By Cindy Reed
Did you know nearly half of all households in the United States have a cat or dog, or both? If your household is one of them, you already know nothing beats the companionship of a loving pet by your side. There are more than 160 million dogs and cats living with their humans right now in their own cozy home! (more…)
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“Nobska Light” by David Hunter
By Cindy Reed
What do Rembrandt and artist David Hunter have in common? Mastering the art of etchings! Rembrandt made over 300 etchings…each one brilliantly translating his remarkable use of light, air and space. The intrigue of etching original art continues today. (more…)
By Cindy Reed
What’s square about art in the Outer Banks? It’s a cool art genre capturing Outer Banks life in 12-inch by 12-inch paintings. Seagulls following the ferry boats, shore birds hunkered down on the beach, wild mustangs sparring in the sand, sea oats and dunes, lighthouses, folklore, even salt water taffy. Artists created works of art just for this show. (more…)
“Made In The USA” by Tykie Ganz
By Cindy Reed
There are only 19 recognized Miniature Art Shows in the USA. And one of them is right here at Seaside Art Gallery in the Outer Banks of North Carolina. The gallery opened its heralded ‘Annual International Miniature Art Show’ and it runs through June 3rd, 2017. This marks the gallery’s 26th year for this amazing art show. (more…)
By Chelsea Reed
Beach nourishment moves sand from a source place to a beach as a strategy to slow its erosion. While beach nourishment does not completely prevent erosion, it allows the natural elements to “munch” on something else. It protects roadways and buildings near the coastline. Many coastal American destinations from the Northeast to the Southwest implement beach nourishment, including the Outer Banks. (more…)
“Crossing The Falls” by Wes Siegrist
By Cindy Reed
What is miniature art? It’s a fascinating art genre that’s expressed in just about every art form…from paintings to etchings to sculptures. (more…)