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.

I love this store! Was at the beach last week, and like I always do I purchased one of the Dorla…read moreRose prints. I live in Idaho however, I collect her prints and they are grouped on the wall n my hallway. During my growing up years, we spent a lot of time in Seaside during the summer and although it's changed it's still precious to be down there. The people in the store are most helpful. This last trip I was assisted by the owner of this store who was bringing in stock and, like always, the service is great. When I arrived home I realized I already had one of the prints I purchased. I'll give Oregon Gallery a call to find out what I can do. I do have a suggestion for the artist; why not give some thought to a Christmas scene and also a 4th of July scene? I do remember being in Seaside during the 60, 70, 80 decades and the 4th was a huge celebration. Hope to be back to Seaside soon.

What a lovely gallery. We were walking down to the beach at sunset when we came upon this store…read more The store was closed at the time but we lingered at the front because of the adorable prints they have on display. One particular print stood out so much that we made a point to come back the next day despite our tight schedule. The lady in the store was very attentive and answered all my questions about the Dorla Rose framed print we eventually purchased. She carefully wrapped it in brown paper and protected the glass with cardboard and even placed hanging wire on the back. While she prepared our purchase, we browsed the gallery and found some gorgeous photographs of the Oregon coast, cute and kitschy dog posters, vintage biking prints, and quality handcrafted glass and ceramic souvenir items. I'm so glad we made time to come back so I can have a beautiful and peaceful reminder of our Seaside trip.

Love this place!!…read more You can see them blow glass from the street and they have the most beautiful glassware! They also have classes to teach how to blow glass. During the holidays, they do glass ornament blowing classes for the kids. Come stop by! Located right behind Fort George Brewery!

Great space! I stopped by when I was in Astoria for a photo symposium and show, during what looked…read morelike an open studio time, not necessarily regular business hours, but they were still happy to chat with me about the studio's capabilities and offer resources to help build on my newly-found passion for creating art glass.

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.

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.

Super cute store with a ton of trinkets to look at and buy…read more Lovely jewelry selection too by local artists in the business connected to it. Very happy with the quality of the items here.

I you are a fan of import stores like world market etc and fair trade artisan decor and crafts this…read moreis your stop. They have clothes, household goods, nick-nacks, home decor, paper lanterns, decorative pillows, handbags, greeting cards and more. I great place to check out if you are in the Astoria area. I love stores like this!

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.

Nice gallery with an assortment of items from ceramics to jewelry and paintings and most everything…read morein between. Not too large that you feel overwhelmed.

This unpretentious eclectic gallery is filled with local crafts, jewelry, ceramics, cards,…read morepaintings and prints that span the price range so there is something for everyone's budget. What is also unique as far as Cannon Beach galleries go, this shop is not filled with shells, starfish, sunset and beach scenes. How refreshing! Just because we are at the beach, doesn't mean we have homes decorated in an ocean theme. In the jewelry area, you will find lots of unique pairs of earrings and necklaces, many with a vintage touch. Lots of freshwater pearl designs, lots of silver. The last visit I fell in love with the ceramic vessels, so simple, beautiful, and functional with a little pop of color. During Covid they are limiting customers and require masks, which I appreciate. The staff is friendly, knowledgeable about the artists, and happy to provide assistance. At the same time, they allow you to wander and enjoy on your own, which is always my preference. I like to take my time, see if something catches my eye and makes a personal connection, without feeling pressure. I stop in this lovely little gallery every time I'm in Cannon Beach to see what treasure I can find. Since they rotate local artists, it's easy to find something new for myself or a gift for a friend.