Janet's shop is so much more than it's name. She is so talented and can create anything you need…read morefor a fair price. She loves custom orders!

If you need something special and unique, Janet at The Sample Store is the one to see. Janet is a…read moretalented artist who is a gem in this community. If it is possible, she will create whatever you need whether it be for a wedding or babyish or Christmas or any situation. She works hard and is extremely fair to everyone. Janet is a beloved businesswoman in this community because she has earned the respect of it through her hard work, generosity, fairness, and multi talented abilities. Go see her and you won't be let down.

Have you ever experienced that kinda eerie, but very delightful feeling that comes of unexpectedly…read morefinding a something relevant to your personal special interests in a seemingly unlikely place? The first time I caught sight of this fountain, located in the plaza between the Barter Theatre and Barter Stage II, I thought: cool--it's a hulking, partying depiction of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream in fountain form. Moving in for a closer look, I began to get that feeling like something was off about the sculpture, but in a good way. The figures depicted, the way their forms are rendered, seemed uncannily familiar. Then I got the memo: "designed and sculpted by Charles Vess and David Spence". I'm not sure who David Spence is [hastily googles his name, confims he's a sculptor], but if you're into Fantasy and comics/graphic novels the name Charles Vess might ring a bell. He is an artist famous for illustrating many works, perhaps most notably Neil Gaiman's Stardust a few issues of The Sandman, Sandman #19 ("A Midsummer Night's Dream") being particularly relevant to my revelation. Standing up close to this giant fountain was almost like finding myself within a footstep's distance of Vess' illustrations and Morpheus' world of Dreams. In a word, this monolithic piece of art, done up in bronze and water like a vision of high Summer for all seasons, is, as I've already stated, cool. Very cool. Do be sure to take a moment to let the enchantment set in whether you're in between acts or just waltzing by.

Melvas alley is a cool lit up alley featuring two different murals located on historic downtown…read moremount airy North Carolina aka Mayberry. The alley and murals sit across from a few breweries and the whole Block has a fun artistic vibe. One mural Features Melva herself and on the opposite wall is an inspirational quote mural with vibrant shapes and colors. My buddy and I was exploring the historic Main Street area checking out all the Mayberry sites when we came across this piece of public art. Overall Mayberry has a surprisingly vast public art scene and it added to the fun in exploring this historic little town.

This was called to say I like this little alley in Hill these different murals in public art…read moredisplays in different things. It was a nice visual to see.

Forever Mayberry is a downtown mount airy North Carolina mural that sits outside of famed hometown…read morehero Andy Griffith museum. Paying homage to his famed fictional town of Mayberry from His self titled hit tv show. The mural is smaller and features a mountain and colorful sky backdrop. Pretty simple yet effective mural. Overall mount airy is a fun little Town with a surprisingly high amount of cool public art murals.

This was pretty neat. I've spotted a few of these "Greetings from (place)" signs around so it was…read morefunny to have one say "Hey" and here we are in Mount Airy that everyone calls Mayberry. It's at the same spot at the Andy Griffith Museum. Stop in for your picture! [Review 2065 of 2024 - 3753 in North Carolina - 23084 overall]

Hey From Mayberry is a downtown mount airy North Carolina mural that sits outside of famed hometown…read morehero Andy Griffith museum. Paying homage to his famed fictional town of Mayberry from His self titled hit tv show. Fun little mural with a nature backdrop and a fun little nod to the historic tv show. "Goober says hey" is a phrase that was uttered more than once on our fun little trip through mount airy. Overall a cool site and a must view for big time fans of the Andy Griffith show.

Stopped in recently looking for a new artisan made lamps for our home. We were greeted walking in…read moreand told to make ourselves at home. Friendly and kind staff that made my buying experience enjoyable. The gallery is loaded with all kinds of great local art and artisan wares. I was on a mission to acquire some new functional industrial utilitarian pieces and I found them here. Two beautiful lamps, each unique one of a kinds, both functional and quality fired pottery lamps at a great value and fair price. Walking through the gallery, its a large space and there is great art everywhere you look or turn. I found the first piece almost immediately but it took a good bit of perusing and searching to find the second. After my initial walk through I made a second pass and found the next acquisition. Another beautiful lamp, ceramic obvious artisan made and it fit my idea near perfect. After finding my second piece I headed to the register. The staff wrapped and packed both pieces while I checked out. It was a great treat stumbling across Piedmont Craftsman. Well worth a stop and visit, and your support. A lot of amazing art and artisan wares at a wide range of prices, to fit most budgets. 4.5 Stars rounded up for the great staff and selection of art. 01107

One of the best parts of traveling is finding/seeing local art. I was looking for a place exactly…read morelike this in Winston-Salem, and I was so glad that it actually existed! It's a wonderful artists' gallery/co-op, with hundreds of exhibiting members. From weavers to glassblowers, painters to potters, felters, quilters, and etchers, this place carries the work of artisans in the area, the state, and some from farther afield. The shop workers were friendly and knowledgeable. I bought two amazing stoneware pots and carried them on the plane back to NYC. Can't recommend this wonderful gallery highly enough.

When in the area, it's worth stopping by to enjoy Madeline Matanick's mural. Beautiful! Check it…read moreOut!

Historic downtown mount airy is public art mural featuring lovely flowers in historic downtown…read moremount airy aka Mayberry. My buddy and I was exploring the historic Main Street area checking out all the Mayberry sites when we came across this piece of public art. Overall Mayberry has a surprisingly vast public art scene and it added to the fun in exploring this historic little town.

This Astronaut has his own mural. We were walking around this city and checking out their public…read moreart. Winston Salem has many cool Murals all around the place. This is another cool example of the public art scene in Winston Salem. I enjoy all the colors and the design of this public art mural. Go check it out in this cool city.

This looks really cool. We were walking around this city and checking out their public art. Winston…read moreSalem has many cool Murals all around the place. This is another cool example of the public art scene in Winston Salem. I enjoy all the colors and the design of this public art mural. Go check it out in this cool city.