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Prentice Gallery
Showcasing Local Artists and their Works of Arts in two separate Locations. Located on Highway One in Fort Bragg and in Mendocino on Main St. Featuring one-of-a-kind paintings, jewelry, gifts, photography, prints, ceramics, sculpture, woodturnings and more...! |
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Fabric Indulgence Art Supply
Offers the best of all creative worlds. The finest art supplies, great selection of fabrics, oil Painting or Mosaic, painting on silk, garment sewing and resources available to create almost any multi-media piece of art; from quilting to fine arts, paper arts and mosaic. |
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Racine's Art and Office Supply
Artists are drawn here and Racine's works hard to provide the tools and supplies needed to create masterpieces. Their specialty is decorative art paper and pens, boasting a huge selection from all over the world. |
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Mendocino Artists
A collective of Mendocino painters, sculptors, jewelers, glass artists, potters, photographers, fabric artists, silk screeners, weavers, beaders, candlemakers, and haberdashers from Mendocino County. |
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Erin Dertner
Sunlight and sea, ambling pathways and rustic dwellings have been Erin's inspirations since the age of 9. Learning first from her mother and later from a variety of teachers throughout her life, she has developed a style that is relatable, thoughtful and infused with light. |
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Spencer Brewer
His unique gift for weaving memorable, enchanting melodies within beautifully lush arrangements have been featured on The Oprah Winfrey Show, The Barbara Walters Show, the Olympic World games, NPR, CNN, virtually every airline and 100's of TV and movies. |
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Mendocino Art Center
Explore the arts! Take a class, listen to a concert, enjoy the theater, relax in the gardens, view our exhibits, buy a piece of local art, talk with artists, go on a garden tour, join the fun. There's always something going on. |
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Artists Co-op in Mendocino
At the end of Main Street, you will find an extensive collection of local art. This upstairs gallery overlooking the bay, showcases an ever changing array of handmade artworks from many of the well known artist that make Mendocino their home. Art Galleries. |
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Mendocino Woodworking
Mendocino Furniture Makers have long earned a reputation for craftsmanship, quality, and distinctive styling. You will find exceptional contemporary craftsmanship blended with influences from Scandinavia, Europe, Asia, Early American, and Craftsman design. |
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The Gallery at Glendeven
Locally created art for sale in its 1,000 square foot garden-view gallery on the Glendeven Inn property adjacent to the Wine Bar[n] of Glendeven. The works include original oils, photography, sculpture, fine jewelry, and glass work. |
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Hope Stevenson
This world renowned artist lives and paints in Mendocino. Her beautiful artwork is available in several of the fine art galleries in Mendocino. Please click on this link to see her paintings. |
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North Coast Artists
Featuring the art of 20 or more Artists that live along the Mendocino/North Coast. Stop by our beautiful showroom on Main Street in Downtown Fort Bragg. |
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Mendocino Furniture Makers
Founded in 1999 by a group of furniture designers and makers living in Mendocino. The association currently has twelve members who are dedicated to the preservation and evolution of the fine art of furniture making. All current members studied with the world-renowned cabinetmaker James Krenov. |
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Sev Ickes
Sev Ickes art is a straight-from-the-heart reflection of the artist's view of the world. |
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Edgewater Gallery
Displaying for sale; Original works by Seventeen Mendocino County Artists! Located near the corner of Laurel and Main (Highway 1) in Fort Bragg, across from Town Hall. |
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Voodoo Pink
Mendocino's Newest Gallery ~ Featuring Art from local artists that you'll never see anywhere else - except among the eclectic art collectors that love Mendocino! |
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Gordon Gallery
Edward Gordon's photorealistic paintings feature architectural details, landscapes, seascapes and the subtleties of light reflection. Despite his draftsmanlike accuracy, Edward believes his work falls between realism and surrealism |
