Cedar Lee Show at Attic Gallery Up Until Feb. 24
I was interviewed on camera during the art opening for my show at Attic Gallery earlier this month. Check it out! For those who are local, the exhibit will be …
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 …
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 …
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, …
Portland Open Studios 2020!
Portland Open Studios has finally begun! I’ve been following along, watching all my fellow Portland artists giving their fascinating talks and studio tours on Instagram this whole weekend. If you’ve …
Color palette simplicity
The practice of identifying the essential and cutting out the rest is a crucial skill for artists when it comes to every facet of designing an art-based life. On this …
Arboreal Dendrites
Here is “Arboreal Dendrites,” 12″ x 36″. This painting was inspired by pictures I took of some amazing kiawe trees in the grounds outside the entrance to Hanauma Bay on Oahu, …
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 …
Dazzling Sky
Here is “Dazzling Sky,” 24″ x 36″. The starting point for this painting was a photo I took of the sun bursting through the trees, obliterating part of the image. …