Thank you Sue and Lisa for such a wonderful experience! I brought my six year old and eleven year…read moreold here to paint some beautiful pottery. We went on Saturday at 3PM and Sue had it fired and ready for pick up by 1PM the next day! They are so great with children and truly love sharing the gallery with guests. So many local artists featured here with awesome prices for their handmade creations. Do yourself a favor and visit this place!

Great little gallery. Bought a beautiful Northern flicker painting, and some adorable bee bowls, a…read moreplant mushrooms, a mug. Stop here for your gifts and support local artists.

I purchased a piece from Pamela Chipman prior to the start of the Hook, Pulp and Weave December…read moreshow. Pamela assured me that the piece would be marked Not For Sale and I agreed to pickup in January. Imogen Gallery sold the piece. Untrustworthy gallery and would not support either the artist or the gallery in the future, since it's hard to know who is at fault.

Beautiful gallery! Not to be missed on any shopping trip in Astoria. Incredibly well curated and…read morefresh!

Tasty coffee and great art. Worth the trip!! I really enjoy seeing local artists thrive, and places…read morelike this should be patronized

Bold has sooo many things to entice my coffee addiction, lovely crafts and fine art pieces for my…read moreeyes and soul to enjoy AND there's a frame shop where I can have some of my art work framed. Don't forget the sweet porch

Beautiful art on display of all kinds! Pastel, oil, watercolor, hand woven baskets, photographs,…read morepottery, metal works, you name it. Everything reasonably priced too! I have not taken any classes but their studios for teaching look amazing! I love love love this little art gallery.

Gr8 Art & Photography & affordable wearable art/jewerlyread more

TLDR/Vibe: Quirky, Price: Varies but expensive, Service: Top Notch, Verdict: Must See!…read more The knowledgeable staff and the quirky atmosphere made shopping for a new piece of art fun and relaxed. So much better than some galleries I have been to in the past. The owner is very cool and features local artists. The style of the shop is eclectic and vibrant. There is a lot of beach centric art but there are also many other styles and themes present. The offerings have been different each time we have been in and the store never disappoints. If you are looking for a new piece of art or something unique to memorialize your trip to the ocean, this is the place for you.

Many artisans and mediums are represented in Fusions so the selection of items is extensive. When…read morewe were there an elderly gentleman was working. He was very knowledgeable about many of the artisans represented, which we find interesting to learn. We didn't feel pressured to purchase anything although I did get a print that I love. The value obviously varied depending on each artist.

If you're in the Port of Ilwaca, PLEASE stop by Don's shop! Don is friendly, accommodating, and you…read morewon't regret stopping in, there seems to be some artwork in his shop for EVERYONE! I purchased some souvenirs and next thing I knew Don was throwing in an added bonus, no charge to me, and such talent in reviewing his artwork. My friend from Seattle in healthcare received a special thank you from Don with a custom made shirt recognizing her front-line work. The port area also has several other accompanying joys in shopping, ocean sailing, restaurants, coffee, and more! Don just adds to the atmosphere. Thank you!

My favorite shop on the Peninsula! Conveniently located in the Port of Ilwaco with other shops and…read morerestaurants and plenty of parking, this is a wonderful place for a unique gift or (non tacky) souvenir. Lots of variety in merchandise, mostly nautical/local themed, and I especially love the tiles and Coast Guard stuff. Reasonably priced. I talked to Don and he was super nice with interesting stories to tell!

What a wonderful selection of different art by talented artists. I loved the range of styles and…read moremediums. As a bonus, there was art at many price points, from well under $100 to over $5k. This is a large, open space with high walls that does a great job of showcasing its art.

If you love art galleries and you're anywhere close to Astoria, this is a must see. It's a large…read morespace filled with a wide variety of art in different mediums. Many of the artists are from Oregon, but not all. I only wish I lived closer so I could visit it more often. These are a couple of the interesting pieces I found the last time I visited. Highly Recommended!!!

I loved this place. So many things to look at! It's not just a gallery, but they also sell jewelry,…read moreartwork, and other little goodies. The place is very eclectic. I ended up buying 3 pairs of earrings that were all space-related. They were so unique and one that you are not going to find at other store. When you are in Seaside, be sure to stop by and take a look around. The owner (I think she was the owner) was sweet and loved talking to us. Well, I think she did. ;)

This was our favorite art gallery that we visited on our recent stay in Seaside. It features a wide…read morerange of pieces from a variety of NW Oregon artists. We especially liked the broken plate mosaic pieces, and the credit card mosaics. We were not there to purchase this time, but if we are in the market for unique artwork, we will definitely be back.

Patricia helped me discover the artist of a portrait my family acquired some time ago. I had very…read morelittle information to offer but she is clearly very knowledgeable and experienced in her field and was able to give me high probability of the artist based on the photographs I emailed her. Patricia was extremely responsive and easy to work with. I would highly recommend her and would most definitely work with her again in the future. I have a new appreciation of my portrait and will cherish it even more! Thanks Patricia!

Several years ago we purchased a 19th century oil portrait of an attractive young woman. The dealer…read moreknew only that it came from a family in mid-Missouri who thought it MIGHT be a work by George Caleb Bingham. We have tried on our own to prove or disprove that attribution, but it was Patricia Moss of Fine Art Investigations who answered the question, and she did it within a few days. Using her knowledge of Bingham and his known portraits, she compared and contrasted our portrait to those by him. Very kindly and in helpful detail, she said we do not have a previously unknown Bingham portrait. A number of itinerant artists traveled through the Midwest in the mid 1800s, and she will continue to look for a connection between our portrait and a specific artist. I have been very impressed with Patricia's knowledge and care and am so glad we found her! We still love our painting and are delighted to have an answer to our question.