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Northwest by Northwest Gallery

Northwest By Northwest Gallery features original art by regional masters including the bronze sculpture of Georgia Gerber, renowned public sculptor. Gerber is known for the twenty six sculptures in downtown Portland’s Pioneer Courthouse Square depicting Oregon Wildlife & Rachel, the Pig at Pike Place Market in Seattle. Her iconic sculpture defines many of our favorite gathering places in the NW.

Also featured:

  • ​Master of Fine Art, Film Photography, Christopher Burkett is a featured visual artist.
  • Sculpture of Ann Fleming, bronze figurative sculpture influenced by the great myths and legends of the world like "Cliff’s of Moher".
  • Sculptor Tolley Marney creates elegant equine sculpture with horse shoes and reclaimed wood.
  • Contemporary painting in oil by Jeff White, Hazel Schlesinger, Cristina Acosta.

The contemporary sculpture garden features Ivan McLean stainless steel sculpture. Public sculpture is represented by the gallery throughout the City of Cannon Beach.

The gallery is open daily from 11am to 6pm.

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Northwest by Northwest Gallery

Contact Info

232 N Spruce Street
Cannon Beach, Oregon 97110

503-436-0741
800-494-0741

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