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Date Added: May 15, 2008 01:40:02 PM

Bart Miller, well-known among the crowds at the Saturday and Sunday markets in Astoria and Ilwaco, Wash., will now be displaying his “Art by Bart” fine art collection on a permanent basis at a new gallery on Hwy 101 and “U” Street in Seaside, called “C” by the Sea. Storeowner Chuck Miner inked a deal with Miller to feature his work along with several other artists.

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