Portland Open Studios 2021 starts this weekend!
Portland-area people. Come by for a visit during Portland Open Studios! 10am-5pm October 9, 10, 16 & 17. All the info, including a list of all participating artists and maps …
Walking with the Weird: Artist Cedar Lee
For those who missed it on social media, I had an interview with Cassie Ruud of Portland’s Bridgeliner published last week! Hydrologic Cycle. ~27″ x 32″, Acrylic on Live Edge Slab, …
Creative Vision
Here is the first self portrait I’ve created in 11 years: “Creative Vision.” It is about being an artist and an agent of purposeful change and action–the process of conceiving …
Installation of Hector Hernandez Monarca Mural in Portland, OR
All spring I have been taking this course in muralism under the brilliant mural artist Hector H. Hernandez through PSU. Here’s the project my team just completed! Hector already had a …
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 …
Appalachian Eclipse
Here is “Appalachian Eclipse.” This striking panorama format painting is a feast for the eyes. The colors in the mountains change incrementally from the background to the foreground. We are above …
Eclipse With Pelicans
Here is “Eclipse With Pelicans.” The moment of the solar eclipse is witnessed by the pelicans flying through the golden sky, and by the people in the tiny faraway sailboats …
Sea Cliff Eclipse
This monumental painting is called, “Sea Cliff Eclipse.” Eleven silhouetted people stand on top of this impossibly high cliff overlooking the sea, observing the moment of total solar eclipse. The eclipse fills …