ArtSource - February 9, 2007

Located in Old Town Florence on Bay Street, the Blue Heron Gallery features Northwest artisans. Their collection includes jewelry, glassworks, paintings, sculptures and woodcarvings.

ArtSource - February 8, 2007

Wild Woman Creations features wearable art handcrafted by local artists. This working glass studio and gallery is located just north of Depoe Bay in Lincoln Beach.

They offer jewelry classes using glass and sterling silver materials. They also instruct their students in making some home interior objects.

The gallery opened in 2005 and displays a large selection of original jewelry. There are many necklaces, bracelets, pendants, and earrings to choose from. They also sell a good selection of art books, beach-glass tiles, and Dr. Seuss-style bottles with handcrafted stoppers.

ArtSource - February 7, 2007

Located in Depoe Bay, the Dancing Coyote Gallery features fine art collections.

Browse the collections of metal art, glass etchings, jewelry, ceramics, and unique indoor water fountains. See jewelry made by artist David Freeland who works his Native-American-inspired pieces in 18-karat gold. His latest designs are made with Australian Opal, Poaraiba Tourmaline, natural blue zircon, and Tanzanite.

ArtSource - February 6, 2007

Arizona Ray’s Photo Art Gallery is located in beautiful Depoe Bay right on the Oregon coast.

Arizona Ray's offers photographs that have been matted and framed. Customers choose from Pacific Ocean sunset photos, Arizona desert and landscapes, Florida sunrises, and ordinary objects slightly off center.

ArtSource - February 5, 2007

Deriving its name from its address on Highway 101 in Depoe Bay, Gallery 167 will be a highlight of your visit to Depoe Bay. New inventory is always being added, so the store is fresh and filled with new treasures, including a huge selection of art glass and trendy home decor.

Numerous local artists' works are on display, including that of Ann Bajovich, Charlie Anderson, Laura Hopper, Viki Richardson, Sharon Joy Brunner, Barbara Love, Lena Mitchell, and Huiya Chen.

ArtSource - February 2, 2007

Located in downtown Coos Bay in the art-deco former post office, the Coos Art Museum is the largest art museum on the Pacific Coast between San Francisco and Canada and the third oldest art museum in Oregon. A wide variety of art works in many media are on display.

A special section on the second floor is devoted to Steve Prefontaine, the most famous runner ever produced by Oregon, who was born and reared in Coos Bay.

ArtSource - February 1, 2007

The Cannon Beach Art Gallery displays the works of local and regional artists and features shows that change on a monthly basis. An arm of the Cannon Beach Arts Association (CBAA), this gallery is staffed predominantly by volunteers and enables those artists to feature their work during the shows.

Displaying a wide range of media, this gallery also displays locally crafted jewelry and books for sale, written by local authors.