The Coastal Arts League is a well-lit space in a great location. The gallery has a clear and consistent focus on local/Bay Area art and artists. Monthly exhibitions include many high-quality themed shows. Open daily from noon to 5:00 PM in Summer, and 11:00 to 4:00 PM in Winter, visitors can find a variety of original art at accessible prices.
Coastalartsleague@gmail.com
Coastalartsleague@gmail.com
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Summer Gallery Hours
12:00 - 5:00 pm daily Closed Tuesday and Wednesday 
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Members of the
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My work is inspired by the quiet meandering of a river, the vastness of a desert gorge, or the way afternoon sun lights the curve of an arch.
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Sometimes my paintings are inspired by many impressions and feelings of a place. I use technique to express relationships and create a sense of atmosphere, time and space.
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Cheryl Costella ~ Focus on Lighthouses
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Cheryl Costella
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Patricia E. Keefe
She is actively involved with the Coastal Arts League, The Sculptor's Guild, The Women's Caucus for Art and other art organizations.
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Pat Keefe's work has been described as surreal, whimsical and metaphoric, each piece one of a kind.
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Maurice Walcott, Woodcarver
www.coastsidecarving.com
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Developing my 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 my interest in Anthropology.
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Tricia Hemminger
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Tricia Hemminger
Although I have been a ceramic artist for 20 years, my current passion is glass, fusion and lampworking. My glass art knows no limits. It can be shiny, smooth, bumpy, reflective, reactive, heavy or light. The work flows through me, allowing the glass to come to life in new and inspiring ways. |
Patricia Dennis, Fine Art Photography
www.patriciadennisphotos.com
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A California native, raised in the Bay Area, Patricia’s photography style has been described as eclectic. I am a creative and
the scene dictates whether the outcome will be painterly, natural or abstract. My emphasis is to touch on the emotions and memories of the viewer |
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Jeff Levine
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Stained Glass artist Jeff Levine says, "All our lives, we are taught not to break glass. What a mistake and what satisfaction in breaking it to your own vision. Many of my pieces combine glass and wood often found on local beaches.
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I allow the wood to inspire and dictate the direction of the piece – sometimes representational, other times more abstract. I always try to preserve “live edges,” which contribute to the uniqueness of each piece. Living on the California Coast is a constant source of inspiration and materials."
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Anne Grauzlis hosts the Main St. gallery and also serves as onsite liaison with the Senior Center Art classes. She manages the glass display case in the lobby of the Senior Center, which features the work of different artists each month.
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Randall Reid - Potter
Randall Reid is a longtime member and past president of the League. He hosts the gallery once a month, and occasionally shows a few of his ceramic pieces. He teaches pottery classes in his studio.
Randall Reid is a longtime member and past president of the League. He hosts the gallery once a month, and occasionally shows a few of his ceramic pieces. He teaches pottery classes in his studio.
Sloane Perroots: Ceramic Artisthttps://www.instagram.com/handmade_by_sloane/
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Sloane Perroots' pottery is both functional and beautiful, reflecting her love of food, family, and nature.
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Kathy Miller
https://www.saatchiart.com/account/artworks/807525
Kathy Miller is an oil painter and graphic designer. She enjoys painting beach and water scenes with its ever-changing light, color and movement.
Half Moon Bay Hills
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Kathy Miller
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Gail Lockhart - Stained Glass
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Gail Lockhart designs her own pieces as well as producing client commissions. Her style of Stained Glass is the Tiffany style where every piece is soldered into place. |
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Rebecca Ellis' landscapes celebrate the beauty of creation.
http://www.rebeccaellisartist.com
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Multi-talented, Rebecca is involved in many community activities, and also teaches in the Adult Art Class at the Senior Center.
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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.
Linda Curtis, Watercolorist
www.paintingsbylindacurtis.us
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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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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. |
Betsy Harms, Jewelry
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Betsy Harms is one third of Outlaw Designs. She collaborates with her daughter Christine Blomquist and friend Carolyn Jacob to make unique jewelry. Betsy also manages the Gallery Hosts . |
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I am deeply inspired by Nature and Eastern Philosophy. When I work with paint or with molten glass, I am reminded that everything is fluid and impermanent. Creating art gives me a sense of harmony, peace. I am constantly evolving from each technique that I use. |
Claudia Gray, Multi media
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Marie Susa, Nature Photographer
www.mariesusaphotography.com
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My passion is nature photography, long exposure photography, and the use of natural light in my images. I attempt to capture the beauty of nature in all its forms, large and small. My creative vision is to share nature as it truly exists.
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