I love the concept of this Gallery Recently got a chance to visit as we at the Central Oregon Health Council are looking at the collaboration of art and mental health helping to heal.
November 2022
Scalehouse, perhaps the only non-profit contemporary art gallery in Bend, is located in the large Franklin Crossing building on the corner of Franklin and Bond. The gallery can be accessed either from the interior of the building or from Tin Pan Alley. - Rotating contemporary art on display in a moderately-sized gallery space. Depending on the particular exhibit, you'll find photography, drawing, painting, mixed-media and sculpture by individual artists and group shows. - Features both upcoming and established artists such as Bend residents Nancy Floyd (2022 Guggenheim Fellow), Paula Bullwinkle, Bill Hoppe and Christian Brown, as well as regional artists such as... read full review
December 2021
Scalehouse Gallery is a hidden gem in Bend! The gallery can be accessed from Tin Pan Alley or through the atrium of the Franklin Crossing building. Don't forget to check out all three rooms, filled with art and inspiration!
I love the concept of this Gallery
Recently got a chance to visit as we at the Central Oregon Health Council are looking at the collaboration of art and mental health helping to heal.
Scalehouse, perhaps the only non-profit contemporary art gallery in Bend, is located in the large Franklin Crossing building on the corner of Franklin and Bond. The gallery can be accessed either from the interior of the building or from Tin Pan Alley. - Rotating contemporary art on display in a moderately-sized gallery space. Depending on the particular exhibit, you'll find photography, drawing, painting, mixed-media and sculpture by individual artists and group shows. - Features both upcoming and established artists such as Bend residents Nancy Floyd (2022 Guggenheim Fellow), Paula Bullwinkle, Bill Hoppe and Christian Brown, as well as regional artists such as... read full review
Scalehouse Gallery is a hidden gem in Bend! The gallery can be accessed from Tin Pan Alley or through the atrium of the Franklin Crossing building. Don't forget to check out all three rooms, filled with art and inspiration!