Winter Salon
As we approach the conclusion of 2024, the Cannon Beach Gallery is proud to present our highly anticipated end-of-the-year Winter Salon. This event showcases a carefully curated selection of retail artists and works exclusively from local talents, offering a unique glimpse into the vibrant artistic community that thrives within our coastal town.
DREAMSCAPES
DREAMSCAPES: Art Exhibition
Opening Reception:
Featuring: Lloyd Lindley, Kate Saunders, Patti Brendibach, John Kirk, Gwen Kirk, Janet Maher
LOST IN BLUE
The "Lost in Blue" exhibition features a variety of artworks that explore the depths and variations of blue. From ocean blues to moody midnight tones each artwork invites viewers to get lost in the mesmerizing world of blue.
Call for Art: We would like to invite artists to submit artwork for our upcoming "Lost in Blue" exhibition. Open to all mediums, 2-D and 3-D art is welcome. Please contact us if you plan to submit something larger then 36x48.” Space is limited.
Jan 18th, 2025: Online / In - Person Jury Deadline
Jan 20, 2025: Artist Notified if Selected
Feb 2, 2025: Artwork needs to arrive at the Gallery
PASTE & PAPER
Paste & Paper
Featured Artists: Rex Amos, Matthew Palmgren, James Moyer, Moss Niesche
Fisherpoets Gathering
Join us for the final event of Fisher Poets weekend at the Cannon Beach Gallery.
Charles Goodrich, Fisherpoets, and the Ghost of Clem Starck
Charles Goodrich, Fisherpoets, and the Ghost of Clem Starck
Join us for an inviting evening filled with a cozy coffee house atmosphere and the sharing of captivating poetry.
SPRING TIDES
Spring Tides: Group Exhibition
Featuring: Lisa Sofia Robinson, Rita Brown, Sander Romanski, Rita Brown, Gordon French, Joanna Thorpe, Brian Evans
SALT & SEA
Salt & Sea
Featuring: Camille Schectman, Tamara Davidson, Silvia Trujillo, Nicole Hummel, Sybella Ceramics
MINIATURE SHOW
Annual Miniature Show
Theme: “The Little Things”
Calling all artists to participate in our upcoming miniature art exhibition!
This year’s theme is "The little things." We invite artists to create artwork that reflects the seemingly insignificant moments that make up the fabric of our lives. It could be a person, place or thing. Some examples would be your morning cup of coffee, a captivating sunset, or your favorite book. The purpose of this exhibition is to remind us to cherish the little things that enrich our lives.
All forms of artistic expressions are welcome, including paintings, sculptures, mixed media, and digital art, measuring 6x6” or smaller. Share the little thing that makes your day with our community during the annual miniature art show!
Digital Application: TBA
Winter Salon: Locals Only
As we bring 2025 to a close, the Cannon Beach Gallery would like to invite artists from Astoria to Nehalem to participate in our “Locals Only” winter salon.
Pacific People, Places, Things
Pacific People, Places, Things
Laura Ross Paul + Karen Esler
Pop-Up Exhibition: Wet Felting, Needle Felting by Individual Artist Grant winner Glenna Gray
From the artist, Laura Ross Paul:
Pacific People, Places, Things is a love story to the north coast of Oregon. This exhibition focuses on images from the location I, along with my husband and children, have spent forty of our summers. Initially chosen for the proximity to surf beaches, the north coast has become the site of our kids first summer employment, my husbands fishing triumphs, a place for personal renewal, decision making and friendship kindling.
Work produced in my yurt studio has been destined for exhibition in inland cities. But not this time.
The pacific beach is not the same personality as Atlantic beaches. Public beaches differ from private. There is a wildness here. A sunset rather than a sunrise.
Aware many seek artwork as a coastal souvenir, what would I choose to capture in paint? These paintings represent moments that lived deep in my psyche. Many are mere coastal glimpses that have lingered. Some hav been more felt than glanced. These images resonate with the time I have spent in my renewal location.