Volunteer run co-op gallery featuring over 100 Klamath County artists. Wall art, jewelry, wood…read morecrafts, pottery, photography, glass art, textiles, etc. It is also a tourist information center. The gallery supports the Chiloquin Community Center.

An interesting, well stocked art and crafts gallery. Original paintings, sculpture, jewelry,…read morequilted items, basketry, and more. Also: homemade jams and a local no-caffein coffee drink made of figs called "Coffig." Bought some but haven't tasted it yet. All in all worth a short detour on the way to Crater Lake or Klamath Falls areas. Nice hardware store across the street if you have a need.

I'm not sure whether the Creator's Gallery & Studio was here last year when Gayle and I made our…read moreannual visit to Jacksonville. And even in this economy, the downtown area looks a little more active commercially. Creator's is owned by Anna Chauffe, who is also a local artist. The space features many other local crafts persons and I was particularly taken with a set from a local photographer. There were also some cool small furniture pieces, all a reasonable prices. This place is definitely worth a look as you're strolling down California Street.

Beautiful art! Friendly owner/artist! His work is beautiful! As a local resident, his art and store…read moreadd to the ambiance of this small community. Each piece is a stunning look thru the artist eye. He captures the local beauty exquisitely. Highly recommend you stop by and see this art work.

Beautiful, high quality prints for sale, from the photographer himself. Wide range of sizes/prices…read morefor his framed prints and stunning postcards for sale. Friendly artist, lovely work!

very nice gallery. well represents a nice variety of artists. A nice space, well laid out, and…read moreKathy, the new owner is thoughtful, very polite, and enthusiastic, and shares. She is very nice. Her husband too. Thank You, tom

Great art! Incredible work from some of this valleys artists, Check it out!read more

A lovely surprise art museum in an historic town of Dunsmuir. Well done in variety of work and…read morepresentation of exhibits.

Didn't expect such great art in a small town gallery. Boy was I wrong. The current show has some…read morestunningly beautiful art and lots of thoughtful Christmas gifts

Stopped by on a whim, hoping it would be open, but knew it probably wouldn't. It was Mother's Day,…read moreand I had my Mom with me and knew she would appreciate this type of place, so I surprised her with it as we were driving by. Even though it was closed, the entire property was a work of art itself, with amazing details of Wood and skilled artistry mingled throughout the property. Would love to visit sometime when it's open... Beautiful place!

This place is magical! Part museum. Part store. Part spiritual experience! 100% worth the stop!!…read moreYour soul will thank you. The woodwork! The treehouses! The energy! It's like no other. Bought an amazing one-of-a-kind lamp fixture. I go back just for the zen.....

John's creations are beautiful and one-of-a-kind. I only have two pieces and can't wait to get…read moremore!

John was very responsive and professional! We just recieved the Coffee Urn for my Mothers ashes. We…read morecould not be more pleased. We were looking for an alternative to the traditional metal urns that seem standard and wanted to honor her with a work of art. Upon my search for Asian Art Urn, I came across the Dodero Studio and looked at his work. Obviously crafted with much care and love for his craft. John deliverd an incredible piece and well within our budget. Thank you John for a truly beautiful place for my Mother to rest! Jackie and Bob

It was a sunny and worn Ashland morning, so Gayle and I decided to take a nice walk down to the…read moreSouthern Oregon University Campus and among other things wander through the Schneider Museum of Art. It's a relatively small space that consists of 2 large gallery spaces, plus a little bit within the entrance area, and all situated within SOU's Art School campus. There's some nice less formal displays within those buildings as well. A voluntary donation of $5 is requested at a "free will" box at the entrance to the museum. We happened upon the "Fighting Men: Golub, Voulkos, Kirby" Exhibition. Most interesting were the various comic book displays by Jack Kirby and Leon Golub's cautionary paintings that depict the violence stemming from political power gone awry. Bridging this gap are Peter Voulkos' powerful ceramic pieces. You can easily (and slowly) spend up to ~30 minutes here. I would also recommend entering and leaving the Museum on the University side, just so you can enjoy wandering around this pretty campus.

This art museum on the Southern Oregon University Campus has two large gallery spaces and a smaller…read moregallery at one end. There was also art exhibited in the entrance area. The "Views from the Inner Eye" exhibit I saw in late August was nicely laid out, with helpful placards. I only spent about 30 minutes here, but I was intrigued to see new-to-me artists.

As you can tell by the name, this location is a gallery and studio. We love watching and…read moreparticipating in glass making so we had to make a stop here. They had some really gorgeous finished pieces. I was particularly drawn to a fireplace they had created using multiple glass sculptures. I had never seen anything like it before. They also had some fruit pieces and owls that my husband was fond of. They have lots of ornaments, vases and paperweights as well. We so appreciate the uniqueness and the craftsmanship of each piece. This is an actual working glass studio, so after a while we were able to see a young woman working with some glass. We have seen this many times before but it's always fun to watch someone creating. It ended up getting a little too hot for us and we had to leave, but we learned a lot before we did. They take great pains to recycle all of the glass here and use it in so many creative and imaginative ways. They also offer make your own experiences where visitors can participate in creating glass art. If you're passing through, I definitely recommend a stop here. Even if you only have a little bit of time, it's worth a quick browse of the gallery and a great way to support local artists.

super cute place! the demonstration was interesting to watch and we got to make our own cups! that…read morepart was really fun, because you get to choose the colors and like do it and whatnot. it's really hot in there so just wear deodorant for the sake of everyone else. keegan (young) was the one doing the demonstration and helping us make our cups and he was super friendly, knowledgeable, and personable. also he's lowkey cute. anyhow, 10/10 did enjoy! and spent a ton of money on these little glass animals that they have, make sure to look at those.