284 Main St., Point Arena, CA 95468, 707-882-3616
Open Thursday - Sunday, 11 am to 4pm
Meet the talented artists of the Coast Highway Art Collective and discover their stories.
Exhibit Runs from July 4-27
Opening July 10th from 3pm-7pm
Featuring Bea Acosta & Peter Bailey
The Coast Highway Art Collective is pleased to feature Bea Acosta, pine needle basketry and ceramic masks, alongside Peter Bailey, handcrafted jewelry. Acosta's work beautifully blends traditional techniques with contemporary expression, creating everything from functional pine needle baskets to sculptural forms and richly textured clay masks. Inspired by nature and her Native heritage, her intuitive creative process results in pieces that are both deeply personal and organically expressive.
Jewelry artist Peter Bailey transforms precious metals and rare gemstones into one-of-a-kind wearable works of art. Drawing inspiration from the natural world, he combines traditional metalsmithing with innovative techniques, including electrically colored niobium, to create timeless designs rich in color, texture, and craftsmanship. Together, Acosta and Bailey present a thoughtful exhibit celebrating artistry rooted in nature, tradition, and imagination.
The Coast Highway Art Collective features artists working across a wide range of genres, with membership and artistic focus evolving over time. Recently, the Collective has welcomed several new artists, including Vineeta Chand, Sandi Falk, Bridgette Marie Dice, and Gabriella Rachel Lotan, adding fresh perspectives and creative energy to the group.
This dynamic community thrives on the ever-changing art landscape, reflecting the varied interests, skills, and imagination of its members.
Discover the roots of the Coast Highway Art Collective, from its founding in 2012 to the rich history of its gallery space in Point Arena. Learn more about our journey and the community that continues to grow and thrive.
Explore the creative journeys of Coast Highway Art Collective members through in-depth interviews conducted by CHAC artists during their exhibit openings. The latest interview is featured here on our home page, while the archive is available on the Artist Interviews page.