4 weeks until Portland Open Studios!
Heads up: The Portland Open Studios event is now only 4 weeks away! I cannot believe how fast time seems to be flying. My studio at the moment is a Big Mess. I’m working …
Last Weekend’s Art Opening
Here are some pictures from my art reception in Portland last weekend! Here I am (on the far right) giving my artist talk. I shared my artist statements for the …
Reception This Friday: Cedar Lee Show “Keep the Wonder”
Over the weekend, I installed my solo show “Keep the Wonder” at West Hills Unitarian Universalist Fellowship in Southwest Portland. Here’s me (2nd from right) with the gallery team after we’d …
Cedar Lee Upcoming Exhibit at WHUUF Gallery: “Keep the Wonder”
Portland-area folks: Mark your calendars, and come see me and my art in person on March 2nd! KEEP THE WONDER Paintings by Cedar Lee Show February 25th to April 27th …
From the Art By Cedar Archives: Dawn Unfolding
Here is “Dawn Unfolding,” painted in 2005. This painting is one of the ones that sold from my very first gallery show in 2006. While I was working on forest …
From the Art By Cedar Archives: Towering Trunk
This painting from 2005 is called “Towering Trunk.” It’s an exciting painting to me because it shows that at this point, I was fully into the genesis of my “Looking …
Happy Mother’s Day! Last Day of Spring Sale
Tomorrow is Mother’s Day! Several of the paintings sold over the past week were a mother’s gift to herself or a gift selected for the honored mother in someone’s life, to …
From the Art By Cedar Archives: Birds at Sunrise
This was the year I started painting flocks of mysterious birds in silhouette, some sitting still and others in raucous motion. My inspiration was not only the movement of the flocks …
From the Art By Cedar Archives: Moonlit Daisies
This sweet little painting from 2005 is called “Moonlit Daisies.” Even then, the moon, and flowers, were both a big inspiration to me–still the case today! This is very much …
From the Art By Cedar Archives: Tree & Summer Field
I made these paintings, titled laconically “Tree” and “Summer Field” for a painting class in college. I remember during the class critique, my professor thought that my color choices combined …