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Founded in 1927, Carmel's oldest gallery features the work of more than 120 professional local artists, and is dedicated to presenting only the finest work for sale by artists living on the Monterey Peninsula. The Carmel Art Association displays a wide variety of styles and media, and changes its exhibitions every month. There are often one or two solo or group shows, along with regular showings of Association artist members.

The historic building provides exhibition space for its members' works and in the interest of community involvement sponsors film series, lectures, concerts, art demonstrations and special fund-raising events.

The Carmel Art Association has a long and proud heritage. Many of its early members were among the great early California artists including notables Armin Hansen, Williarn Ritschel, Paul Dougherty, Mary DeNeale Morgan, Percy Gray, Francis McComas, E. CharIton Fortune, John O'Shea and many more. Every other year, in celebration of its birthday, a special exhibition is held honoring one or more of the Association's early members. The purpose and spirit of the Association's founding members continues today and it has retained its identity as an artist owned and operated sales gallery for 80 years. The gallery is located in a beautiful sculpture garden on the west side of Dolores Street between 5th & 6th. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m, daily except major holidays. (831) 624-6176.  Gallery Home of the nation's second oldest artist cooperative, this historic Carmel gallery has been a showcase for the works of some of Cailfornia's greatest artists ince 1927. Continuing that proud tradition today, the Carmel Art Association's sales gallery features paintings and sculpture by over 120 of the area's most noted professional artists. Many have received national recognition. You are invited to visit Carmel's oldest gallery, again and again, to browse the changing monthly shows that provide fine art in all media and styles, to purchase or just enjoy. Community Events Painting demonstrations, lectures, films, concerts and opening show receptions are held regularly in the gallery and sculpture garden. Visitors are welcome to attend these events. Ask for scheduled dates at the Carmel Art Association Gallery office. A Proud Heritage Since it's inception the Carmel Art Association has included notable artists. Every other year, in summer, the gallery honors one or more of the artist members of the past with a special exhibit and catalogue of their work. Former members who have been so honored, include Armin Hansen, William Ritschel, Paul Dougherty, Arthur Hill Gilbert, Howard E. Smith, Percy Gray, Mary DeNeal Morgan, S.C. Yuan, Francis McComas, E. Charleton Fortune, John O'Shea, and more. Exhibit catalogues, some now collectors' items, are available for sale from the gallery office.

Crystal Fox Gallery on Historic Cannery Row. Featuring art glass from many US artists including Satava Glass Jellyfish sculptures, metal sculptures, jewelry, wall art, ceramics, Swarovski Crystal, Mats Jonasson Crystal, and so much more!

Golf Lifestyles, Inc. (GLI), a full services golf art and publishing company, caters to the golf enthusiast, corporate event planners, golf clubs and art collectors who enjoy and utilize beautiful golf landscape photography. GLI specializes in fine art photography prints, customized corporate art-gifts, unique tournament awards and collectibles, stock photography, golf book publishing, digital retouches and archiving, advertising concept and design services.  Visit our newly appointed Studio Gallery near the Monterey Airport on Garden Road (by appointment only), featuring the acclaimed photography of Joann Dost and other contemporary golf artists. Services Assignment Photography, Stock Golf Photographs, Fine Art Giclee Reproduction and Custom Framing Tournament Prizes and Corporate Gifts, featuring heirloom-quality, course-specific, photography-based artifacts such as glass photo boxes, ornamental spheres and gift art, such as framed “Memorable Rounds” scorecards. Concept and Design for Advertising, Websites, Digital Retouches and Archving Interior Decorating Book Publishing

  James J. Rieser Fine Art is located in the Heart of Carmel-by-the-Sea, California. We  feature some of the best Early California & American Paintings one can see along with up and coming Contemporary American Artists.    We are also proud that our extensive inventory is viewable online. It isconstantly being updated so that the casual viewer and / or serious collector can keep up with our latest collection. Exceptional Early California and American Art Since 1997. Early California Artists (Partial Listing) Maurice Braun Albert DeRome John Gamble Armin Hansen, N.A. William Jackson Chris Jorgensen Maurice Logan, N.A. Alfred Mitchell Mary DeNeal Morgan Frank H. Myers Edgar Payne   Guy Rose Millard Sheets Henrietta Shore William Silva Jack Wilkenson Smith Gardner Symons, N.A. Donald Teague, N.A. William Wendt Robert Wood S.C. Yuan Contemporary Artists                        John Cosby Gerald Fritzler Kim Lordier Charles Movalli   Michael Obermeyer Ray Roberts Belinda Vidor Patrick Woodman

Masaoka Glass Design has been at the forefront of contemporary window design nearly three decades. The studio is highly regarded for its architectural stained glass window commissions, which integrate distinctive designs with the finest materials available to create windows of unparalleled brilliance and quality.

The studio’s designers work in collaboration with our clients to create a shared vision of beauty and distinction in stained glass. Our designs can be used to provide a dramatic statement, enhance a theme, or compliment an architectural design. Designs are created individually for each client’s needs taking into consideration the surrounding environment, the availability of light, and the need for privacy.

Masaoka Glass Design utilizes a range of glass working techniques to achieve our design visions. Leading, etching, beveling, fusing, slumping, blowing, casting, and reverse painting on glass are some of the various glass working techniques we incorporate into our projects. Our staff prides itself on hand crafting our windows to the highest standards to insure consistent top quality results.

Masaoka Glass Design serves architects, designers, builders, and homeowners. Each project is individually priced; please contact us for further details. We look forward to the opportunity to work with you.

The Monterey Art Foundation was formed in 1981. The Foundation encourages artists to create, to continue the learning process and to hone their craft.

The Monterey Peninsula Art Foundation Gallery is a cooperative gallery in which some of our members have agreed to share expenses and sell their work. The foundation does not take a commission on the work and the staff consists of volunteer artists. We also utilize the space for workshops, meetings, and demonstrations for our members as well as a show for all of our membership each year. Gallery artists provide the public with local paintings, ceramics, photography, jewelry and other artwork including mixed media.

The Gallery is housed in an historic building from the 1920's which was initially a carriage house for the Murray estate. The estate was removed for a cannery and later the cannery was removed and the Monterey Plaza Hotel & Spa was built. Artists Helga Browne-Scarlett Helga's paintings and artwork can be found in private collections, as well as public galleries throughout the United States and Europe. Her work can be seen at the Garden Gallery and Local Color in Big Sur, the Lyons Head Gallery in Carmel Valley, Art House in Pacific Grove, and the Monterey Peninsula Art Foundation's Gallery on Cannery Row.

Charity Crane Charity Crane's work has been shown at the Main Street Gallery, Bisbee, Arizona, and the Monterey Peninsula Art Foundation Gallery in Carmel Plaza. Her work has been included in shows at the Monterey Museum of Art, the Carl Cherry Foundation, and the Marjorie Evans Gallery.

Kristen DeMaria Living in an area like Carmel, you understand why artists come from all over the world to live here. Rarely do you encounter one who was born and raised here. Kristen DeMaria is one of those. Being a Carmel native, she has studied with many local artists, but her sensitivity to the environment, with its subtle and yet sometimes explosive colors, is nurtured primarily by being raised in the atmosphere that only Carmel can generate. From her still lifes to plein air to her hand-painted furniture she exhibits a talent that can not only be seen, but felt.
 
Charlotte Hallam Ms. Hallam attended Bay School and Carmel High School before attending Antioch College in Yellow Springs, Ohio. Upon graduation from Antioch, she went to George Washington University Law School. After practicing law in the District of Columbia, Charlotte worked as Chief Administrative Judge in the Baltimore office of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. Before permanently returning to Carmel, she was an Administrative Law Judge for the Social Security Administration in Seattle and San Jose. Mary Alice Hinman Her award-winning paintings have been shown at juried shows at the Pacific Grove Art Center, Seaside City Hall, and the Sunset Center. She is a member of the Monterey Peninsula Art Foundation and the Central Coast Art Association. She has studied under local artists Anita DeCarlo, Joe Tanus, Jan Voltr, Joseph Nordman, and Oregan artist Jan Kunz.

Milton Jines A native of Louisiana, Milt Jines was an art major in college at Lafayette, Louisiana. But those plans were interrupted when a Navy recruiter visited the campus looking for aviation cadet candidates. After 11 years of flying jet fighters off numerous aircraft carriers, obtaining his BA from the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, and two tours in Vietnam, Milt settled into a career flying with the airlines. Captain Milt Jines gleefully retired from United Airlines in 1994. He and his wife of 43 years, Sunee (a respected painter in her own right), live in Carmel. Milt's interest in anything artistic never waned, and today he mostly focuses his creative efforts on humorous, one-of-a-kind ceramic figurative sculpture. Sunee Jines Sunee belongs to the Society of Western Artists as a Signature Member, the California Watercolor Association, 30-and-1 Artists, the Peninsula Outdoor Painters and Pacific Grove Art Center, the Monterey Peninsula Art Foundation (MPAF), the Central Coast Art Association, and Artists Equity Association. She has exhibited at the Monterey Peninsula Art Foundation Gallery on Cannery Row, the Foster City Shell Gallery, the San Francisco Academy of Art Graduate Show, the Washington, D.C. Capitol Arts Program at the Rotunda Gallery, and the Octagon Gallery in Redwood City, California. George Riley George has had recent painting instruction from Dick Crispo, Jan Valtr, Mark Farina and several local college instructors. He likes loose representations of compositions interesting to him. He tries to present a mixture of the familiar with a mood that could transport the viewer. George likes acrylics because of its demand for speed when painting wet. He has recently expanded into wood sculpture, and finds its tactile dimensions rewarding. Judy Riley Judy first became interested in creating art after she retired and moved to the Monterey Peninsula in 1997. Living in this intensely beautiful area, she was inspired to begin drawing, painting, and creating ceramic art. She and her husband love to travel, and together they began to record their trips in pencil and pen drawings. Sitting side by side, they sketch their private interpretations of the scenes before them, which they then share, critique, and discuss. Steve Salisian Steve specializes in Ceramics and Photography. He has a B.A. and an M.A. in Art from Los Angeles State University. He was a full-time instructor in Ceramics and Photography from 1968 to 1998 at San Jose City College

Visit this diverse gallery, owned and operated by local artists, and discover one of Monterey's hidden treasures. You will have the opportunity to meet the artist on duty and to purchase original paintings, sculptures, ceramics, jewelry and glass art at exceptional prices. This ever-changing gallery specializes in local scenes of the beautiful Monterey Peninsula. The Venture Gallery is located off the lobby of the Portola Hotel & Spa, near the Monterey Marriott & the Monterey Conference Center, between downtown Monterey and Fisherman's Wharf.

Marine Life Artist Wyland has earned the distinction as one of America’s most unique creative influences, and a leading advocate for marine resource conservation. An accomplished painter, sculptor, photographer, writer, and SCUBA diver, he has traveled the farthest reaches of the globe for more than twenty-five years, capturing the raw power and beauty of the undersea universe.

Hailed a “Marine Michaelangelo” by USA Today, Wyland’s work is sought by millions of collectors and his galleries throughout the United States are considered a must-see on the itineraries of travelers everywhere. Discover the beautiful fine art ocean paintings and other ocean art by marine life artist, Wyland. Whether you're looking for whale art, dolphin art, sculptures, or other marine art, Wyland Galleries is your art collecting paradise found.

Happy Art Collecting!