Welcome! The Artists' Co-op of Mendocino is located at the corner of Kasten and Albion Streets in the north coast town of Mendocino, California. The Co-op has been a destination for traditional and contemporary fine arts since 1988.  We exhibit the work of 18 artist members and several guest artists.

Artists' Co-op of Mendocino
30 Year Anniversary
1988 - 2018

HOLIDAY GIFTS!
Small art works $100 or less waiting for you in our gallery.

Suzi Long's 2019 calendar now available with new art.

​Cards Cards Cards  --  a great variety by many artists
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Membership and Guest Artists
Interested in joining us? Currently we are actively seeking 3D artists and are building a wait-list for 2D artists.  Download a printable application form and information sheet.

​Attend our Second Saturday Receptions 5-8PM
with Artist's Talk always at 5:30 or drop in during gallery hours 10:30-5:00 daily.

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April Featured Artist
Toth-Smith's wildlife photos at Mendo Co-op
Award-winning wildlife/nature photographer and author Pat Toth-Smith is the Artists’ Co-op of Mendocino featured member artist for April. Her show “Coastal Life” is on exhibit from April 3 – May 6. .Join us for the Second Saturday reception, April 13, from 5-8 pm, with the Artist’s Talk at 5:30. The gallery is on the corner of Kasten and Albion Sts. In Mendocino.

Pat captures animals’ expressions with reverence and humor. A fine art Wildlife/ Nature Photographer with more than 20 years of professional experience, her photos have sold in numerous markets, prestigious galleries and hundreds of fine art shows and festivals in the west. In her Artist’s Talk, Toth-Smith will share how photographs and stories help reestablish a connection with nature/wildlife and maybe inspire others to get out into the wilderness more often. "Frequently, while photographing, I am drawn to the overall aesthetic of a wildlife scene, not just the drama that may be occurring at its center. My focus is less about getting the action shot and more about making the wildlife feel comfortable in my presence. I try to convey the connection of the wildlife to its environment.”
 
Toth-Smith is an award-winning author. Her book Wild Among Us: true adventures of a female photographer who stalks bears, wolves, mountain lions and other elusive wildlife,won the USA’s best book award, a gold medal in the Living Now Awards and a bronze medal in the e-Lit awards. She was interviewed on more than 25 radio stations throughout the U.S.
by Steve Chell