If you love more "traditional" art that deals with mostly wildlife, I highly suggest this "shop"…read more It looks like an art gallery when you walk in (completely filled with all kinds of art from various sizes) but it's all for sale! There's prints at decent prices and then originals for sale, too! Those are far more expensive, but I feel they are worth it. The owner is very nice and can tell you about any of the pieces, even if you just mention a type of animal or anything else. He's also very quick to respond to emails! And when buying an art piece (at least a framed one) he puts a type of protective wrap around it so less chance of damaging when in the car/going home. He also gives advice on how to properly hang it! I wish the outside of the building wasn't so run down, but I won't fault him for that! The inside and the owner is what matters, as well as, of course, the art pieces themselves. Also he changes the art on the walls every day! Not all the pieces, but there's always something "new" on the walls.

From the owner: We let Jessie Ventura pick the name of our business off of a list of 80 names at the Hennepin…read morecounty fair in 1997 while he was campaigning for governor of Minnesota. He said competition will run from ya and customers will run to ya! The name has served us well ever sense. Thank you Jesse. We have a art gallery and framing center located in Rogers Minnesota on interstate 94 and highway 101.

I LOVE Michaels, and this one is my favorite! .It's always well stocked on their supplies and the…read moreassociates are very helpful. Since I was a youngster, I always dabbled in art, and Michaels makes it really easy to assemble my supplies! I have always sewn too, I know, a lost art and sill and this is where I get my threads! Fabrics, I can always get somewhere else, but threads? They have the best selection! Jo-Ann Fabrics? Well, they are closing, but I have gotten better threads here at Michaels anyways. Hooray for Michaels!

Stopped in at Michael's today to do a return and find some fabric paint. The gal working at the…read moreregister was amazing and very chipper. She seemed like she enjoyed her job there. It was nice to see! I was looking for white fabric spray paint and that was the only color they were out of stock on... ugh! Next time I guess or Amazon. I prefer venturing here vs JoAnn's for most of my crafting needs. It's easier to find and more organized. I can typically run in and out and the checkout line is faster too. Thanks for the great service.

PERFECT frames & framing for every photo, poster, painting, print -…read more I've had all of my framing done by them. Here's a good example: I brought in a print and they found a gorgeous frame to match. Unfortunately, they didn't have enough wood For the picture, so they cut a bit off of the print and it looks great. (They asked me first before they

Very professional, they did great work and helped me curate exactly what I wanted. I will…read moredefinitely be back.

The service here is always phenomenal and the guy who works here primarily is so knowledgeable!! If…read moreyou ever need anything framed please check this place out, it's truly the best and we take all our photos there.

Don and his team are great. I bring all my art work there! Their workmanship and attention to…read moredetail is impeccable! Always sets a realistic expectation on when it's complete and never missed a deadline. HIGHLY recommended.

Brenda is amazing to work with! I have brought over 10 treasured pieces to her for framing. The…read moreentire experience is customized and her expertise is invaluable! The team also treats the art with great care! The shop cat is an extra part of the charm! If I could give more than 5 stars, I would!!!!! Thank you!!!!

My experience was terrific. The service was so personal and the owner truly understood why I…read moreneeded to get a random collection of pictures framed for my Father who is quickly losing his memory. She went above and beyond to get them done in a very short timeframe and even offered to personally deliver them to me. When I took the to my Dad, he cried. And that wouldn't have happened without a sensitive, caring and EXCELLENT Framing Plus of Anoka. Cannot recommend highly enough!

Jane's the best. She's a great collaborator when making framing decisions and a skilled restorer. I…read moretrust her judgement completely.

I had three pieces framed here and they all came out amazing. Jane helped us through the whole…read moreprocess and the frames she choose where perfect for each piece. The frames look like they were specifically made for each piece it now frames. One oil painting now looks like it should belong in a museum. I would strongly recommend using Caplow (and specifically Jane) for your next framing needs, especially if you have a valued or treasured piece. It will be well looked after and perfectly framed by Caplow. Thank you so much Jane and the Caplow team.

I brought back this beautiful painting from Colombia and needed an expert to stretch and reframe…read moreit. I could not be happier with the results! I was able to get it back in a short amount of time too! Communication was easy and clear. Price was fair and payment was a breeze. I would highly recommend!!

There are three things an adult man needs in today's society:…read more-A barber. No, a hair stylist does not count. We can't wear makeup, but we can be sure that one thing is correct. -A tailor. Buy clothes that come closest to fitting, then make them. You look and feel better. Shocker. -A serious business framer. If you go to Michael's Craft stores with your coupon in hand, I will strike you on the mouth for even considering that crap before you enter your car. Dan is my framer and he's a one-man operation that just moved to Nordeast Minneapolis. He does everything by a quick email/phone call, but has normal hours that you can stop by for. His prices are inexpensive, which is normally impossible in actual framing for high quality wood and glass that's worth putting in a house or really any non-dorm room. When you're spending $30-50 at Ikea for plastic with plexi or $100-150 with food and glass, the choice isn't that difficult. He makes a variety of other products too if you need a coat rack to iPhone holder to a variety of driftwood objects. He's a bit of a wizard craftsman, harking from an earlier day of commerce. I find him comically cheap and have no idea how he stays in business, but when you make a solid product, it's odd but people want to come back to you and refer you to friends. Definitely check him out if you're framing your friend's hipster artwork or grandmother's portrait. He's worth the google search.