I brought in 6 paintings for framing in 6 months, the work was good, but they were never wrapped…read moreand ready for pick up. Muriel never remembered me, and lectured me on art, and was condescending, with comments like, "Don't tell me you are going to ask your decorator!" Or, "Please don't say it has to match your room." I brought in a 48" x 48" Keith Haring and she did not wrap it, or protect it, and I had a pick-up truck, and she would not give me cardboard or tape or bubble wrap. No more.

Got a rare Lautrec. What a deal ! Thanks Muriel. Hope to do…read morebusiness again soon Saw some really cool stuff in there as well Andy Warhol and such

In our own ways we are all artists! Autism is just another…read moreway of thinking and learning. As we watch our computer the little hour glass goes round and round! Just reverse that and it's the error and the way of thinking for those with autism . Celebrate an artist with autism, not because they are different and you feel sorry for them. Instead because of the way they see the world. Epic fantasies and stories! Raising a child with autism is a challenge, but can be rewarding. They don't express emotions and when they do it's hard. They still don't understand autism and how the mind works. It's a beautiful thing. Even through history many famous individuals have been known to have had autism. Andy Warhol and his love of using repetitive processes. Perhaps Leonardo Da Vinci his life long process and career blended some things and quirks of autism. While we can only speculate these things. In our life time let's celebrate a few "artists with autism ." Jon Adam's who blends drawing and writing together . How about Kambel Smith whom uses cardboard to create masterpieces. There are so many amazing and talented artists. We need to see these individuals not as handicapped or different but with something more to show the world but in a different way.

Years ago I was introduced to Artists with Autism by my cousin. Her son was severely autistic but…read morewould slip into his world that none of us quite understood and create beautiful works of art. He had several unique pictures that were made into greeting cards by Artists with Autism. Then came the year when he was 18 and one of his pieces was chosen for a page on a calendar that was produced. My cousin was so proud of her son that she bought the calendar in bulk and presented many family members and friends a calendar for Christmas. Thank you Artists with Autism for providing such an important service to families and individuals with autism. You are a real moral booster to a group of people that are often misunderstood!

We had an excellent experience working with Pavo Real when we purchased a Marty Goldstein bronze…read moresculpture piece "Stretch". We are in Texas and I asked if they could help w pictures and a video. We had our eyes on this piece since 2017. Pavo Real was the only gallery I could find that had one (200 were made) Pre-sale they sent me pictures and a video. They were thoughtful in their responses to my questions. I had a little buyers remorse about spending this much on a piece of art and Joan and Alice were so understanding and gave me time to make up my mind. We agreed to go forward w the purchase. When we got the sculpture it was in a large crate, packaged securely and arrived in one piece. We also received the certificate of authenticity and care instructions provided by the Artist. We highly recommend Pavo Real. Whether you live in Boca Raton or out of the state. Trust this Gallery. They are professional and know their stuff. Customer service is superior.

I finally got to the mall after 10 long months, having not been since the good ole' days of…read moreDecember '19. I like to visit this shop because of the funky pieces that always make me laugh. They showcase things in unique mediums and the types of "playful" art that I appreciate. The helpful staff can tell you about each artist and the inspiration behind the pieces. We hadn't planned to buy anything, but I must have been intoxicated by pretty shiny things, or I was suffering from overstimulation due to the almost-forgotten-scents of the mall. Either way, I was not online shopping and I was thrilled! So when I saw this cool/happy/sweet otter pic that fits in with another piece I have by the same artist, it was meant to be mine. --side note, 15 years ago I saw an otter in my yard for the first time. Having never seen an otter in the wild in my life, I started yelling that there was a seal outside. I've never lived that down. So the otters seemed appropriate.-- ANYWAY, I'm very pleased with my shopping experience in this little gallery. They offer a variety of price points and unique gift items for the special people in your life. Stop by and I dare you to not smile when you look at their ever changing collections.

What a beautiful gallery! They have all types of art on display and in such a fresh bright setting…read more It was nice to be able to walk in an admire all they had for sale. The staff member there was very friendly, answering any questions quickly from customers.

Nice selection of modern art, paintings as well colored glass…read more If there is a piece that you like they will email you a picture of it.

On July 8, 2025 Tropical Solace, a five story mural by artist MUTA Visión was unveiled at the…read moreGovernmental Center Parking Garage in downtown Fort Lauderdale. The mural faces Broward Boulevard. The artist known as MUTA Visión is Muta Santiago, a Hispanic American Visual artist and Muralist, currently based in Miami, Florida. MUTA Visión is known for portraiture, experimental street art, and commercial work. Tropical Solace replaces a historical themed mural that has been on the garage since 1988. It was painted by Dan Daddonna who passed away in 2014. The mural was of various historical scenes in Broward and it depicted a less inclusive past. One of the images was of former Florida Governor Napoleon Bonaparte Broward, the county's namesake, who was known for being a segregationist. Some of the things he has said are not aligned with current views and people felt the mural was racist. It had also become faded and was not in keeping with the vibrancy of downtown. Last year residents were able to weigh in on a survey. Environmental conservation won and popular opinion held that the new mural should highlight the Everglades. Tropical Solace depicts a Great Blue Heron with a tropical sunset in the background. A palate of bright blues, greens and oranges was chosen in the survey. I love the new artwork. It brightens up downtown and is a great backdrop for pictures. While I love all things historical, it was time to move in a new direction.