WELCOME
Gallery Sausalito and Sue’s art studio has moved into a large, beautiful loft-style space. We are at the end of the brick walkway next to our former Sausalito Princess Street location.
Our opening party in June was so much fun, we are having another in October! Check out the EVENT page for more details. Send us an email if you would like to receive an invitation.
Gallery Sausalito represents a contemporary collection of original, fine art works. We are obsessed with texture and color. Visit our “brick and mortar” gallery and you’ll see what we mean! We are located in charming downtown Sausalito, California, 15 minutes north of San Francisco and a 5-minute walk from the Sausalito ferry depot and public parking.
There’s nothing like seeing art in person. Next time you visit Sausalito come by. In addition to seeing our gallery collection, enjoy and observe gallery owner, Sue Averell working in her art studio. “I feel that sharing my creative process with people helps them to connect with my art on a more personal level”.
Gallery Sausalito also offers virtual tours of the physical gallery and working art studio. Just send us an email to set up your personal, virtual gallery tour. art@gallerysausalito.com.
Our Artists
Featured Artists
Artist & Gallery Owner
Sue Averell
Sue Averell, visual artist and entrepreneur, has lived the life of an artist and has been honing her craft since childhood. She founded Gallery Sausalito and has co-founded 2 artist organizations. The gallery space located at 28 Princess Street includes her art studio. “Sharing my process helps people connect with my work.”, states Sue. www.sueaverell.com
Artist
Jeremy Coon
Jeremy Coon is an artist in every way, even his car is painted with his whimsical aquatic images. He developed his affinity for life on the water during his engineering career in the Navy. Today, Jeremy paints aboard Peaches, the sailboat where he lives and works. “I love to sit outside, nibbling on an apple, painting little people having fun,” says Jeremy.
Artist
Ellen Levine Dodd
Ellen Levine Dodd has been making art for as long as she can remember. She has had a comprehensive formal education in painting, photography and fine art printing. Ellen’s abstract art work is infused with color harmonies and energetic shapes. The subtle stories hidden within the layers of paint are waiting to be discovered.
Artist
Cynthia Duncan
Cynthia Duncan has exhibited throughout the United Kingdom and the United States. She has painted in the abstract since she was a child. “I found it the most succinct way to interpret the many facets of thought and emotion within myself”, states Cynthia. As you take in her compositions you can feel the intangible energies of the world in her work.
Artist
Randy Honerlah
Randy Honerlah grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area and has been painting since he was a boy. Randy’s abstracted landscapes, animals and flowers are full of vivid color and strong, exciting composition. His love of nature clearly shows in his work and in the eyes of everyone who has the opportunity to see his beautiful art.
Artist
Eva Belishova
Eva Belishova works primarily in oil on panel and canvas. Her paintings are a balancing act between representational and abstraction. She finds her inspiration from everyday objects, people and the landscapes around her.
Artist
Judy Reed
Judy Reed is a San Francisco native. Guided by the mantra “To see the world in a Grain of Sand” Reed explores several themes in her work: times passed, times enjoyed, and the power of creating images that provoke response, intellectual, spiritual, or simply the recognition of the human condition, of this time, of that place. Judy’s work will be available soon.
Artist
Joseph Woodford
Joseph Woodford’s works are inspired by the human form and shapes found in nature. He works primarily in Raku, a 16th-century Japanese firing technique. Joseph’s experience and expert glazing techniques produce intriguing, beautifully random patterns. His large vase forms include sculptural tops, adding personality and an individual character to each work.
Artist
Patsy Chador
Patsy Chador is passionate about creating art. She was born in Canada and to this day summers there are her source of inspiration. Her current work includes her fanciful, mixed media creatures and her story paintings on furniture. “My creatures seem to have a life of their own. As soon as they are standing I just follow their plan, wrapping, coloring and beading the shape stories.”
Artist
Mo Maudegrasse
Mo Maudegrasse has exhibited throughout the US and overseas. Maudegrasse—Mo to his friends, intricately wrings and twists the shapes of his sculptures. The end result seeks a broad analogy to the forces of life: nothing is simple or straight and every bend creates an additional layer of connectivity. He calls this instinctive approach “THE ALLURE OF INTORSION”.
Artist
Pascal Cucaro
Pascal Cucaro Born November 6, 1915 and died January 2004 in Sausalito, CA. He was an American painter known for his depictions of circus scenes and landscapes. Comprised of brownish-purples and primary colors, his choppy strokes of impasto paint give a feeling of movement to his work.
