with a newly imagined Covid-19 safe arts event, showcasing our talented and visionary artists of the Pacific Northwest. This year, our showcase will feature a two-day sales event in George Rogers Park that focuses solely on our talented artists. Artists will be spread throughout the entirety of the Park to better accommodate the public safely. As always, we seek dedicated artists, designers, and craftsfolk who draw inspiration from this unique part of the planet. 

https://www.nwguildsshowcase.com

Ceramic Showcase and The Gathering of the Guilds are hosting their first virtual show together. The website will feature more than 200 exceptional artists, from 6 Pacific Northwest guilds, working in Metals, Glass, Wood, Beads, Fibers and Clay! Find your favorite artists and learn the best way to purchase from them – ranging from online shops to COVID-safe, in-person events. Treat yourself to a beautifully crafted piece, something for your home & garden, as well as beautiful gifts for Mother’s Day, weddings, birthdays, and other celebrations.

The six guilds participating in the show include Creative Metal Arts Guild, Pacific Northwest Glass Guild (formerly Oregon Glass Guild), Guild of Oregon Woodworkers, Portland Bead Society, Portland Handweavers Guild, and the Oregon Potters Association.

Both shows will return to the Oregon Convention Center next year, May 6-8, 2022!

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, our Local Clay organization has decided to keep this show as an Online-only event. More than one event, the website is a directory to all of the happenings in our local (Eugene) clay scene. You will find all of your favorite potters and clay artists from Clay Fest and where to find their work. Lists of in person events as well as online options. Please consider perusing the site and tuning in to our social media.

www.clayfestonline.com

Instagram: @clayfest.eugene … https://www.instagram.com/clayfest.eugene/?hl=en

Facebook: @clay.oregon … https://www.facebook.com/clay.oregon/

Clay Fest is one of Oregon's finest art and craft shows featuring an array of ceramic art and handmade pottery. On display will be ceramics from raku to woodfire, from garden art to ceramic sculpture, from functional dinnerware to decorative art.

In its 5th decade, the Anacortes Arts Festival is the first Friday, Saturday and Sunday in August. Art in all its forms includes 275 juried Booth Artisans, 30 food vendors, 3 stages of free music, Arts at the Port fine art exhibits, working artist demonstrations, youth activities and much more. Located on Commercial Avenue in historic downtown Anacortes.

The Salem Art Fair & Festival returns for the 70th time July 19-21, 2019.

Not only does this event support hundreds of artists, vendors, and community organizations, it’s also a vital fundraiser for the Salem Art Association (SAA), a non-profit established in 1919. Admission prices and memorabilia purchases help fund SAA’s core programs: the Bush Barn Art Center, and Community Arts Education. SAA also operates the Bush House Museum on behalf of the City of Salem. Each year, SAA brings arts education to thousands of students in Marion, Polk and Yamhill counties; supports artists of all ages and experience levels through opportunities to create and showcase their work; connects the community to the arts through free-of-charge exhibitions and events; and provides and ever-expanding view into Salem’s heritage.

HOURS

Friday, July 19 | 10 am-7 pm (Music Headliner 7:30-9 pm)
Saturday, July 20 | 10 am-7 pm (Music Headliner 7:30-9 pm)
Sunday, July 21 | 10 am-5 pm

ADMISSION (CASH ONLY)

$5 Day
$10 Three-Day Pass
FREE 16 & Younger
FREE for All Ages 3-5 pm Sunday
FREE with Oregon Trail Card

The Maude Kerns Art Center presents “Singing the Animal, Singing the Earth,” featuring the work of Eugene artists Shelly Fredenberg and Christopher St. John. The exhibit, which is a collaboration between Fredenberg and St. John, opens with a public reception on Friday, February 22, from 6 – 8 pm. “Singing the Animal, Singing the Earth” is on view through Friday, March 22.

The exhibit includes ceramic pieces and ink drawings that explore different two-dimensional and three-dimensional expressions of form made possible through the use of animal imagery. All the artwork has been created specifically for the exhibit at the Art Center. One wall is dedicated to a large drawing installation of unframed, unmounted works on paper. Both artists, who believe in the “transformative potential of art to make the world a better place,” hope with their installation “to create a beautiful site of celebration and awe that praises the quiet voices of this earth.”

November 17 & 18, 2018 • Saturday 10–6, and Sunday, 11–5

Join us for Portland Audubon’s 2018 Wild Arts Festival – the Northwest's premier show and sale of nature-related art and books. All proceeds support the conservation, environmental education and wildlife rehabilitation work of the Portland Audubon Society.