What beautiful artwork here! The artist works on pieces daily in this small gallery/studio of hers…read more She is very friendly and will easily give you the information you need.

I've been to the AGH 3 times in the last month. My husband and I were lucky to attend Industry…read moreTheatre's Garden Projects preview and I am Still an Artist series event - complete with a bar and masked dance party! The event was wonderfully executed featuring music, dance, theatre centered on community voices. I would love to come to a regular event like this to meet other artists and art appreciators, preview new art from local artists, drink, dance and have a great time - absolutely amazing!! My second two visits were to mainly see the Maud Lewis exhibit- which I'm so glad I did before the shut-down. I loved taking my time through the enormous collection of works. The colors, shapes, textures, application and style I am crazy for. I appreciated seeing like pieces together - it really helped me see how unique and purposeful each composition was. The documentary film and plaques throughout helped tell the story. Other pieces throughout the museum also caught my eye. The Tom Thomson exhibit and various contemporary pieces were very cool to take in. You can use the app Artivive to activate certain pieces through interactive A.I. designs, video and audio enhancements. The gift shop is also amazing! I got so many fun holiday gifts for friends, family, and a few books for myself too. I can't wait to see what's up next.

I recently visited the Art Gallery of Hamilton and was really impressed by the variety and quality…read moreof the exhibitions. It's located right in the heart of downtown, making it super accessible, and the space itself is beautiful very clean, quiet, and well-organized. I specifically enjoyed "The Great Lakes" exhibit; it was a really thoughtful exploration of the landscape using different media like video and sculpture. The gallery also has a fantastic permanent collection of Canadian art (including some Group of Seven pieces) and the Kim Adams "Bruegel-Bosch Bus" is a must-see you can spend ages just looking at all the tiny details in that installation. The staff was helpful and the AGH Shop on the way out has some really unique jewelry and home goods that you don't see everywhere else. Whether you're a local or just visiting the city, it's a great way to spend a few hours. If you're coming on a weekend, check the parking meters nearby as some are free on Saturdays, or use the underground city parking right on King Street West. Thursday's admission is free and the gallery is open late :).

Small place, but great art! I love all the artists they've shown, it's so different from other…read morestuff I've seen.

From the owner: Showcase contemporary art by emerging & established artists.read more

This place was okay. It was GREAT when the Observatory/ Hamilton Artist's INC. was Upstairs !…read moreThey use to have those Amazing clash and trash parties! CLASS upstairs EUROTRASH downstairs ! NOW The gallery on the bay sucks The owners are snobs and very pretentious. Do NOT buy their overpriced garbage. Trust me.

This space is absolute beautiful, stunning, gorgeous…read more.. As an art lover.. this cafe is a dream. I lived the ability to sit down and enjoy my treats then take a stroll through the gallery. This place was very spacious with tons of seating. The atmosphere was friendly. The customer service was great too. I loved all the syrup options that they offer. I ordered the Matcha with Toasted Marshmallow syrup and a cowboy cookie! Everything was perfect. I loved every moment of being here.

This place is newly opened and already buzzing. Gorgeous design, lovely floor to ceiling windows,…read morecoffee, snacks + a gallery / shop. Curated by Julia Veenstra it's got lovely vibes so far with a large gallery space and a boutique shop at the back with artistic clothes and jewelry.

I phoned the gallery and spoke with the owner (Bob) about purchasing a painting and was in…read morediscussions about shipping it to the US. The owner expressed some frustration about shipping to US. And, I asked if we could figure out a way to make it work and he said he'd get the painting and consider it. A while later a staff member (Andrea) called back and left a message for me to call back. I returned the call and she said they didn't want to ship it to US and was concerned it was in fragile condition. I sad Ok. I then called a friend who lives nearby said he'd be able to get / it or receive it and bring it when he visited me soon. So, I called back and told the staff member I had a solution to the situation and informed her my friend could handle and bring the piece. She paused for a bit, then said, I'm sorry it was just sold. I felt her explanation was disingenuous at the least. And I expressed my amazement and indicated her story seemed factitious. She put me on hold for a while and then I spoke again with Bob. Bob started telling a different story and then said, well, the piece was actually just sold. He said someone just walked in and bought it, so it wasn't available. What are the chances of someone walking in and purchasing a Florida painting in February in Hamilton, Canada? lol Got to say this seems like unscrupulous, disingenuous and even dishonest behavior and business practices. Suggest that any buyers proceed with extreme caution if considering doing business with Earls Court Gallery. Buyers beware!

One of the oldest running galleries in Hamilton You will not be disappointed by the art selectionread more