This is a rad little gallery. I showed some mixed media oil paintings at Reno Art Works recently…read moreand they were great to work with. Very professional and nice in emails and in person. The atmosphere is cool as it's kind of like an industrial storefront in the Dickerson road arts district. Lots of cool arts stuff outside. I was driving by and I was like, yes, this must be the gallery. I visited the group art show to check it out and it all looked great. Didn't make the opening as I'm shy, sober and socially awkward but heard it went well. I hear Reno Art Works has art classes in the space which seems pretty awesome too. What a great community arts resource!

This is a great co-op art studio that rents space to artists. Once a month they have Open Studio…read moreSaturday where the public are welcome to walk through and interact with the artists and see their work. The gallery changes and is currently set up with dog and cat pieces to benefit and raise awareness for the SPCA. They host various events like bands and my personal favorite a public "Stich N' B!tch". If you're looking to get a little culture or are an artist looking for a space to create, this is the place for you.

I was surprised I hadn't heard about the Artists Co-Op before today! I learned about it from…read moreanother art group here in Reno and decided to check out the reception they were having for an exhibition entitled, "The Art of Words." When I walked in, I was immediately greeted by a kind lady who told me a bit about the co-op. I learned they have a new exhibition every month but display current members' art all the time. I had the feeling that the members have been a part of this for many years. I headed on back to the exhibition and passed through several rooms on the way there where I saw the members' artworks. When I reached the back room for the exhibition, I spent some time admiring how some artists interpreted "The Art of Words." I was mostly impressed with the pieces that were actually made out of the pages of books like dioramas. When a member and I chatted about portraits (which I enjoy painting), I was a little disappointed to learn they would never hold an exhibition of portraiture because "portraits don't sell." I'll keep an eye out for future exhibitions though, because I enjoy supporting local artists.

What a trippy little place, and actually it's much bigger than you would think. It's a good place…read moreto check out local Reno artists and their works every couple of months. Some really cool stuff in there! Sometimes it can be a very fun, eclectic collection of stuff, not just your typical Reno souvenir blah...

What an awesome little Art Gallery and a great addition to the Riverwalk area!…read more Located on the west side of S Virginia right next to the bridge across the Truckee, this small space features the works of local artist Steve LeFevre. I attended the Grand Opening recently and was amazed at the variety of subjects that this artist paints. From local city scenes to local musicians, lots of great things attract his eye. I and my local multiple award winning group, First Take featuring Rick Metz (www.RickMetz.com), as well as many of the musicians that regularly sit in with us, have been honored to be a subject of his a few times. It's always fun to wind up in a painting by a talented artist. It's a small space packed full of lots of paintings. Everything is available for sale at reasonable prices, so if you'd like something to add to your personal art collection, drop by to browse and see what catches your eye...I'm sure something will... Support local artists!

Nice little gallery in Reno. I found it interesting to talk to Steve about his art, and how it has…read moregrown throughout the years. Next time I'm in the area again, I'll make it a point to visit again.

What can I add to the conversation.... As a long time Nevada resident I continue to enjoy Stremmel…read moreGalleries contributions to our amazing community art scene. The current auction at GSR is stunning and I was privileged to capture a moment in time with the lovely collection. A once in a lifetime opportunity to see these beautiful works of art before they find a home in a private collection.

I'll have to start with how amazingly comfortable Parker Stremmel made it when I inquired about a…read morepainting I was looking for. I have to emphasize "inquire" because how he treated me without thinking I would eventually purchase the painting was unintimidating, not judgmental, and even exceptionally cordial. This was all through a phone call and emails. Understand that this painting was fairly in high demand, and he could easily just treat me as a "number". But he took the time to have a conversation about the artist, the artwork, and the expectations of what I was looking for BEFORE even having anything on hand for me to consider. His email replies were always the same day or the day after. With much appreciation and excitement, he was able to pull through with what I was looking for; and I became a lucky customer of Stremmel Gallery. I look forward to working with Parker again in the future!

We had never been to this store, but we were looking for a recliner, and decided to give it a try…read more What is really amazing in this store is the gorgeous selections of wood furniture. I found a stunning desk, but we were shopping for a recliner. The man helping us was very knowledgeable. I would definitely recommend giving this place a try...even if I didn't find a recliner!

Huge selection and many styles! Two story building with nice quality and affordable furniture. We…read morebought a side table and coffee table that are unique and solid wood. Prices were comparable to other places with not so great quality like Ashley etc . We were checked on a few times and told where certain pieces came from. We will be back!

I have purchased a half dozen pieces from art source. My experience dealing with the owner Cristal…read morehas always been positive. She takes the time to help you find the right piece and then frames it at a reasonable fee. She has a wide range of art to suit many tastes and budgets. It's the only place I go for art!

When we moved into our new house we received a post card in the mail from Art Source. I've been an…read moreart collector for over 20 years. I like to change out my art because I get tired of looking at the same piece over the fireplace. So when I went into Art Source's Gallery I was in beyond impressed with their wide selection of my some of favorite artists: Pradzynski Zjawinska, Neiman, Yuroz, Neiman--and at the reduced prices, as I know what these artists go for in most galleries and Ebay. My husband and I picked out two pieces for our powder room but couldn't decide on which one. Chrystal let us take both home for a "try before you buy". We ended up with neither, because we found a piece already framed that we liked even better. See pic. This piece just made me smile, and that's what art should do--make you ponder, smile, or just 'feel something' disturbing. Chystal the owner is very nice and never pushy. If you see something you like, she tell you all about that artist and quote you a price because some of the pieces are not marked.

A neat-o arts collective. Friendly folks, nice space. May '11, a really great exhibit, especially…read morethe metalwork and sculpture pieces. They even show local movies! Check it out.

Visited on a Saturday afternoon at approx. 3pm. The cafe has closed by then, and the museum wasn't…read morebusy. We managed to visit two floors of exhibits in about an hour. There were many thought-provoking and educational pieces. I love that the fruit and vegetables planted on site is accessible to everyone. I also love the floral mural and curtains in the lounge. The retail items in the gift shops are gorgeous as well. Would have been awesome if there were NMA merchandise to purchase for souvenirs!

The wife and I decided to have a ditch day from work and while having breakfast I wanted us to do…read moresomething we don't often do but both enjoy, and that's why we came to the Nevada Museum of Art. As a walk in on a week day there were a couple groups of students touring and a few other walk ins, but for the most part it seemed like we had the place to ourselves. We spent a couple hours taking in as much as possible, from fully immersing ourselves in Ernesto Neto's Children of the Earth to exploring other works like one of my favorites, Ducks in a Row by Clare Rojas. We then enjoyed the bakery in the lower level, quickly admired the Bristlecone clock in the library before departing. There was a section under development that we were unable to explore and we did almost miss the Ernesto Neto exhibit as the entryway was right next to the blocked off area under development. As we were preparing to exit, my wife saw the small entryway next to a table where someone was stationed to block off the section under development. The person stationed there said nothing. Luckily her curiosity led us the exhibit, but we could've easily missed it.

I came in to get a piece of art framed and I needed help with how to design it. I was greeted…read morewarmly by the staff and the shop dog. I had an idea what I wanted to design, and I was shown many options. In the end, I was guided to the right choice and I can't wait to pick it up! This is not as budget friendly as some big box stores, but they are out of business, and the Frame Shop is still here. You get what you pay for.

I've used them a couple times for framing and have been really pleased. They were patient with my…read moresearch for the perfect frame and matte which was not easy. Prices are reasonable and they try to help you save by offering in stock material at half price. Can't wait to pick up this beauty next week.