The artwork in this gallery by Paul Kozal is inspiring and very healing and relaxing.read more

The artistry here is incredible and will be one of your most memorable stops along the California…read morecoast. Innovative, creative and wonderful presentations of the artistry. Lots of variety in photography as well as other art forms. One of the best moments is visiting with Paul Kozal. He is welcoming, shares his knowledge of locations, techniques and brings his gallery to life.

Interesting art collection wonderfully displayed. Fun place to visit!…read moreHelpful staff.

We visited this gallery on a personal walking tour of art galleries in Healdsburg on a recent…read moreSaturday morning. The gallery is very large with wide variety of paintings and pottery so I am sure most people will enjoy their visit. I did inquire about the "Gardens" part of the gallery's name and learned there was not one at this location.

A fun artistic group of sculptures from a variety of artists right off Hey 101. Nestled between…read morebeautiful vineyards near Geyersville, Ca.

Loving the public art on the 101 Sculpture trail. I just happen to be driving through Geyserville…read moreand noticed the funky fun sculptures displayed throughout the town... in front of shopfronts, the elementary school, private homes, and open fields. After reading a plaque, I found out the art collection is part of the "101 Sculpture Trail". The trail is a collection of sculptures in public places along Highway 101 between Cloverdale and Geyserville. The sculptures change every 12 months. The art range from funky, whimsical, abstract, and classic. The sculptures are scattered throughout the towns. Plus there is a large open field outside of Geyersville that contains several sculptures. They keep the field relatively trimmed. If you have good closed toed walking shoes, take a walk through the field to get a close up hands on look. Just watch out for the prickly weeds and unlevel ground...keep in mind, it is a rural field so pay attention. Each sculpture has signage identifying the artist and name of the piece. One of my favorite pieces was Philip Lynch's "Shimmer" installation. It was a two panel multiple piece wind chime type installation. My other favorite piece looked like a miss mash of a robotic dog. That piece was in front of a private home. I viewed that from the sidewalk to respect the homeowners property and privacy. Plus thank you to the organization and all the sponsors that make this public art display possible. For more info, check out the website.

I confess that I have not visited this location however, I have just acquired four pieces of…read morebeautiful original Shirley Roberts Sonoma Landscapes and wanted to know more about this wonderful Artist. I plan to visit this location soon and shall report back. Cheers to all! ...and, I love your work Shirley! ;)

Beautiful art gallery in Duncan's Mills. Mostly art for your walls, but a few sculptures as well…read more Upscale and pricey. You'll know the style of things immediately upon entering. The woman in charge was polite and not pushy or overbearing. We browsed at our leisure but were looking specifically for Inuit art so when she asked me and I answered, she was quickly able to let me know she did not have anything like that. Worth stopping in if you like art in this price range. They have many attractive pieces.

This gallery is brimming with wonderful art from local artists. Every room is full of art of all…read moremediums. It's wonderful to see such a diverse collection and feel like if they had more room they could show even more! I've been to one opening and visited on another occasion. The opening was energetic and the enthusiastic crowds were spilling out the doors. The second visit offered more quiet time to contemplate on favorite pieces. This is proving to be a vibrant addition to the community with many regular classes and Friday night events. Don't let the location, hidden on the backside of a strip mall, stop you...you will be pleasantly surprised. And I expect continued and robust support will help them move into more appealing space in the future.

From the owner: Our gallery has original art for sale and viewing. We have many 3 dimentional displays. We also…read moreoffer music and vocal instruction. Every month we have many different art classes for the public. Join us for our monthly 3rd Friday Gala Art Reception featuring our artist of the month. We will periodically have theme or special events throughout the year. This summer our children's art classes will be offered to the kids for free due to generous donations. When in the area stop by and check us out.

This place is well worth a side trip to upper Lake. You must hear the story behind the art. This…read moregallery is small, but packed with some amazing stuff. As I learned this weekend, whole Harris family are artists. And each of their art is unique and its own way. Cherry's baskets and jewelry are not at all what you would expect. Have her explain how she made baskets from sea kelp.

They have spirits infused ice cream which is a definite draw and the kind proprietress is eager to…read morelet you have a taste. Inside the gallery is the world largest moss wall which envelops a modern lounge area that would be perfect for any reception. The feature global artists and have a well curated collection.

What an amazing collection of art. Wall to wall, everything was so unique and thought provoking. My…read morefavorite artist was Chris Blum. His work was whimsical with a sense of freedom. This gallery reminded me of a small scale Art Basel. The moss wall was so cool. Def worth multiple visits.

The Cloverdale Arts Alliance and it's group of Co-op Artists run this small art gallery…read more The space is also used for various classes, lectures, and other events and can be rented by the public

This Clean Well-Lighted Place for Art is a highlight of any trip to wine country. It includes a…read morerange of media for sale ~ paintings, photography, sculpture, woodwork. The prices are notably affordable. The collection seems to be staffed by artists. Paul Maurer was on duty during one weekend visit and he shared an inspiring reverence for wood. His hand turned paper-thin bowls and urns are unlike anything imaginable. Buyers come in from Marin and San Francisco to gobble up the treasures at this little known destination.