A good stop for Gallery Hop. Home to multiple artists with a variety of subjects and mediums…read more Stop in any time you're downtown to see the changing exhibitions of works and have a chat with the artists. Enjoy!

The Attic has the largest collective of artists in Central Kentucky with 20 studio artists and 20…read moreassociate artists. Revolving exhibits and regular receptions as part of Gallery Hops every other month. A wide variety of styles and mediums always on display. Artists available to discuss their styles and techniques. Wonderful experience and time well spent.

They restored a photo of my grandpa wedding day in 1940. The picture I had was small, in black and…read morewhite and rough looking. They made it color and restored it and it looks amazing!

Wish I had more stars to give! South Hill Gallery came recommended to me by more than a few people,…read moreand these five stars are very well-earned. Michelle and the others have been a godsend as I recently redid a home and purchased several new pieces that all required custom framing (some very large and... complicated!). 10/10 in all areas, start to finish. They love what they do, take pride in their work, and value their customers.

"Bloom" by local Louisville artist is the current exhibition at New Editions Gallery. Her works…read moreare an explosion of color bursting from the canvas in an announcement of Spring, the petals appearing as fireworks. The 3chibit runs through July 3rd. 63

From the owner: WheelHouse Art,LEX is recognized for the individuality of their artists and the exceptional quality…read moreof their work. The gallery is located in the heart of downtown one block off Main Street and Broadway, featuring two floors of well-lit exhibit space. As an active participant in LexArts Gallery Hop, exhibits change bi-monthly; concentrating on solo and group exhibitions. We represent over 35 professional and emerging local, regional and national artists in a range of styles and media including 2-3 dimensional paintings, drawings, sculpture, and photography. Presenting familiar subjects such as landscape, equine, the figure, and still-life; others offer opportunity for deeper contemplation: abstraction and social commentary. Do you love a particular artist's style, but don't see exactly what you are looking for in our inventory? Many of our artists are available for commission work as well.

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I love to shop here and look for unique jewelry and gifts. If I need a nice but interesting pair of…read moreearrings for a gift, they always have something. It's difficult not to find a pair for myself too! Occasionally the clerks could have been more helpful or friendly, but they are usually helpful if you ask.

The City Gallery isn't very large, but it's free and very nice. I think it's so cool that the city…read moreof Lexington hosts a gallery like this! I really enjoyed seeing all the artwork from local artists. If you go, be sure to check out the kids' art, too!

The City Gallery can be seen as a stand alone building from the street, but you have to enter…read morethrough the Arts Center, then hang a left to get in. Very easy to find. Oh, and the library is right across the street. Pretty nice size gallery with a very nice "cash and carry" gift section that starts at the front counter and rounds itself to the back, where you'll find additional prints for sale. Jewelry, ceramics for everyday use (mugs, dishes, etc) and decoration, ornaments and more can be found here. Upstairs you'll find handy bathrooms and another gallery of about the same size, usually exhibiting a different artist. I didn't personally like the exhibits at the time, but if I lived in the area or visit Lexington again, I'll definitely stop in for a visit.

They have framed some complicated pieces for me including sports memorabilia jerseys and they cane…read moreout amazing! They do a wonderful job!!

This family ran frame shop is great. They are affordable and can do anything you could possibly…read moreneed. Framing is done fairly quick, usually within a week or two. I have never had an issue and send my friends and family here. I feel safe leaving products here for framing.

I've been here for several charity events, social events, and kid oriented events. First off,…read morethrough all of these, the staff is always wonderful, knowledgeable about the exhibits , and seem to have fun at their jobs. Plus the building, a castle looking building, is a great location to enjoy the exhibits and the old architecture of the house. It's beautiful and neat inside and outside. I enjoy the variety of exhibits they bring in and how they tend to showcase local artists. I believe there is artist space upstairs that I assume can be rented but I'm not sure of that. Most recently I brought my boys ages 7&8 for leaf printing. They had a lot of fun making the prints and coloring stamps. They had a great time. After we wandered over to the small park to the side of the house and they played on the jungle gym equipment. Further up the hill on the same grounds is the Castlewood pool and a splash pad for those hot days. Definitely worth checking out.

An amazing head shop/gallery, truly grassroots and artist supported treasure where you can find…read moreanything from gems & minerals to home made natural wax candles to locally crafted works of art like hand carved statues, Orgonite pyramids, black light paintings, wire wrapped pendants, handmade bracelets, hand crafted payer mala, festival gear, metaphysical artwork, rolling papers, locally handblown glass, incense & more! This is definitely the only spot in Lexington you will find that invites you in to attend workshop sessions with local artist, sharing their experiences and techniques. Homegrown Collective has a wonderful atmosphere and is definitely recommended to anyone who appreciates the arts and wants to add a little color to their life!

Often enough, I only review places I visit on vacation due to the recommendation of fellow…read moreyelpers. However, when 'locally bought', homegrown, and Kentucky Proud have become mainstays in our everyday lives, it seems prudent that I write a review for a KY Proud store that doesn't involve food or libation. Though I must admit, both are two of my favorite guilty pleasures. Homegrown Collective is a local store on Southland Dr that I first became aware of due to a news segment In my hometown of Owensboro. It involved a local speed painter named Aaron Kizer doing one of his many charity works. I must admit it caught my eye because many of his paintings are UK bball themed and I wasn't quite over our loss to those guys from Ohio yet. I believe I posted a pic of his autographed work by Jack 'goose' Givens, Tony Delk, and maybe Jeff Sheppard. Sorry for the backstory, but now about this gem of a shop that only adds to the eclectic value that Southland Dr is already exuding in locally owned treasures. Upon walking into the store you are nearly overwhelmed and awestruck by the metal sculptures and vast array of prints... ranging from popculture and modern, they also have original locally produced paintings that seem to bring the essence of Jackson Polluck back to life. For the wild child from the flower child to something you may even buy your mom... Homegrown Collective offers an array of art and goods ranging from women's clothing (dresses, shorts, Ts) , art of all forms obviously, lotions & potions, jewelry, the tie dyed stuff as my granny says, collectibles from toys (goonies anyone? !) and Michael Jackson on Money! If that's not enough, there's more than I can mention from smoke products like bowls, hookahs, and that smokeless tobacco product puffer thingy. Yes, That's the technical term! Finally, I bought an abstract art piece that incorporates ripped off bud light labels! So pleased it will go in the man cave of my new home, I went back and bought two more pieces. I spent my entire day shopping on Southland Dr... as good as lunch was at Winchells, the friendliness of the staff here and my obvious elation with my purchases made my day. True story. Real deal. Ask for Theo.