Date of visit: December 20, 2024…read more Stopped in here during a New Orleans Food Tour on Magazine Street and just loved this fun little space! I enjoyed much of the art and was appreciative of the background on the artist that the staff provided us during our visit. While the visit was very short, it left an impression on me and I still intend to purchase a copy of the From Nothing print as it would make a wonderful gift for my husband for an upcoming occasion. I wasn't in a position to purchase it right then and I need to wait for a sale as the tax and shipping add quite a bit to the price!

Fabulous and friendly place. Great documentary has been made on this artist and his wife!read more

I really enjoy these types of spaces where they sell artwork from multiple artists. There is a lot…read moreto look at, and it's well organized. Clean and quiet. Artists have their own booth, so you can view the transition in genre as you walk from one booth to the next. When I first walked in, I noticed the paintings on the walls, but there's everything from that to jewelry and hats. The majority of the jewelry is located centrally, in front of the counter, where they are less likely to walk away without being noticed. My favorites were the mixed media scenes and whimsical cat paintings by G. Lee, whose artwork I noticed in other parts of the city. Adorable cats looking straight at you, holding a beloved item in their paws. As I was visiting, there was an artist setting up shelves to present his artwork. He had someone assisting. The artwork is also sold at affordable prices. The woman at the counter was friendly and welcoming.

Zele is like Etsy in real life. I bring everyone who comes into town to Zele! I love that there are…read moreso many different booths because you can find gifts for others or yourself in any style! I love that they have store cats and the staff is very friendly! There are objects of pretty much any price point so you can always find something in your budget! I can't even count the number of times I have come to Zele but I plan to come many many more times!

The best gallery in town. Their customer care is second to none…read more Great selection of hard to find Fabio Napoleoni pieces and will ship them anywhere. Highly recommend! Victor Brunette Lakeview

I visit Gallery Rinard every time i'm in town, and have yet to leave without a piece. This trip was…read moreno different. I brought my sister in law to see for herself and we both left with new artwork. My son was the lucky recipient of a gorgeous hard-to-find piece by Fabio Napoleoni. He can't wait till it arrives! Thank you again for the amazing customer service.

What a fun gallery! They specialize in southern art and I attended a show for a Mississippi artist…read morethat I've been following for awhile. This was her first gallery show in New Orleans (I think). And it was packed! So I went back a couple of weeks later to peruse all the art inside without having to peer around other people and what a great eclectic collection. Their website has a great virtual tour and some videos with their artists. I decided to bite the bullet and purchase a piece and that process was super easy and I could even pay via digital wallet. The staff was super friendly and I even got to tour a space across the street with another artists paintings. I'm very happy with my purchase!

Always first rate exhibitions and among the most intellectually stimulating artists on this art…read morefilled city

I found the Jonathan Ferrara Gallery to be a very pleasant viewing experience. I liked it in part…read morebecause the staff were pleasant, not pretentious and were happy to answer questions. This gallery also had a variety of different artists and mediums. Chances are a viewer will find something they will like while strolling the rooms of this gallery.

The Pollack Glass Studio & Gallery is a must stop in New Orleans. I have never before seen nor…read moreimagined such intricate glass designs. What's even more impressive they are all hand made by a variety of artists using a method called lampworking. Please use caution around the gallery. Imagine knocking over one of these pieces - the horror! Actually no, don't imagine that. Just, please be careful and don't touch, unless you're planning on purchasing. These art designs come is a huge assortment of sizes. Some are tiny enough to fit into a match box and some will cover your entire wall. The wine glasses with the twists and claws, the rich colors and hues. The details on these art pieces will blow your mind. Please, please stop by The Pollack Glass Studio & Gallery, you will be very impressed!

Great place to rent bench space from in New Orleans as a lampworker. Good people in the studio and…read moreamazing food close by.

I first visited Franks gallery about 8 years ago. I fell absolutely in love with his art. The way…read morehe has captured Louisianas hauntingly beautiful scenery in such a captivating way is truly magical. I could spend forever staring at his photographs. I recently purchased Oree and while I have yet to have it hung in the right spot it is probably the best piece of art I have ever owned. I hope to continue collecting more of his prints in the near future. The gallery itself is beautiful. It has its New Orleans charm. I recently took my best friend on a joint birthday trip and took her to the gallery. It stirred a lot of emotion in her and she throughly enjoyed finally getting to see what I've been gushing about all these years. It's just a wonderful place to stop in and see something uniquely Louisiana by a phenomenal photographer.

If you're a night owl like me, you might find yourself drawn to Frank Relle's special kind of…read morephotography. It seems to all be done during the late night/early morning hours, while the rest of the world is asleep. There are some haunting pieces in his work, and one of my favorites is that of a cemetery and another is of a lone moss tree in the middle of a deserted bayou. When lit correctly, these photos take on another dimension and certainly tell a captivating story. There is something a bit mysterious about photos such as these, and they are right up my alley. When I was here for Dirty Linen Night, I was greeted by the gallery manager, who was quite friendly despite the crowd. The photos are well priced and could easily be added to any collection and find a spot in any home.

I was invited to an art show at this location which a friend had curated. It was great to discover…read morethis alternative space along the St. Claude Arts Corridor. There were two floors of art space and a smaller area for classes. I look forward to keeping a look out for other fun artsy events at this gallery. According to the website the Antenna Gallery "produces an array of risk-taking solo and group exhibitions that engage and interact with the New Orleans community through special events, educational programming, and artist talks." I am IN!