• Art Explorers is the only progressive art studio in Mendocino County. Our program has been running for more than 24 years.
• Art Explorers supports artists by exhibiting and selling artwork in our studio gallery and online shop, and by seeking out opportunities at national and international venues for broader visibility. Artists retain 50% of sales.
• The Art Explorers studio is a place to build community and be recognized as a working artist. We are proud to a part of the local art scene.
Art Explorers, Inc. is a creative arts program and progressive studio in Fort Bragg, California, serving physically disabled and neurodivergent adult artists. We are a nonprofit 501(c)(3) tax-exempt corporation. Our mission is to provide a fun, nurturing, non-judgmental, and artistically stimulating environment for creativity to thrive!
"We believe that creative thought and expression is a universal right - without rules, restrictions, or cultural boundaries. Our studio is an inclusive space that upholds this belief and our philosophy is rooted in a total respect for individuals and their communities, and in the foundation that all people have a unique artistic voice that deserves to be heard."
Please join us as we celebrate the life of our dear friend, Kevin Pearl.
Together we’ll gather to honor and remember an incredible man who was a part of the Fort Bragg community for decades.
The evening will include live music by Erin Brazill, performing a mix of Kevin’s favorite songs. Kevin’s artwork will be on display, with a small selection of unframed pieces available for purchase on a sliding-scale, donation basis. There will also be a memorial shrine where guests are invited to contribute written memories, drawings, or meaningful objects.
Join us at the Art Explorers Studio 333 N Franklin St., on First Friday, March 6 from 5:00–7:00 PM to share stories, music, laugh, and to remember this incredible person.
THINGS WE LOVE is an Art Explorers group exhibition celebrating the things that make us who we are, through paintings and drawings of things we love!
On view throughout the month of February at Headlands Coffeehouse, the show honors Black History Month while exploring love in all its beautiful forms. Featuring artwork by artists from the Art Explorers studio art program, the show invites us to share in the joy of these artists and reflect on what we cherish most.
On February 7, join musician David Hayes at the coffeehouse for a special live musical performance with all proceeds benefiting Art Explorers. Doors open at 5pm and admission is free.
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