RE: Opening. To answer the burning question, YES we’re open- we are here (the lights are on and we’ve been working hard!). We’ve made the decision to continue operating BY APPOINTMENT ONLY until threat to health becomes less of a concern.  What does that mean? We ask that you call or email ahead (24 hours preferably, but will accommodate “hey, can I bring something in for framing in an hour?”). We also have a form on our website that you can use to book, if you’re feeling bashful. We don’t bite! (we can’t-we're masked!). If you are new to visiting the gallery, you don’t have to intend to purchase something to make an appointment. Feel free to contact us to see the current exhibit- the shows will go on! We cherish our clients, patrons and partners. All we really want is for everyone to be safe and healthy, so we ask that you arrive to your appointment masked. There are lengthy details on our homepage, contact page, and provided below in "read more"- about what we are doing to keep our space safe for your visit, this update is long enough, and we know you all are reading so many of these! Visit the rest of the website for your art-related needs/desires.

We’re operating with as much deftness in accommodating change and adjusting for the new landscape ahead. We all need respite right now. May art intrigue the mind and provide comfort in this challenging time. We miss you.

During our collective quarantine, due to the COVID-19 outbreak, an unprecedented amount of Americans set up shop to work from home. Here's a sampling of options to spruce up your new space-ready to go. That means everything is already framed or ready to hang as is. Click below to read more and see the rest of the featured works under $500. Fill out the inquiry to purchase or request more information.

Photos from December 11th, 2019 for our Jewelry Cocktail Party where we showcase contemporary jewelry.

View our Jewelry artists HERE
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6 of our jewelry makers were in attendance during the event.

Photos from December 6th, 2019 at the opening reception for Keeping the Bubble Happy, a solo exhibit of new works by Mary Zeran.

Works and documentation from the show can be found HERE
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The artist was in attendance during the opening.