EXPERIENCE
Art
Discover Original Art
From Big Sur And Around The World
You’ll find artistic touches throughout your stay at Post Ranch, including sculptures, photography, architecture, and our personal favorite – the natural beauty of Big Sur.
The Post Gallery
For purchasing information, please contact us directly or shop at our online Mercantile.
ART TO ADORN YOUR HOME
The Mercantile & Gallery
Our Mercantile is part boutique, part art gallery. Step inside to find stunning color photography, paintings, sculptures, and jewelry. We highly recommend the stunning photography of the immensely talented Big Sur artist Kodiak Greenwood that hangs on our walls alongside that of iconic photographer Ansel Adams.
OPEN DAILY 9.00AM – 5.00PM
PHONE: (831) 667-2795
ART ON THE RANCH
Art at Sierra Mar
While dining at Sierra Mar, one can’t help but notice the works of art both on their plate and on the walls. Art exhibits rotate several times throughout the year, always with an emphasis on local artists, along with a permanent installation of two curved steel lamps by renowned artist Albert Paley.
Our Ocean's Edge
Photography by Jasmine Swope
California made history with the creation of the nation’s first statewide system of ocean parks − a network of 124 Marine Protected Areas stretching from Oregon to the Mexico border. Like national parks on land, MPAs are magnificent in beauty and wildness while providing protection for wildlife, solutions to climate change, and recreational resources for all.
Soon after the system was established, photographer Jasmine Swope set out to capture the essence of the marine parks. Her quest took her along California’s 1,100-mile coastline. The result is “Our Ocean’s Edge,” a photographic documentary celebrating these fragile seascapes, raising awareness of their natural benefits and inspiring conservation action.
About Jasmine Swope
Jasmine Swope is a Serbian-born American photographer based in Santa Monica. A graduate of the Brooks Institute of Photography and former commercial advertising photographer in Los Angeles and London, Jasmine specializes in creating large format black and white photographs capturing the human experience with nature. Her unique style combines digital processes with traditional platinum/palladium printing known for its great tonal range and archival permanence. Jasmine’s work includes critically-acclaimed collections on such subjects as coastal parks, the Salton Sea, and the Colorado River. She is active in making the photographic arts accessible to disadvantaged youth through Venice Arts, a nonprofit arts education and mentoring organization.
