Wonderful spot with so many talented artists! Varied media and fabulous studio spaces. Can't wait…read moreto go back.

Wonderful artists studios and gallery. The folks in there are very sweet and friendly. Loads of…read moreclasses to take. The gallery had lots of pretty and creative things to look at and purchase. You can rent space in there as your studio. You can become a member and participate in gallery openings. A fun stop! Shared parking lot and free WiFi.

Excellent show. Very nice and friendly docent. We were shown the various work spaces and…read moregalleries.

Love the open mic night on the third Friday of every month. Anyone of any age will appreciate this.read more

Was on a layover and decided to checkout some local activities…read more Parking was on the challenging side because it is also next to a theatre and a performance was scheduled. We visited on a Wednesday after 3pm...it's pay what you can and they're open til 8pm so that also added to parking congestion. No pressure to pay/donate but they did let us know the normal price. We opted to pay $5 vs. the regular $28 per person. I primarily wanted to visit the Yayoi Kusama room but loved the butterfly installation and the tiny rooms as well. They have a nice variety of art work overall. There were some areas that were closed off due to a private event, so didn't get to visit all exhibits and they also have some additional pay areas too. Highly recommend and would definitely visit again!

PRICE SLIGHTLY STEEP Not my favorite art museum I've ever…read morebeen to as it lacks big well known pieces. I felt the adult price of $28 was too high, especially as a couple -- that's almost $60 for a day out of looking at some pictures. They do offer a AAA $3 discount, which we took advantage of. KUMSAMA FIREFLIES INFINITY MIRROR ROOM My favorite part was the Kusama Fireflies Infinity Mirror Room, where you wander into a room of darkness surrounded by mesmerizing twinkling lights and mirrors. I wasn't aware that this was there, so it was a pleasant surprise. LAYOUT I felt the museum has a slightly confusing, disjointed layout. GIFT SHOP There's a quality gift shop selling typical art museum items like jewelry, scarves, mugs, etc. LOCKERS There are complimentary lockers for backpacks/purses and water. WEB SITE Before our trip, I used their web site and found it confusing to find out the price of tickets and as to whether they were actually open on certain days. See my photos attached. Helpful?

This festival is sponsored by Vermillion Productions. Vermillion hosts a number of different art…read morefestivals throughout Arizona during the winter months into early spring prior to the heat. We enjoyed the art scene with painters, sculptors, glass artists, jewelers and mixed media artists. Adult beverages may be purchased. There was live music singing Motown music. They were great. A nice day for a stroll around some fine art. Free entry and street parking.

The Marshall Gallery is located in an Old Town Scottsdale. It is one of my favorite galleries in…read morethe area for all their contemporary collection of paintings, glass, and sculptures. Don't forget to visit their upstairs area showing more glass works and paintings. Free street parking.

I visited the Marshall Art Gallery this morning and received an excellent education in many fine…read moreartists and their outstanding pieces. I personally loved the works of Douglas Aagars. Jillian did a wonderful job of demonstrating the importance of lighting when displaying his Birch Tree painting. The Gallery had a wonderful display of multiple mediums from many artists from the Western States. I would recommend visiting this Gallery and working with Jillian Latzman.

Beautiful local artwork that was reasonably priced. Knowledge staff that allowed us to export the…read moreart we liked on our own and was there when we were ready to learn more about the local artist and their work. Wish we had a local store like this that supported local artists like Practical Art.

This is a more modern art / contemporary art store. Worth a stop if you're in the Uptown area. I…read morelove that they support local artists! They have a large selection of unframed prints which is a great way to showcase more available art. Though the selection was small, the t-shirts were really nice. A lot of the art on the walls wasn't marked so I wasn't sure if it was for sale or not and I hate asking!

What a bright and awesome family-friendly event to experience after dark! We purchased tickets and…read moreparking online, which saved us a few bucks. The lights festival is located in the pathway between the Camelback Ranch baseball stadiums. Such great usage of the trail, which runs about one mile long and is paved and very accessible. This year there are four themed zones: Bugs Aglow, Color of Holidays, Rainforest, and Prehistoric Animals. There are lanterns high and low, on the water and intertwined between the bushes and trees. There are tons of displays and interactive elements for the kids and us childlike adults too! Halfway through, there is a food court -- I just wished they had more Asian-inspired foods and gifts booths. It took us about one hour to complete, but we didn't want it to end! I have been to a few other luminous festivals, but this one by far knocks it out of the park. I heard they do add some new installations every year, so this is definitely not a one-time thing!

This Light Festival was awesome!!! Great for adults and kids alike. I wish they had some more…read morevendors for Christmas nick nacks and snacks to munch on...but besides that. It was great! I wasn't expected it to be so live and active. This is a must try for all family's or if you like lights...come check it out to. Thank You Tianyu Light Festival!!!

The ambient studio is the working studio & gallery for Phoenix-based artist Daniel Shepherd,…read morefeaturing abstractions & organic figurative works in acrylic & mixed media. Located at 1023 W Grand Ave. in downtown Phoenix, the studio is open to the public every First Friday or by appointment.