I am thrilled to have one of Fabio Napoleoni pieces in my home. It was presented at the gallery…read morealready framed and matted so finalizing the piece was effortless. They offer a large selection of highly accomplished artists representing every genre. Dave, the owner is very knowledgable and very passionate about what he does. I stop in once a week to see if something catches my eye or to just appreciate the art. I highly recommend taking a browse if you're looking for a one of a kind piece. Great experience. Highly recommend!

Have been here quite a few times. This is a great gallery, with knowledgable and friendly staff…read more If you are looking to pick up some art, give this place a go.

The owner of the artbox studio is amazing. She made our craft day fun. She's very professional,…read morehelpful and knowledgeable. Nothing is a bother. She has an abundant amount of patience. We happened to make saying boards. Everyone's was different and unique to their own style. Not only does she hold craft classes for adults but she has art camps for your kids. She also sells local artisans wares. Great reasonably priced art you just have to have. Featuring a different artist every month. Talk about lifting each other up. Bravo Ellie from Artbox Studio!

If you have a creative soul or seeking to become more creative, try something new, I definitely…read morerecommend getting yourself to ArtBox Studio. I have attended Open Studio hours where you can chose your medium (paint, sculpt, craft, sew, make jewelry, literally anything) and just spend time exploring that creative side. the space is beautiful, you can relax in the monthly local artist gallery or purchase the local artist's wares in the retail area. There is a multitude of classes and workshops available, I attended a wine and paint night and a wine glass painting class. You can even get individual art lessons if you'd like to improve your skills. I say run, don't walk to this local gem. And tell Ellie I said Hi!

Cute spot to get in the holiday spirit, buy some ornaments and enjoy their weekend winter markets…read morewith hot mulled wine, sausages and German baked goods. Many ornaments are really pricey but there were also some more moderately ones. We got a wine glass ornament and an Amanita ornament. Their "museum" is really more like several display cases of vintage ornaments by theme and region of the world. Interesting for what it is but I wouldn't make a special trip here just to see it. We were hoping there would be more places to see in this mill complex but the couple other stores here were either going out of business or not open the day we were there. Mainly worth the drive for the Christmas market. There is also a Christmas tree farm nearby which has some nice ornaments and winter vibes so I'd recommend visiting both places while you are in the area.

I enjoyed visiting their beautiful shop with my sister last winter. They have an incredible…read moreassortment of collectible holiday figurines and ornaments most of which they produce themselves. While gorgeous most of the beautifully made figurines were out of my price range but a few of their ornaments were reasonable for a collectible piece of art. I received two ornaments this Christmas, one from each of my sons and I was thrilled. Vallaincourt is an institution preserving American arts and crafts and well worth the visit.

Really cool location and spot. I love the aesthetic and how many different businesses they have in…read morethis space. I just worry about safety sometimes because they have many doors and not seem to be monitored or locked.

Artist studios. Yoga studio. Massage and personal care, salon, event space, photographer,…read morerestaurants, farmers market, bakeries, tutors, kids arts and crafts, coffee, escape room, loft apartments. An old mill complex has been turned into a multi-purpose space. Rhode Island history is full of mills and I love that they re-purposed these buildings instead of knocking them down. There is on street parking, some in a courtyard (a tight squeeze for the larger vehicles) a small lot across the road on Main Street, a smaller lot on Dudley street and a large lot at the bottom of the hill behind the mill. Give yourself a few extra minutes to find your parking spot.

We have visited Gallery Z a number of times, but not recently until this past week when we read…read moreabout the featuring of a number of local artists. Owner and photographer, Berge Ara Zobian is always there to meet and greet guests as well as to respond to questions and explain a multitude of historical facts regarding the building as well as information regarding the artists being featured. The Dreamy Venice section of Murano glass items is just beautiful and contains many lovely pieces of jewelry for those who have a fine eye for delicate and different. The work of the featured artists from July 20th to August 6th offers a wide range of art work and although the Gallery is not large, there is so much to enjoy that one really needs to allow enough time to digest the beauty of the mixed media, the paintings, photos, drawings, and sculptures. It is a lovely, enriching experience.

Super location next to DePasquale Plaza. Like most galleries it's hit or miss depending on the…read moreartists but the owner, Berge, is always great to talk to and learn from. Galleriy Night Providence is every third Thursday and is free so its an awesome night out

Had an amazing time ArtProv Gallery, Michele and Nick are the epitome of gracious hosts! So much to…read moresee and learn, whether or not you are an artist... definitely make this a stop when in Providence, you will not be disappointed!

ArtProv Gallery is a cozy gallery in Providence highlighting nationally known artists. The…read moreinterior space lends itself well to shows, with warm lighting, an excellent flow to their layout and rich woods furnishing the interior space. I walked in shortly before closing to view their exhibit, "Land, Sea, and Sky" and I was quite pleased that I had chosen to do so. The curators are engaging, knowledgeable and easy to speak to. I found them quite amicable and easy to work with both before and after I decided to purchase a piece. I had a lot of questions about 1 piece in particular and ultimately I ended up contacting the artist to learn more about the provenance of the piece I was interested in. I ended up acquiring 1 piece from the gallery and I liked it so much that I have since purchased an additional 2 pieces from that series. I now own the full collection of Nina Weiss's "Waterways" series that were painted as part of Philadelphia's "Art in the Open" invitation only, judged event. Nina's pieces have been displayed all over the world and are held in many high value collections. You need to see one in person to view the depth, texture, and technique - I think they are fantastic! Nina got her undergrad from Tyler School of Art and Design, and a higher degree from RISD, hence the Philadelphia / Rhode Island connection. All 3 paintings from that series are now displayed in a prominent place in my home, where they bring me nostalgic joy as I reminisce on familiar scenes from my time spent traipsing about Philadelphia each and every day! Thanks to Nina and ArtProv for the great work you do. Art is what separates humans from Animals.

Very well run gallery, as good as anything I've seen in Santa Fe! Chris Chabot knows art and knows…read moreher business. Rotating shows, always quality art. Well priced. Great restaurants in the area, too many to name.