This gallery in Cannon Beach has some really beautiful things. There's a variety of mediums here,…read moreand you'll find lots of glass and paintings in particular. I saw some glass jelly fish hanging decorations that were really nice but I was afraid it would be too delicate to make it back in my luggage. They also had some encaustic works, which is a medium I really like. These were by an artist named Jennifer Wilson, and were mixed media because they included seashells and sea glass that were embedded in the wax. They were really evocative of the coast to me, and again if I thought I could get it back I probably would have bought one. The artwork here cries in price, from more affordable ($55 for the glass blown octopus, and there may have been less expensive stuff here) to paintings or sculpture that are in the thousands. Even if you're not buying it's worth a stroll through.

This iconic artist gallery has been a part of the Cannon Beach experience for more than two…read moredecades. Founded by two women with a keen sense of wanting to support and build community for creative in the area. I learned this history from Lotte who was managing customer service the day I wandered in. I was just going to view some of the incredible paintings -- photos are understandably not permitted out of respect for the artists -- I was seeing from the outside. I was warmly welcomed and invited to browse without any pressure. They were beautifully potted plants throughout the gallery and I was told one of the owners has a green thumb. Eye-catching wall Pieces ranged from very large to tiny, but I wound up being drawn to the hand made jewelry collection. What caught my eye was a beautiful amethyst still at tight cluster, in a lavender hue with purple flames inside the tips. I had never seen anything like it. The piece was extremely well held in a silver structure and the chain was both beautiful and sturdy. My issue was that it was a 17 inch chain and I was looking for a 21 inch chain. Lotte was excellent at troubleshooting and simply called the artist who picked up. They spoke and then I was invited to have a brief conversation with the Artist, Anne Anderson, and we arranged for a time when I would be able to swap out the chains. It was a really wonderful experience of Customer Service that went above and beyond. Clearly the gallery had an excellent relationship with the artist which is always telling. The piece was understandably priced at $210 for the labor intensive setting, as well as the excellent quality of crystal used. This was my first purchase from the gallery in recent memory, but it stands out in my small collection as one of the most beautiful pieces.

Our first trip to lovely Cannon Beach was in 1983, our honeymoon. We purchased a print of Haystack…read moreRock seen thru the sea grass. It is still on our wall over the fireplace. We return occasionally to Oregon, but never without visiting the amazing world of Mr. Steidel. Over the years our three children have delighted in taking home their own favorite print. On our last visit, we were deeply saddened by his recent passing. But a word of advice...the shop is still alive and spilling hope and colour, whimsy and genius. Do not miss the opportunity to give yourself the unique pleasure of viewing his inspiring work. Lastly, truly one of my greatest gifts to my children was introducing them to Bill and his miraculous world of fantasy. His art is 'Timeless'. We miss him!

Located in an old house in the south end of Cannon Beach, this is a charming studio. The benches…read moreand plants in the garden add to the rustic charm! The water colors are particularly beautiful, soft and with movement, bringing images to life. Of course there were several images of the iconic Haystack Rock, many whimsical, others subtle, all gorgeous. Love that the artist offers greeting card versions of his art. This way, if you don't have room or can't afford a larger piece, you can still have some of his work. I often frame the cards and hang in collections. Or use the card as thank you notes for friends who love receiving a card they can keep and is a memento of a trip we enjoyed together. Unfortunately the recent day I was there, he as the able to accept credit card payments due to some glitch and I didn't have cash so I'll have to stop by next time I'm at the beach to buy some cards.

We parked on the street in front of this shop to walk around and walk the beach so we stopped in to…read morelook and watch the glass making. Some beautiful pieces inside, seashore themed, are for sale in all various sizes, shapes and colors. This is an active kiln and you can participate in shops, watch the work, and do special orders as well. Staff were kind and it's small inside so easy to stop in and see quickly.

Visited during a recent trip to Cannon Beach. A wonderful…read morestudio and gallery of blown glass. Friendly owners and opportunity to watch artists blowing glass on site. I fell in love with a beautiful piece by Suzanne Kindland. It now graces a book shelf in my living room~

I have been to Archimedes many times and it really is excellent. I love just perusing all the…read morelovely pieces. The service is excellent and they are knowledgeable about the artists. I love that, unlike other galleries, they have something for every price range, from a couple of bucks for artist-produced stickers and cards, to more pricey paintings and sculptures. It never feels pretentious in there and you can support artists even on a limited income. My kid bought a gorgeous Stephanie Ellis print with his own money and I splashed out on an original watercolor by an artist I hadn't seen there before, Christian Sorensen. They wrapped it in a sturdy box for transport. A definite stop on your Cannon Beach trip; more welcoming than most galleries

It's been a minute since I actually walked around Cannon Beach and popped into the shops. I'm so…read moreglad I "discovered" this gallery - the art was almost all very much to my liking so I feasted my eyes on the beautiful and interesting works including wood cuts, paintings and sculptures. The staff member working during my visit was available and also gave me plenty of space to just drink it all in. I look forward to returning and expect that I might find something new for my collection soon.

A true artisan! Vibrant watercolors and oils grace canvas to capture nature at its peak on the…read moreOregon coast. Mr. Hull captures Cannon Beach and its most famous resident "Haystack Rock" with a depth of realism rarely seen. Stroke by stroke, genuine works of art. Must see in person to truly be appreciated. Thank you for the personal service.

My favorite gallery in Cannon Beach! I love the soothing, natural colors in Jeffrey's paintings. No…read moreover colorized sunsets or even sunset dominant art in this gallery. Don't get me wrong, I love a sunset! But not all homes, and definitely not mine, can handle those intense saturated colors. Jeffrey's paintings, and prints capture many of the local scenes of this magical town on the coast. Haystack rock on a foggy morning, a few fall kissed leaves on a tree branch, fir trees standing tall on the cliffs with the ocean beyond - so many lovely images. The colors and scenes are realistic, soothing, and absolutely beautiful. His art definitely speaks to me - and that is art. It may not speak to everyone, but for me, I love slowly wandering through the many rooms in this gallery, taking it all in, and waiting to find that special piece that one day will come home with me. Located on the second floor, even the staircase is art! It's worth walking in just to check it out! There is also an elevator. For art lovers or just those that enjoy wandering the shops and galleries, make sure to stop in.

If you are seeking affordable wall art of local beach scenes, this is the gallery for you…read more Literally packed with hundreds and hundreds of prints and photographs in every imaginable size, some framed, others not, there is something for everyone's taste and space. Lots of gorgeous photography from Ron Keebler on the walls. Of course there are lots of prints and photographs of iconic Haystack Rock and Ecola State Park that are Just incredibly beautiful, captured in various weather conditions from bright blue sunny days, mist and rain, and sunsets in orange & yellow or pinks & purples. Breathtaking. While the colorful images are spectacular, I found the black and white photographs to be quite moving and am considering a large print for my master bathroom. If you aren't in the market for wall art, no worries, there are other items as well. There are lots souvenirs like coasters, greeting cards, plaques, shells and even some jewelry from local artists. Everything, including the wall art, is very affordable. Nothing pretentious about this shop or the items contained within. Definitely worth a stop if you are visiting from out of state, from other parts of Oregon or even a local. Just know the store is often crowded making it a challenge to navigate because it's full of inventory. When possible, I visit during the week.

My husband is born and raised in Cannon Beach so we love supporting our local community.We live in…read moreAstoria now for work but it's just a short drive down to visit the in-laws! Ginna is always so kind and helpful, we bought this beautiful Cresent beach/cannon beach print my husband has been wanting for over our bed for ages and it is the best thing to look at. Such high quality! The framing is gorgeous and they wire it for you in the shop as well as wrap it up so it won't get damage in transit! Thanks for always being so kind and helpful whenever we stop in!

Another lovely Cannon Beach experience for me--this art gallery is attached to The Bald Eagle…read moreCoffee Haven, and it's equally great. I kept it simple and bought a panoramic view of Cannon Beach at night with a rising full moon and city lights along the beach. It's a cleaver "gluing" of several photos to create a stunning image of this beautiful area. The man running the shops was friendly and easy to talk with. Who could blame me for also picking up a pair of freshwater Pearl earrings for my daughter's wedding. So glad I got them here. I'll be back in future trips to my favorite beach town.

This is a really cute gallery right next to a coffee shop. They have rotating artists every other…read moremonth or so. Also has jewelry--I bought a great necklace here.

Whn you are in Cannon Beach, make sure to visit this gallery in the south end of town, close to the…read moreTolvanna Inn. They have their own private parking lot in the back, and even have a handicapped parking spot. By the entrance are brightly colored Adirondack chairs flanked by flower filled pots adorned with different types of vibrant glass flowers. They are so much fun! These flowers add that perfect touch of whimsey to your garden. Inside the gallery is filled with art of various mediums from several local artists. Of course many of the pieces are focused in the natural beauty of Cannon Beach with images of the iconic Haystock Rock, beach vistas, sea life, and birds, including my favorite, crazy rooter portraits! But there is so much more! I loved the painted ceramic fortune cookies that contain a fortune. There are several types of colored glass drinkware, and an assortment of glass pumpkins and platters. Several displays of unique earrings and jewelry including whimsical beach life jewelry with sunbathing beach goers dangling earrings! Fun! Lots of great gift items like scented candles, felted mini hearts, coasters, trays and vases. My friend bought three canvas paintings, each with a different sea creature, for her beach house. This gallery also hosts various events, like artist led workshops, painting classes (including private painting parties) and art festivals. Just a short walk from Haystack Rock, stop by when strolling SE Hemlock. The entrance is in the back off Sunset.

From the owner: We strive to curate works of art that spark joy and optimism. A creative space that hosts art…read moreworkshops and art events that create connections between those creating and viewing art. House Of Orange is a collective group of artists from the pacific northwest region. Originally opening in 2020 as the Miska Studio Gallery. Transitioned to a collective gallery featuring the works of 22 artists including internationally collected Miska works.