Spacious gallery with a diverse collection of art from local artists using a variety of materials…read more The space is very open with lots of room to walk around and view the various pieces. Evidently this building used to house a bank and the huge safe is still there against the back right wall. The day I was there, they had several pieces of wood furniture with a live edge, which I love. There was the most amazing high top table - if only I had that kind of money! Also some console tables and a coffee table. All spectacular. Bright glassware, dishes, vases and sculptures also caught my eye as did the pretty pieces of pottery, all displayed in lucite cases and in tables allowing it to be seen. Lots of paintings on the wall and on the partitions. And some enlarged photographs, too, by Brian Chambers. His pictures of the wildflowers with the Gorge in the background are breathtaking! And very affordable for the artistry. Definitely fun to browse and see if something catches your eye that you just have to have! The gentleman working that day was friendly, helpful and in no way pressuring. He let me browse at my leisure and provided answers to my questions. I will check back from time to time as I am seeking a piece of art and have something in mind. I'll know it when I see it!

Legit! A great improvement to the art scene in HR. As soon as I walked in a few things hit my…read moreeye. Friendly staff, good local goods.

Don't be fooled.. they aren't closed, they just moved and their new space in Lake Oswego is so…read morelight and airy that it really makes the artwork pop. We have purchased a number of pieces from now two generations at this gallery and their eye for curating local artists is spot on. There is a little something for everyone no matter what genre or media you prefer. We will definitely be going back.

An oasis of art and beauty. A must see of local and international art. My favorite stop on the way…read moreto the beautiful Oregon Coast.

Incredible shop! We finally stopped in after driving by for so many years. There are so many…read moreamazing pieces, you will definitely find something you love. I walked out with an Owl but couldn't stop thinking about the cool Aliens so I had to send my boyfriend back to pick one up. The craftsmanship is incredible and worth every penny. Owner is very friendly as well!

Very talented artist and his prices are fair, especially for the high quality of his art.read more

Really cute artisan shop in downtown Hood River. I loved the variety of work and was able to find…read moregifts for my family there. The woodworking and metal were my favorites, but I also loved the photography, ceramics, watercolors, jewelry, and fiber art. I didn't know you could "paint" with fiber. The artist I met was super-helpful, and the prices were surprisingly low. After shopping, I went down the street for some coffee and a treat. I'm going to bring some friends next time.

I always stop in to check out the jewelry. They have earrings, necklaces and bracelets from local…read moreartisans, most made with semi precious stones and metal work The earrings are long and dangly, just my style! They are very unique and reasonably priced in the $25-60 range. Over the years I've bought several pairs and still wear them, still get compliments. In addition to jewelry, there are lots of prints, mostly scenes from Hoood River and the Gorge. Also metal sculptures - lots of fish! Amazed at the varieties. Plus ceramics, pottery, framed pictures, handmade soaps and notecards. Great if you are looking for gifts or something special for yourself. Today I fell in love with ceramic coffee mugs shaped like sunflowers. They were exquisite! But I have so many mugs and use the same one everyday so I did a catch and release. I may have to go back for them!

Located right on East 2nd Street, Manion Studios showcases art from local up and coming artists…read more They also have classes for aspiring artists. The shop has a variety of art displayed across several mediums, most framed. Antiques and collectibles are dispersed amongst the handmade items. In the back is the studio where they give classes; check their website for the schedule. I'm a big fan and supporter of art and always stop by studios and galleries to look at and appreciate the creativity. One never knows when a particular piece with "speak" to them and results in having to have it! While I didn't find anything this day, I enjoyed walking around the studio and looking at everything.

Really cute place. Tiny, but had lots of nice art on display…read more I really liked the single little birdie paintings. Everything was displayed very well, and the staff is very helpful. Prices were very reasonable too.

Art in the Valley is a delightful gallery in downtown Corvallis. The works of many local artists…read moreare interspersed in a way that compliments each one. You can find the perfect painting, pot, scarf or card. I stop by whenever I am in the area.

This is one of the best co-op galleries I've seen in the Willamette Valley; the art is top notch…read morequality and there's a great variety, plus it's all displayed wonderfully. The location in the sweet town of Silverton, near Silver Creek Falls and the Oregon Gardens, makes it a great destination place.

I was haunted. So I returned and this time made a couple of purchases. Some art for my walls and a…read moregift for mom. They continue to have a lovely selection of jewelry and handbags. Great representation of local artists of all kinds.

Short answer: If you want an incredible piece of artwork,…read moretake the time to go to the wilds of Camas, WA and visit The Attic. It is one of my favorites. And, as an added bonus, the City of Camas is a delight! Longer Answer: I love artwork. I understand everyone has their own tastes. Mine seems to be eclectic. I own everything from original pieces, to vintage travel posters, to signed lithographs, to lots of treasures in between. And one of the best places in the Pacific Northwest to peruse, and purchase, all sorts of fabulous pieces you will treasure is in Camas, WA. It is called The Attic. Unless it is just a hop-skip away, consider looking at their website. I was enchanted! We stopped on the way to purchase a motorcycle in Portland when I mentioned I had seen something on-line. The gallery is fun! It is well lit and spacious without being too echo-y. It is not gigantic, although it is bigger than it looks from the sidewalk. There were several people there when we arrived, looking through the artwork and yet it didn't feel claustrophobic, yay! I also have a bit of a thing for quality customer service. I do not care for pushy, but I also do not want to feel I am some sort of an imposition by being there. Especially when you are talking about something as personal as artwork, and again when there are several potential clients who wandered in at the same time, that can be a tough situation to manage. The gals at The Attic handled it beautifully. I felt seen and acknowledged from the moment we walked in. Yes, I had to wait my turn, fine. When it was my turn, they could not have been more attentive, informative and appreciative. I ended up not purchasing either of the pieces by Earl Hamilton that I had found on- line. Instead, I purchased a completely different one by him that I absolutely love! I will also say I think I showed wild amounts of restraint by not buying several other pieces I fell in love with that day...at least not yet... ; ) The Attic knows their artists. They know their inventory. They love what they do. How cool is that? I will inevitably be back. Visit their website and/or their gallery. I believe you will thank me.

This was not a good experience from beginning to end, but I am not going to give them a bad rating,…read morebecause I think it was just a anomoaleric comedy of errors. They have a very large selection of artwork in a variety of medias. If you are purchasing something through their online portal, I would advise calling to make sure it is still available.

What a beautiful gallery in the heart of wine country! From paintings to sculptures and ceramics -…read morethe gallery curated wonderfully and has such a kind staff. Definitely my favorite gallery west of the Cascades!