Thank you for letting me see your gorgeous center. The art show was beautiful and I loved how you…read morehave preserved this beautiful building for your community.

Wonderful and informative tour; well worth the $15. Every…read moretour visitor will leave with a deep understanding of the process, from artist to finished product, and will be more appreciative of the cost of bronze art. A must see while in Joseph.

They offer a tour of the foundry for $15. We had a great tour guide, Casey. He showed us every…read morestage of the process. From the wax mold, the pouring of the hot, liquid bronze, to the patina and everything in between. By the time you finish the 1.5 hour tour, you have gained such an appreciation for these bronze pieces- browsing the art galleries was way more meaningful! Casey answered all our questions, let us take pictures, and told us great stories. I highly recommend visiting the foundry, taking the tour, and learning about this fascinating process. The skill of these craftsmen is stunning. Everyone was friendly and helpful.

The House That Art Built in Ontario, Oregon is an artists co-op. They feature the work of artists…read morefrom the nearby area, including some parts of Idaho. It's a great place to purchase a unique gift for someone else, or even yourself. Whether you're visiting or passing through Ontario, Oregon, this place is worth the stop. Highly Recommended!!! * These photos are from my visit in September 2019. To check out what they currently have in the store, like and follow their Facebook page and Instagram.

Best store for excellent service happy people the variety is out of this world. Spent so much time…read morein there purchased beautiful products and will be back with friends. Thank you so much!!!

An amazing man with skill for repairing and custom making jewelry! Honest and caring .read more

So's if yas make some art, any kind of art, and yas enters it in an exhibit here, ya gots to pay to…read moreplay. Almost like going to the track. Only the odds are longer. I entered an exhibit here end of last year. There was a fee to pay for the entry. I forget what it was, bout 15 greenbacks or so, let's just call it that since I dunno exactly without look'in it up, might have been more or less but this figure is close if not exact. Now that's not much cabbage to part with right? Once you pay, if your art work sells during the big show, they take another cut off the top ... 30 points (percent). As an example, say I create something that I value at 400 bucks for time, materials, labor, skill and da like. I'd like to make say 50 greenbacks so's I can buy a couple cold ones if it sells. But I has ta give the Art Center 30 percent of what the work sells for. Now I have to price the $450.00 work at $650.00 to pay the 30% which is $195.00 leaving me with $455.00 minus my entry fee of $15.00 so I gots a total of $440.00 in my jeans IF IT SELLS for that exoribitant price. The maker of the art has a reduced opportunity to sell a piece at such a drastic increase in it's price, the purchaser as you can see would save a bundle buying directly from the artist rather than the Art Center. This sounds like how my bookie does business. Kinda puts cha behind the eight ball doesn't it? I'm not say'in this is the only Art Center that operates this way. Most of them use the same formulas or take an even larger percentage. What I am say'in is this: Arts are among the first things that lose funding etc. when money gets tight in any culture. Seems to me Art Centers would promote the arts like they claim is their mission and support the makers of art rather tax them so heavily. This is especially true in small town USA. And it's why I sell privately as a rule, or in more cost effective venues.

Art Center East's classes and gallery offer such a value to our community! The space is clean and…read morepleasant and the art that rotates through the gallery is top notch! The gift gallery is a wonderful place for supporting local artists and provides wonderful shopping during holidays! the teachers and wide variety of classes at ACE are appreciated. The place is hoppin'! Thank you all for your continued dedication and hard work!

Update: gallery closed…read more A new contemporary art gallery located in the front portion of a new graphics /media business known as Cold Coffee Media. Gallery is run by the local arts collective Waypoint Studios. Satellite is still very new but is very promising--- with strongly curated art exhibits featuring not only local artists from the community, but Eastern Oregon art students, nationally known artists, and open invitationals.

Great exhibit by two local photographers. The staff was very helpful and informative. Highly…read morerecommend a visit.

From the owner: Housed in a beautiful log building on Joseph's Main Street, the Josephy Center for Arts and Culture…read moreprovides a gathering place to celebrate, promote and inspire arts and culture in Wallowa County. We offer an eclectic blend of programs that serve local and regional arts and culture enthusiasts of all ages, as well as tourists and visitors from outside the area. In conjunction with our regular art exhibits, we host artist lectures, musical performances, films, and art classes and workshops for kids and adults. Students at the Josephy Center explore drawing, painting, print-making, photography, drama, film, and sound and video engineering. The Josephy Library not only provides the community with a rich cultural resource of written and recorded works about Wallowa County and the West, but also offers bi-weekly brown bag lunch presentations about topics ranging from the work of scholar and author Alvin Josephy (for whom the center is named) to the history of local agriculture, the developm

Great layout and a wife array of very nice artwork…read more Proprietor is such a great guy. Spent time talking and getting to know me. Highly recommend!

Great variety of local landscapes and sculptures from local artists. Malcom and his wife are…read morewonderful purveyors (and artists). We have purchased several pieces over the years and it's always the first place we stop when we visit downtown Joseph.