Bio: Dee Vadnais works with landscape imagery, primarily onsite, using acrylic, watercolor and drawing mediums.
To purchase work(s), or for more information and images, contact OCCA VAC Director Tom Webb at twebb@coastarts.org or 541-265-6569
Liz Walker - Beaverton
So Far from Tribe and Fire - Acrylic marbling on paper, 10” x 14” (image), 16” x 20” (frame/mat), $500
Bio: Liz Walker’s work conveys a sense of story. She transforms acrylic marbled papers into figurative work that focuses on the strength of human relationships.
Note: The title is inspired by a poem called “Small Kindnesses” by Danusha Lameris: “We have so little of each other, now. So far from tribe and fire.”
Kathy Whitson - Waldport/Sublimity
Rhythm of the Sea - Oil on linen, 12” x 24”, 17” x 29” (framed), $750
Bio: Kathy Whitson has been painting professionally for 30 years and has taught painting for 20 years. Her mediums include watercolor, acrylic and oil.
Note: Seeing these at the Oregon Gardens, I was inspired and painted them.
Eve Margo Withrow - Medford
They Dance to the Light of the Moon - Mixed media, 10” x 24”, $950
Bio: Eve Margo Withrow is an award-winning professional artist creating one-of-a kind pieces in a variety of media.
Note: Work features layered tissue paper and matt
medium–painted, formed and glued to a wrapped backing.
Dennis Worrel – Tillamook
Hope and Defiance - Monoprint on Rives BFK paper, 18” x 11.75”, $300 (print only)
Bio: Dennis Worrel is a painter and printmaker with a MFA from San Francisco Art Institute. He is a founding member of Arts Accelerated in Tillamook.
Val Zaba - Corvallis
Throwing Covid Caution to the Wind - Manipulated and painted photography, 18" x 24” (printed on metal), $365
Bio: Val Zaba has worked as a commercial artist and photographer, as well as an artist-in-residence in many states out east. Currently she works at OSU and produces several art series.
Note: On a rainy and windy day, when we had been self-quarantined for ten and a half weeks, we decided to throw caution to the wind and sneak off to see the ocean! We were looking for a boat selling crab in Newport. As my assistant stood at the rail, a gust of wind blew her long hair to the wind.