The ​Coastal Arts League is a well-lit gallery in a great location. The gallery has a clear and consistent focus on local/Bay Area art and artists.  Monthly exhibitions include juried shows, benefits, and collaborative club shows. Visitors can find a variety of original art at accessible prices.

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​Gallery Hours
Noon - 5:00 pm daily


Closed Tuesday and Wednesday

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Each member artist of the Collective volunteers as a Gallery Host, representing gallery exhibitors. Two well-lighted galleries provide space for visitors to browse for handmade gifts, jewelry, and original wall art at accessible prices. Working in the gallery allows members to learn the gallery business and how to merchandise their artwork. ​

Members of the ​Artists' Collective​

Wesley Barrow - Jewelry​
​Lu Chang - Oil
Charles Clark - photography 
​Cheryl Costella - Oil
Linda Curtis - Casein
​Kathy Degliantoni - watercolor
​Thomas Goodson - silver
Peter Harames - watercolor
​My-Xuan Ho - mosaics
​Rebecca Holland - painter

Duane Lawrence - graphite
​Jane Lewis - photography
Mitchell Neto - oil
Sloane Perroots - ceramics
Dana Pitchon - photography
Linda Rutherford - photography
Greg Starnes - photography
Mary Studer - ceramics
Patti Yukawa - photography
Maurice Walcott - sculptor
Charles White - oil painter

Charles White - Oil - https://artusa.com/artist/charles-white/
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More than 50 years of experience is evident in Charles' radiant interplay of light and shadow. His time-consuming technique creates a luminous multi-layered work that invites the viewer into a world of tranquil beauty.

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​Kathryn Degliantoni - Watercolor: Painting and outdoor adventures have informed Kathy's life. She has hiked through California and in Europe, Japan, Africa, and New Zealand. The breathtaking beauty is evidenced in her art.

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   Hand painted Ceramics

​Mary Studer's love for ceramics began in high school. She went on to study ceramics and art history in London, her local community college, San Francisco Art Institute and S.F. State College. She has a kiln in her home studio in Sonoma, with a potter's wheel and plenty of work space. See her work at  https://www.instagram.com/papermoonsonoma/

Xuan Ho - Mosaics

​Mosaic artist Xuan Ho shows both large and small pieces. Her mosaic earrings are irresistable.
Xuan also teaches. Here's a link to a recent class:
​https://www.swanmosaic.com/mosaictabletop   www.swanmosaic.com/mosaictabletop

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Wesley Barrow
​Jewelry

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Greg Starnes - Photographer

Greg Starnes

Greg is a Fine Art Landscape and Cityscape Photographer from Danville, California. He enjoys photographing the beauty of the world around us, whether it be in the quiet solitude of nature or the hustle and bustle of great cities around the world.

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Maurice Walcott, Woodcarver

www.coastsidecarving.com

​Developing his own carving style has resulted in a variety of wood sculptures ranging from realistic fauna and buildings, to the fanciful.​​Carving became an obsession in the mid-90’s, focusing initially on NW Indian totem images based on his interest in Anthropology. ​​

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Sharon Scott - Watercolorist

​Sharon Scott studied art at Chouinard Art School in Los Angeles, where she was exposed to a wide variety of media including oils and acrylics. One day, she came across watercolors and said she “thought that was a medium I’d like to try." 

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​Jane Lewis
About her photos, Jane says, "Nature evokes an emotional response, a meditation, for one who takes the time to observe her small expressions within a large and noisy world.

Mitchell Neto - Oils: After more than 30 years providing engineering support for nuclear physics research, He began his artistic career “officially” when he had his first private showing in 2008 and has never looked back.

Along this journey he became close friends with the most well-known publisher of art magazines in the world who has introduced him to most of the top artists nationwide. These wonderful and talented folks have had a great influence on the style, quality and expression of emotion in his works.

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Sloane Perroots: Ceramic Artist​

Sloane Perroots' pottery is both functional and beautiful, reflecting her love of food, family, and nature. https://www.instagram.com/handmade_by_sloane/

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Linda Rutherford - Wildlife photographer

Linda Rutherford has photographed endangered gorillas in Africa, followed bear tracks in Alaska and taken underwater photos of fish in Indonesia and the Philippines, but when COVID-19 hit and her trips were canceled, she turned to her local environment on the Coastside for inspiration.

Peter Harames watercolorist

Pete Harames

Pete is a retired teacher and coach. He sketches the places where he visits and then returns to his studio to paint them.

Dana Pitchon

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S.F. Cliff House

SF Grace Cathedral

​Photographer Dana Pitchon has been taking photos for more than 40 years. She lives in Woodside and is active with the South Coast Art Association.

https://www.rebeccaholland.com

Rebecca Holland’s landscapes are filled with color and luminous “magic light”. Images in oil on canvas celebrate the beauty of where she lives and works, of our redwood forests, mountains, farmlands, the coast and the natural world all around us.  Originals are available in prints on canvas and can be purchased at RebeccaHolland.online

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​Duane Lawrence

Duane Lawrence - Portraits

Duane Lawrence's portraiture is a celebration of both realism and diversity, to explore the richness of human experience across varied identities.
https://duanelawrenceonline.com/dl_site_portraitartist.html​
Through a photorealistic lens, he captures the subtle nuances of different races, genders, and backgrounds, creating a visual narrative that reflects the complexity and beauty of our shared humanity.

​See information about Duane's music and dramatic work here:
https://duanelawrenceonline.com/dl_site_vocalist.html

Lawrence Fishburne

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Linda Curtis, Watercolorist

www.paintingsbylindacurtis.us

Linda Curtis,The act of painting is meditative for me, and often results in a painting which engenders a peaceful feeling in others.  That feeling is my intent. I believe I can capture the transitory nature of my subjects by using techniques which are available to me primarily in water media.  ​​ ​

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Cheryl Costella 

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​Cheryl has always been interested in art, the old masters style in particular. By mixing her own colors, she's able to use a limited palette, and oils are a forgiving medium. ​

Cheryl Costella

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