On the Waterfront

July 1, 2017

This post contributed by Tianna Lewis.

Peggie Moje, Portland Cityscape Autumn, oil — Peggie Moje, Portland Cityscape Autumn, oil

It is definitely starting to feel like summer around here. Last night the museum held a lovely concert for Piano Push Play, today is the start of the Summer Zoo Concert series, and the Waterfront Blues Fest is going on all weekend. Enjoying live music outdoors is about as good as it gets, and our waterfront is such a beautiful setting, I thought it would be nice to showcase it here. Enjoy.

Paul Zegers, Burnside Bridge II, oil — Paul Zegers, Burnside Bridge II, oil

Wayne Hung Chin, Go South, oil — Wayne Hung Chin, Go South, oil

Mary Dennis, Willamette River Bottom, oil pastel — Mary Dennis, Willamette River Bottom, oil pastel

Kevin Farrell, Tillikum Bridge, oil — Kevin Farrell, Tillikum Bridge, oil

Jean Thomas, Steel and Rust, acrylic — Jean Thomas, Steel and Rust, acrylic

Carolyn Cole, Blue (121602), mixed media — Carolyn Cole, Blue (121602), mixed media

Hebe Greizerstein, Tilikum, water color — Hebe Greizerstein, Tilikum, water color

Beth Kerschen, East Bank View of the Rose City, photo etching — Beth Kerschen, East Bank View of the Rose City, photo etching

Selene Robinowitz, Blueberry Rhapsody, mixed media — Selene Robinowitz, Blueberry Rhapsody, mixed media

Bruce Clark, Steel Bridge Portland, digital photo — Bruce Clark, Steel Bridge Portland, digital photo

Molly Cliff Hilts, Steel Bridge 2, encaustic — Molly Cliff Hilts, Steel Bridge 2, encaustic

Mary Youmans, River Returning III, acrylic — Mary Youmans, River Returning III, acrylic

Christopher Mooney, Cathedral Park, oil — Christopher Mooney, Cathedral Park, oil

Christopher Bibby, Tilikum Crossing Portland OR, oil — Christopher Bibby, Tilikum Crossing Portland OR, oil

Don Schwartz, Tilikum Crossing, photography — Don Schwartz, Tilikum Crossing, photography

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