Art Alley is a welcoming gallery filled with works from local and regional artists. They have been…read moreshowcasing art for 23 years in the heart of Edgewood.

Excellent Art Gallery! Nice selection of original art. And the prices are reasonable. Well worth…read morethe time to stop-by and visit.

Beautiful paintings and hand made jewelry from artists all over the Southeast, in very reasonable…read moreprice ranges. The staff is friendly and willing to work with you to find something perfect for you. A fun place to spend time browsing, in a fun and funky little revived downtown area full of interesting shops and restaurants.

From the owner: We are an Art Gallery with fine art of many types : Traditional oil paintings, Contemporary, Folk…read moreArt, handmade jewelry, metal sculpture, and pottery.

We visited this gallery today before eating dinner next-door and it's a really interesting place…read more Most of the items are made from recycled materials and some of them are rather fascinating-looking. We also had a pleasant conversation with the owner and one of her repeat customers, so it was a very enjoyable experience.

I found this place while searching museums in Birmingham. Since I was in town for business, I had…read moreto work until 4 which is the time all of the museums close. But this place was open until 6 on Saturdays. I am soooo glad I visited. It has some very creative and amazing art all by local artists for purchase. There is some great talent in this city. . I definitely recommend and also suggest a couple of more unique shops on the same block.

This is a must visit spot with beautiful art work to include nice jewelry. I was very pleased a…read morefound this place. Excellent customer service also.

From the owner: Artists Incorporated Gallery features 56 Alabama artists offering a full range of original,…read moreone-of-a-kind fine art and craft in all media: paintings in oil, acrylic, watercolor, and mixed media; sculptures in bronze, metal, clay and wood; fine crafts including artisan glass, pottery, fabric art, and jewelry. Exhibiting artists work in the gallery and look forward to meeting you! We have an opening reception on the First Friday of each month from 4:30-7:30. Everyone is invited. It's free and refreshments are served.

Amazing selection chosen by knowledgeable owners, who also serve as your customer service…read morerepresentatives. I have never been anything less than thrilled with every aspect of my experience at Griffith, and I have been a customer for over 35 years. Thank you, Griffith brothers! I hope to be back very soon!

Astute connoisseurs of art! They know their stuff. Beautiful selection of local art and durable…read moreframes. Quickly appraised my antique vase and even helped me to my car. Nice guys!

A fantastic collection of outsider and folk art. Mrs. Webber is a fount of knowledge and kindness…read morewho is adept at making you feel at home in her gallery. Pay her a visit, learn a thing or two, and take home to precious cargo :)

My original post: While Marcia Weber offers a very well-selected gallery of artists, I felt taken…read moreadvantage of on a $600 painting I bought (not a fortune, but a committment just the same). I was told when I purchased it I could sit with it a while to decide if it was for me. I did not expect to need to return anything so I didn't think much of it. However, when I got the painting in the room it just didn't work. I tried a lot of design adjustments because the piece really spoke to me and I wanted it to work, and in honesty, I did take several months to go to lengths to make interior changes, and try it in other rooms as well, but it just really didn't do the rooms or the piece justice the way they juxtaposed. But when I emailed a bit later to ask if I could return it for a credit because it just didn't work, Marcia never responded. I emailed again, again asking not for the promised refund, but a credit, and still no reply. It was clear that she was not interested in my business after she'd taken my money. As much as I like the artists she represents, I do not anticipate buying from her again based on how she treated me, and the hollow promises of satisfaction or a return option. I hope she treats the artists better than she did me, and I hope Matilda Pennic got a fair percentage of that $600. 2014 Update: In response to my honest review posted two years ago, I just received the below message, through Yelp messages, from Marcia. (I still have the emails I sent you Marcia, which were from the same email account I used to purchase the item. It was months after purchase, not years.) I'm sorry that Ms. Weber doesn't like getting a review that holds her accountable for how she treats her customers, but this is reality. My experience is exactly as stated in my review. Would Ms. Weber like to do something to resolve the issue, or bully me for speaking honestly about my experience? ----------------------------------- Hi L, Marcia W. sent you a message on Yelp: Subject: Your Review "I never received an email OR a simple phonecall from you about this situation. I would have answered you and resolved it if so. I'm surprised by your unreasonable expectations. Grow up and get over it. Namaste, Marcia" ---------------------------------- Marcia is basically using Yelp messages as a proxy for harassment. This has been reported to Yelp, and I have saved this page as a pdf for my records should harassment persist. I was treated poorly and was refused a promised return, and now I am being harassed? Ridiculous. Marcia, art doesn't expire or go stale, so why not offer to resolve the issue here and now? Why not make right if you ever had an intention of doing so? A decent business owner would say nothing and accept responsibility for her actions, and even learn from it. Or, perhaps offer to do something to remedy the situation. I think Marcia's defensive, deflective attitude (notice there is no apology or kindness) speaks volumes about her real attitude toward her "refund" policy, and her nastiness is quite telling that she did deliberately dodge my attempts at contact and resolution in the first place. Telling someone "Grow up and get over it" after you swindled them, is like mean-girl psychotic. I don't think I am the one who needs to grow up.

Awesome creative space in the West End creative district. Artists will have opportunity to have…read morestudiokoop space and a restaurant type venue.

Wry sophisticated and high quality art gallery in downtown Columbus. Check this place out!read more

From the owner: The Bo Bartlett Center is an 18,425-square-foot interactive gallery space housed on the River Park…read morecampus of Columbus State University in downtown Columbus, GA. The red brick, former textile warehouse turned gallery space, designed by AIA award-winning architect, Tom Kundig, sits on the banks of the Chattahoochee River. Complementing exhibitions in the CSU Department of Art’s acclaimed Norman Shannon and Emmy Lou P. Illges Gallery, the Bartlett Center serves as an experiential learning center and cultural hub for the visual arts while affording visitors a broad range of arts experiences offered within the College’s arts district. As part of the College of the Arts’ Corn Center for Visual Arts, the Bo Bartlett Center is a pivotal element in the continued emergence of a national and international presence. The Bo Bartlett Center aims to enhance the cultural and educational environment of the university and the community. We strive to provide access to art through exhibitions and cross-disciplinary programming that promote the appreciation and understanding of the arts. The Bartlett Center annually rotates six to eight diverse regional, national, and international exhibitions in its galleries. Additionally, the center houses The Scarborough Collection: 14 monumental paintings by Bartlett, as well as the complete archive of sketchbooks, correspondence, journals, recordings, photographs, artistic notes, memorabilia, and objects relevant to the production of Bartlett’s work.