15th Annual Spring Unveiling Arts Festival Schedule May 1,2 & 3 2015 _______________________________________________________ Friday May 1. 5:00 to 6:00. Georgia Gerber.  Noted Public Sculptor & Master of the Bronze medium, Georgia Gerber  brings forth the essence of her subject matter using the lost wax traditional casting technique. She will share a slide presentation of the foundry process. “Tufted Puffins” , created for Cannon Beach, grace our City as part of the communities permanent Public Art Collection, selected by Public Choice Vote. Gerber’s work defines many of our favorite NW Public Places and moments in our lives as photo ops including, “Rachel, the Pike Place Pig ”Read More →

    The Cannon Beach Gallery is pleased to be hosting Shirley Gittelsohn, in A Cannon Beach Retrospective from  May 1 – June 2 with an Artist Reception: May 2, 5 – 7pm.  This show opens during Cannon Beach’s town wide arts festival, Spring Unveiling: May 1 – May 3, with a special artists conversation on Saturday, May 2 at 12:20 pm. Gittelsohn has been painting in Oregon for more than five decades. She was represented in Arlene Schnitzer’s Fountain Gallery during the 1970s and 80s. She’s crafted a career that celebrates her passion for painting and her love of her family – all manifestedRead More →

  We are honored to have Bronze Coast Gallery as one of American Art Awards’ 25 Best Galleries In The Nation for 2015. All 25 of our Best In State Galleries have now been revealed. You can see them all in today’s HighlightHollywood.com story: http://highlighthollywood.com/2015/03/american-art-awards-names-all-25-best-galleries-in-america-for-2015-highlight-hollywood-news/ All 25 are also now listed here on our site: http://www.americanartawards.com/25-best-in-state-galleries-2015/  Read More →

“Through The Keyhole” You may think I made the shape of these limbs up, but they indeed exist as I painted them hanging over the edge of a cliff in Ecola Park on the north Oregon Coast. Admittedly they have a sort of bonsai look about them but trust me where they are located no one pruned them. I painted this watercolor from photographs I took on one of my many “scouting for a painting” walks as the soft sunset light and large ocean swell inspired me to go searching. What caught my eye initially was the interesting shape of the limbs, but as IRead More →

The Cannon Beach Arts Association is pleased to announce the 13th Annual Summer Art Camp will return to the Cannon Beach Community Church for the week of July 13-17, 2015.  The church is located near Pig n’Pancake at 132 E. Washington Street. Morning classes are held from 10am to 12pm, with afternoon classes from 1pm to 4pm.  In addition to our full-week classes, we will offer several workshops occurring on Wednesday through Friday only.  Classes are available for all ages, from preschool through adult. This year’s camp will feature many of our most popular classes from last year, as well as half a dozen newRead More →

There are many unique trees up and down the Pacific Northwest coast that just cry out to be painted. How in the world they survive growing on top of rock with virtually no soil is a wonder to me but they clearly grow roots capable of holding on while weathering the storms they are dealt. By design I shaped the reflecting tide pool to simulate the linear form of the tree limbs. Original Framed Watercolor 29 ½” x 23” $1,850 – Image 19 ½” x 13” All Rights ReservedRead More →

Changing Nature April 3 – April 26, 2015 Artist Reception: April 4, 5 – 7pm Exhibit Sponsor: Recology Western Oregon   “Bug Community,” Tara Doherty, painting on found wood. “Learning to Build’, Lloyd McMullen. The mixed media pod includes a small bird and bird nest inside. Materials: Pod: Burnt wire frame, sewing patterns, flex gel and acrylic mediums. Birds nest: acrylic mediums, sushi bowl, actual bird’s nest; with bird made from Christmas light bulb, wire, acrylic/mediums, peeled paint, sewing patterns.   The Cannon Beach Gallery will be featuring an installation during the month of April that will feature well known Cannon Beach artist, Steve McLeodRead More →