We stopped into this quant art gallery featuring local artists. The owners are so friendly. You…read morewill LOVE visiting this studio. One of the owners let us know of local events happening this weekend. Doug Monson, owner and artist, does charcoal and graphite art. You HAVE TO come here! We loved our visit!

We stopped into this gallery looking for something a little specific. While there we chatted with…read morethe owner. She had beautiful photographs and shared stories of how she captured some of the amazing animals she had on display. It was a delight to visit and view the wonderful artwork! A definite must stop!

From the owner: Eagle Rock Gallery fine art is extraordinary in the sale of fine art by nationally and…read moreinternationally recognized artists. We specialize in the sale of fine art in all price ranges selling artist direct to you, meeting your every home decor and interior design needs. “Art washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life .” Picasso

We were surprised to find this little art co-op. We were staying in Pinedale, Wy and had tried…read moresearching for art galleries in the area with no luck. We stumbled a-crossed this while checking out the stores downtown. It's a tiny little shop and the artist's take turn running the store. Currently 9 artist are displaying there craft. We found a few things to take home and enjoyed visiting with the artist. It's worth taking a few minute of your time to see what's available.

You'll find this lovely art shop in the Dornan village area of the Grand Tetons and about 15…read moreminutes from Jackson. It features local artist paintings, handmade jewelry, cards, hats and more. Some items I thought to be reasonably priced while others I thought to be high. The young lady working was friendly and helpful!

Last Friday the Willard Arts Center held an opening for their Japanese Woodblock Prints exhibit,…read moreand it was fabulous! The curator, Nathan Barnes, gave a great presentation on the artists, this particular medium and Japanese history at the time woodblocking was an industry. They served sushi and drinks and used the premier to promote local artist Steve Neilsen's exhibit, Out of Chaos, upstairs. And because this was the exhibit's opening, the Art Center was open in the evening! Idaho Falls may not be the most cultured city, but events like this prove we have potential! I love supporting the arts, and this is a great opportunity to do just that while experiencing some phenomenal Japanese woodblock prints. While I wish these exhibits could be open in the evenings, I'm sure they don't have the funding to pay for the support staff those hours would require. But maybe if more of us frequent the Willard Arts Center, it will give them reason to look for ways to make that work!

From the owner: The Willard Arts Center includes the Carr and Hall art galleries, the WAC artist studios, and the…read moreColonial Theater. The Carr and Hall galleries display rotating exhibitions of Idaho and national artists in a variety of mediums.

Always has updated offerings from some of the best artists in America. Carrie and her team are the…read morebest. They will work hard to find that perfect piece for that special place in your home. I have several pieces of Carrie's in my home in Jackson and Lake Martin, Al.

Gallery Wild is a lovely open space to browse wildlife and landscape art, sculptures, photography…read moreand furniture that you may want to purchase for your own. Emerging and established artist are featured in this gallery space capturing the essence of the Wild West beauty in their own unique way and through a variety of techniques and mediums. Carrie Wild, a wildlife painter, and her husband Jason Williams, a wildlife photographer, are the artist owners of Gallery Wild whose own artwork is on display, and is a result of many inspiring hours spent in the field observing, and studying their life's passion - the Wild. Additionally, the beautiful Gallery Wild space is available for special events.

Well, this place is like a museum totally worth checking out whether you're ready to buy or just…read moreadmire. Photographers of the walking through having their imaginations challenged don't miss.

"The diversity of life on this planet is a miraculous gift. What gives me the greatest joy is being…read moreable to share glimpses of it. I hope my work stands as a testament of the power of timeless beauty and a reminder that we must not take our fellow wild creatures for granted." Thomas Mangelsen Manglesen is artist extrodinaire, and his tool is his camera. While browsing his gallery of photography, you'll discover Mother Nature's creations in their habitat, and it will seem as if you're there with them in that moment of time. On display is Mangelsen most famous wildlife photo entitled, "Catch of the Day". An award winning photographer, his photos are offered in a variety of sizes, packages, optional framing and display options at Manglesen.com. A Jackson, Wyoming resident for many years, Manglesen spends up to nine months a year traveling and documenting through photography his passion of wildlife. Watch his 2018 interview with Anderson Cooper on 60 Minutes - fascinating!

Lisa put together a complicated folding accordion shape frame…read more of obituary insert pictures into individual frames of deceased classmates for a 60 year class reunion involving about 60 individuals who are deceased classmates "from yearbook pictures. Very complicated job but she did a great job.

A crowded store with an incoherent collection of dated, conservative, mostly commercial art…read moresuitable for hotel rooms. Sold my elderly mother overpriced "collectible" prints as 'investments,' bilking her out of thousands of dollars then suddenly knew nothing when it came time to sell it. Caveat emptor folks. Find a real art gallery, because these folks are just scam artists.