Van Gogh's Ear is located along Whiskey Row in Prescott. It is contemporary in nature and one of…read moreour favorite galleries in Prescott. It features jewelry, mixed media, fiber arts, handmade shoes, paintings, ceramics, wearables and a lot more. Staff are friendly and helpful. I would have loved just about any item in the gallery if it were for our current collection which is bursting at the seams. In any event, we certainly enjoyed their art inventory. Free street parking.

Love this gallery! We visit often as we live in the area…read more The staff is always very pleasant but Peggy is extremely friendly, and knowledgeable. We love that we can place things in our home from local artists. The art is unique and always changing.

An outstanding gallery with a fun collection and variety of art. I got a beautiful glass blown…read morecactus. Employees were all very nice and helpful.

Love this shop. So many different styles and types of art. It's hard not to walk out with something…read moreevery time we go there.

Christina has an effervescent personality and is warm and welcoming to everyone who comes in. The…read morestore has an eclectic and beautiful melange of high- end art and jewelry at very reasonable prices. It's a wonderful store to browse through and linger over to admire great pieces.

Update a year later: This is still a cute place. I think…read morethey have more wall art. Nothing for us today.

Met the artist and bought my husband one of his paintings. Both my husband and I have admired his…read morework and frequently visit the gallery. I plan on adding more pieces to hopefully a growing collection in our home. I thought his pieces are reasonably priced. Mr Weir is a charming man and brings his sweet dog to work by his side.

I love Mr. Weir's paintings! Very lovely work I've been a fan for a few years and love stopping by…read morehis gallery. His paintings are so very artistic and professionally done. Each tells me a story and I just can't get enough time to ponder the gallery.

This is a nice little art gallery featuring mostly Native American and Western style paintings and…read moresculptures. There are some beautiful pieces here. In my opinion it is a little less geared toward the tourist impulse buying. You won't find the assortment of bangles and baubles and tchotchkes and souvenirs that some of the Whiskey Row shops and galleries have next to the quality items. It is definately worth a look.

Flat out fantastic western art. Unique western bronzes and incredible wall art at super…read morereasonable prices. The owner/Ron is knowledgeable and an expert in western art. This is the place if your looking for unique western art.

This gallery is located along Whiskey Row in Prescott. It s a cooperative gallery with…read morecontributing artists working at the desk. You will find jewelry of all types, ornaments, wearables, purses, paintings, ceramics, and other art media is here. Staff are knowledgeable and helpful. Free street parking.

I always enjoy visiting this art gallery. The paintings and ceramics are especially pretty. I like…read moreto visit Sundays early when there are not many people there. It's a very pleasant experience and I like to take my time to admire everything in silence and without rushing. Every couple of months I feel the need to visit this lovely place. I recommend it for appreciative people. You'll not regret your time spent there for enriching your soul.

This wonderfully curated collection of local artisan's work is one of the nicest in Prescott. Owner…read moreJulie Adams' shop was previously located on Miller Valley road. It was a very nice shop then, but there is something about this location that seems even better. Maybe it's all the natural light from the floor-to-ceiling glass windows. I'm not sure, but it is a real pleasure browsing all the beautiful work. One little thing I really like are the hand-made artisan greeting cards. There are so many unique and interesting ones, and big bonus, they are no more expensive than regularly priced Hallmark cards! How cool is that? The store itself opens to the outside of the mall, and is located at the main mall entrance. Some of the newer stores around the mall aren't up to what I'd call common "Mall Standards" and don't give the feel that Gateway Mall can be revitalized. But Prescott Art Market is a wonderful addition and gives a bit of hope to that. I highly recommend you visit this shop.

Don't have a review for this store. I am looking for a particular painting that I saw in an art…read moregallery in Prescott, but I have no clue which one. Does anyone know where I can buy the painting below?

I was amazed at this cute little gallery on whisky row. The art is insanely great and the jewelry…read moreis to die for. The gallery is so small but I literally spent over an hour looking at all the beautiful things. My husband wound up buying me a little Dave Newman painting and I love it!

Delightful gallery with a unique assortment of handmade jewels and art. Owned by the fantastic team…read moreof Dave and Donna and supported by Jane and Nancy don't miss visiting this eclectic gallery. Special orders and requests are accommodated.

There are so many artists up in Prescott that they really do need to get some more art in there. It…read morewas very sparse. I didn't catch the gentleman's name that was working on 10/9 but he was fabulous. There is really not a lot to look at. Whatever you do buy there, it helps to support the local artist. I WOULD RECOMMEND

A smaller gallery featuring mostly photography and some wearables on the main level. Staff were…read morehelpful and invited us to the Mezzanine level for another exhibit. We visited the Mezzanine to see mostly fiber works. Some nice figurative felted works to view. Free outdoor street parking.

The Prescott Indian Art Market is not an art gallery as this listing shows at the time of this…read morereview. It is a fantastic 2-day festival held annually on the four-acre Sharlott Hall Museum campus. This year it was held on July 14-15. The variety of beautiful items on display and for sale is impressive: jewelry, clothing, wood carvings, ceramics, sculptures in all sorts of mediums, paintings, baskets, blankets... If you love Native American artistry as much as I do, this is definately an event to watch for. A blurb from the museum website for the 2018 festival says: "More than 102 juried American artists, representing 30 tribes and pueblos, will present traditional and contemporary artwork making PIAM one of the Southwest's premier Indian-art markets." This is one of the better shows in Prescott.

One of the Best Indian Art Show and Markets. With amazing artists and Native American Culture and…read morefoods. Too many good things to mention, with an outstanding artist talent (just discovered....by me) in the work of Rueben Richards, a (Dine') Navajo painter.