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Park Street Gallery Paso Robles' newest Fine Art Gallery, featuring some of the finest work of premier artists of the Central Coast.

Featuring original paintings, sculpture, furniture, unique jewelry, blown & fused glass, wood turnings, ceramic pottery & fiber art.

Lucy Hunt-Pierson creates with bold and durable bronze. Masterfully crafted, she uses the timeless method of Lost Wax Ca...
10/14/2026

Lucy Hunt-Pierson creates with bold and durable bronze. Masterfully crafted, she uses the timeless method of Lost Wax Casting. Each piece is a sentinel, assuring affirmative passage, appreciation of life and the innate knowing of each individual’s capacity to create joy. Lucy Hunt-Pierson’s bronze sculptures have been exhibited internationally.

Dotty Hawthorne's pastel, oil and gouache paintings celebrate the oak trees, golden hills, and vistas of the Central Coa...
10/13/2026

Dotty Hawthorne's pastel, oil and gouache paintings celebrate the oak trees, golden hills, and vistas of the Central Coast. Her alluring plein air and studio paintings feature a harmonious blend of natural beauty and refined technique, capturing the tranquility of the natural world. Her use of skillful brushwork and delicate textures, emphasize graceful balance in compositions that glow.

Patricia Harkness relocated to San Luis Obispo in the 80’s after graduating from college. Pat opened an interior design ...
10/12/2026

Patricia Harkness relocated to San Luis Obispo in the 80’s after graduating from college. Pat opened an interior design business and earned a master’s degree in Architecture from Cal Poly. She also taught interior design at Cal Poly and Cuesta College. After retiring, she learned how to create jewelry. Pat uses mixed metals and incorporates Tahitian black pearls from her brother’s pearl farm located near Moorea, French Polynesia.

As a native of SLO County, Sharon Gove's love of the beautiful rocks and shells in the area just came naturally. Her gra...
10/11/2026

As a native of SLO County, Sharon Gove's love of the beautiful rocks and shells in the area just came naturally. Her grandpa would take her to Gem Fairs, where she would spend hours playing with grab bag treasures, and designing unique jewelry pieces for family and friends. Over the past 32 years, she learned to design in wire, recycle anything from a junk drawer, and has collected vintage watch fobs and medals for original jewelry that sparks our imagination. Sharon can turn anything into a piece of jewelry.

Sharon Gellerman offers hand-marbled silk scarves infused with vibrant colors and patterns. As a textile artist, she ble...
10/10/2026

Sharon Gellerman offers hand-marbled silk scarves infused with vibrant colors and patterns. As a textile artist, she blends modern creativity with classical marbling techniques to create timeless, wearable art. Each scarf is meticulously infused with vibrant hues and intricate patterns. Through her artistry Sharon remains rooted in tradition and is committed to bridging cultures, communities, and hearts around the world.

Jan French is an award winning artist who has been creating plein air and studio watercolor landscapes since the 1970s. ...
10/09/2026

Jan French is an award winning artist who has been creating plein air and studio watercolor landscapes since the 1970s. Jan's earliest lessons were learned at her father’s knee, a foundation she later enriched through higher education and numerous workshops. Her paintings are distinguished by strong design and an intuitive sense of color. Her exceptional skill is evidenced by the way each composition emerges from the paper with clarity and precision, appearing almost effortless. Jan is a member of SLOPE (San Luis Outdoor Painters for the Environment), Signature Member of Central Coast Watercolor Society and teaches watercolor workshops.

Mark Frank found his career in sculpture after exploring forests of the Northwest. He was inspired by a rare form of Pon...
10/08/2026

Mark Frank found his career in sculpture after exploring forests of the Northwest. He was inspired by a rare form of Ponderosa Pine, nick named Millennium. His themes are primarily organic and abstract and he enjoys incorporating mythical elements. He begins by creating a wood sculpture, which finds its voice and seems to come alive. It's like dancing with the wood's natural patterns - a true collaboration of mind and nature. He then creates a direct mold of the wood sculpture so that it can be cast in bronze. This particular sculpture is stainless steel.

Karla Ely describes herself as primarily self-taught, though her artistic journey has been enriched by classes in fine a...
10/07/2026

Karla Ely describes herself as primarily self-taught, though her artistic journey has been enriched by classes in fine art and private instruction. Daily observations often spark new creations. A walk in the desert, observing native flora, or a visit to the seaside provide a glimpse of the natural environment and serve as a constant source of inspiration. Karla's fused glass sculptures are constantly evolving, driven by an eagerness to explore and incorporate new techniques.

Linda Elling is a painter whose artistic foundation is built upon a lifelong dedication to drawing and painting. Her wor...
10/06/2026

Linda Elling is a painter whose artistic foundation is built upon a lifelong dedication to drawing and painting. Her work is driven by a fascination with the natural world and the quiet tensions it holds-light and shadow, liquid and solid, movement and stillness. Through oil paint, she explores these opposing forces, seeking moments where they meet and create balance, atmosphere, and emotion. Through these contrasts, she seeks to capture subtle transitions and movements of visual tension that evoke depth, balance and quiet contemplation. Linda is actively engaged in the artistic community and serves as President of the Monterey Bay Plein Air Painters, where she has achieved Signature Status.

Matt Duran began his artistic journey painting abstract versions of Native American scenery in acrylic and making holida...
10/05/2026

Matt Duran began his artistic journey painting abstract versions of Native American scenery in acrylic and making holiday cards depicting buffalo, bears, and kokopelli. After attending his first gem show, Matt discovered a new found love of crystal, semi precious and precious gem stones. Whether at the beach, forest or in the desert, he would come home with pockets full of rocks! Matt took classes and learned the art of wire wrapping and working with silver. Over the years Matt has learned the spiritual and healing properties of stones. His favorite stone is Turquoise because It represents wisdom, tranquility, protection, good fortune, and hope.

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1320 Park Street
Paso Robles, CA
93446

Opening Hours

Monday 11am - 6pm
Wednesday 11am - 6pm
Thursday 11am - 6pm
Friday 12pm - 7pm
Saturday 12pm - 7pm
Sunday 11am - 6pm

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+18052864430

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