23 Years of Edgewater
Welcome to Edgewater Gallery, a vibrant artist-owned collective nestled in the heart of historic downtown Fort Bragg, California.
Since opening our doors in 2003, we've been a cornerstone of the Mendocino Coast art community, proudly celebrating over two decades of creative collaboration.
Our gallery showcases the diverse talents of local artists, offering an eclectic mix of fine art and craft. From oil, and acrylic paintings to ceramics, sculpture, fine woodwork, photography, mixed media, and unique items like decorative kites and handcrafted cards, there's something to captivate every art enthusiast.
Featured Artist – Natalia Meyer
Edgewater Gallery is pleased to present Natalia “Nat” Meyer as our featured artist for November. With her vibrant personality and wonderfully friendly manner, Nat brings warmth and energy to the gallery. Born, raised, and educated in Chile, she is an analogue collage artist with Palestinian and Lebanese heritage. Her experiences of migration and travel shape her artistic perspective and narrative approach. Combining a background in law with a deep exploration of visual art, her practice brings together precision and creativity.
After exploring oil painting, watercolor, and embroidery, Nat found her artistic passion and voice in analogue collage. A devoted collector of clippings, she works with vintage books, magazines, photographs, and ephemera, discovering relationships between images, words, and history. Through cutting, arranging, and recomposing, she creates layered worlds—both real and imagined—that explore migration, feminism, cultural diversity, and personal experience.
People’s Choice Winners
Last month we were proud to show the art we received in response to our call for entries to our “Celebrating Color” show. We received so many wonderful entries, and favorites were difficult for anyone to choose. We asked gallery visitors to cast their votes for their favorite pieces, and we got lots of ballots with every artist receiving votes.
The top three vote winners are Erin Harris for her painting “Daze” (1st place), Rebecca Reynolds for her painting “Dare to Be Different” (2nd place), and James Cross for his Photograph “Future Horizon” (3rd place).
Thank you to all the artists who entered the show and a huge thank you to all the gallery visitors who voted for their favorite pieces. We enjoyed seeing how visitors reacted to all of the art displayed in this show and interacting with those visitors as we chatted about what they were seeing.
Edgewater Welcomes Ron Walker
This November, Edgewater Gallery will feature Ron Walker’s colorful, imaginative paintings. In a style he calls “Suburban Primitive,” Walker transforms familiar suburban settings into scenes filled with hybrid creatures, expressive faces, and unexpected encounters. His playful, sometimes unsettling images explore his emotional and psychological responses to everyday life.
“In general painting for me is visual thinking,” Walker explains—a way of finding connections among seemingly unrelated ideas. His work reflects his belief that “all things, within our existence, are somehow tied together,” inviting viewers to discover their own connections among the surprising forms and familiar details of his paintings.
Monthly Exhibitions
Edgewater Welcomes New Artists
We invite you to explore our ever-evolving exhibitions, participate in our monthly "Edgewater Welcomes" program, or simply enjoy the rich tapestry of local artistry that defines our gallery.
Whether you're a seasoned collector or a curious traveler, Edgewater Gallery offers a warm welcome and a unique glimpse into the creative soul of Fort Bragg.
If you are interested in displaying your work in our gallery, please click the Contact us link. We will respond with information about the application and jurying process.
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