Overall, great place to work on your art if you already know the ropes. The owner and crew are…read moredoing the lord's work.

From the owner: In the summer of 2006, artist Nick De Pirro formed Project Studios LLC in the R. Neumann and…read moreCompany building in Hoboken, NJ. Also know as Neumann Leathers, this large complex of buildings is a hub for artists, musicians, and other creatives. Project Studios is an art services and co-working company for the creative field. We have grown to become the largest tenant in Neumann Leathers and the largest company of its kind in the area, utilizing 40,000 sq. ft. of repurposed former factory space. We provide creative services, studio spaces, and memberships. Our main studios are housed in the R. Neumann and Co. factory complex in Hoboken, New Jersey. Project Studios also has a metal shop and additional studios in the Bergen-Lafayette neighborhood of Jersey City. The company also has had exhibition space in New York City and maintains a storefront gallery in rural Indiana called PROTO ZERO. Project Studios now offers not only private and semi-private studios, but also 6000 sq. ft. of studio amenities. This rich portfolio of resources is provided in the form of well-equipped shops for ceramics, photography, warm-glass, and woodworking. A walk-in spray booth accompanies our wood shop. We provide a wide array of shared tools such as kilns, welding machines, photography strobes, and air-compressors. These would represent a significant cost to an individual artist. All of our members may use any shared shop free of charge.

Attended a dance performance last night at the Art House. What a great new space! Comfortable…read moreseats, very good leg room-and excellent air. Easy to get to. Restaurants and bars all nearby in cool neighborhood. Excellent performances.

Well I've been to Art House Productions I would say a half a dozen times and I went the other night…read moreto check out a one woman show. For $6, I got to see such a great show on a great stage, support local Jersey City artists and performers and also just hob knob it with some local artists and great peops from the community. Now, if you are expecting a theater like setting (i.e. Broadway or NJ PAC) that is not the venue. They have a great stage with audio and lighting with 3 rows of stadium style seating. It's professional, intimate, and super underground and makes me happy that a place like this exists in my community, let alone a few streets away. I'll definitely be checking out a ton more live performances now that I know that this gem is definitely authentic, professional, unique and just straight cool.

I have been a frequent visitor and purchaser of artwork at Gold Dust Treasures, 199 Warren Street,…read moreJersey City, NJ. The professional artist, Bulgarian born Milena, is one incredibly talented artist. I have purchased landscapes, portraits of my dogs, a goblet, and numerous handmade greeting cards. All her art is meticulously and realistically captured. Milena herself, besides her talent, is personable and a pleasure to converse with. I highly recommend all comers to stop by and see the wonderful artwork.

Like most folks who've written reviews for this place, I discovered it while casually strolling in…read morethe neighborhood. This is a cute little art boutique located right in the centre of Paulus Hook. Most of the paintings in here are truly beautiful and they do have other accessories such as decorated glasses as well if you're looking to pick up a handcrafted gift or something . The lady who showed us around was really polite and nice to talk to. Of late, I've noticed that they do take art lessons for kids and adults as well. Paulus Hook needs more of such places :)

Aside from the beautiful framing options, the staff is extremely knowledgeable and professional…read more I've been coming here for the past 2 years to get art framed, and every time I've been greeted like family. Henry, the gallery manager, was very patience helping me select the perfect frame and glass. The turn around time was very fast considering the amount of orders ahead of mine. I highly recommend them for your framing needs.

Highly recommend! This place deserves 6 stars! Amazing work! They are able to problem solve and…read morerestore anything! Beautiful! Great prices...they are always willing to work with you, timing is spot on and fantastic customer service. We've used them 5 times and will be going back!

What a great space. Located on the fourth floor, this gallery is open for exhibits only. I had the…read moreopportunity to check one out the other weekend and clearly I'm not the only one in JC that knows about this JC gem, the place was packed. The space has an industrial vibe and you would never even realize there's an art space located in this somewhat rundown warehouse; ultimately making it that much cooler. The art was interesting, the people were great, the space was hip and I definitely look forward to checking this gallery out more!

I went here the other night for an art opening. It was awesome. A bunch of local NYC and Jersey…read moreartists were featured, including - Glenn Garver, Carolyn Salas and Doreen McCarthy. The space was big and bright, on the 4th floor of one of the warehouses downtown. It was a really fun gathering with lots of cool local JC peeps.

This review is for Ladies Love Project pop-up. The event was a hit per usual with lots of great…read morecreative souls in one dope spot. Photos are from the gallery itself. It is a really nice and spacious spot, go check them out ^_^

Great gallery, my favorite show was Center of Gravity by Tim Eitel. Enjoying their service for many…read moreyears.

My friend and I visited this gallery to buy an art piece of Alexander Calder's mobile. It was…read moreamazing even though I couldn't afford any art piece in this gallery, the minimum worth was $200,000 and my friend's favorite was 17 millions. The reason the price was high because every single element of his Art makes people excited. Alexander Calder is the creator of the mobile, inspired by Piet Mondrian and Joan Miro. And the name 'mobile' given by Marcel Duchamp, very famous for the 'Fountain'. I was also very excited to see many art piece of Alexander Calder at once and never visited to buy and negotiate the price of the Art. My first time experience. The gallery manager was very kind and explained everything we wanted. I will come back as many as possible.

I've been a client since 2012 when I needed 30 paintings framed for an art show…read more HEBA the owner, was very professional, accommodating and most of all had the perfect choice of frames and mats to bring out the artwork! She was receptive the minute I walked into the shop. Prior to visiting her frame shop, I visited another in Hoboken and stood there unnoticed while the proprietor waited on another client. Finally after 10 minutes without even a glance my way, I left that store and was forever grateful. Tresorie Frame Shop has been my "go to" now for all my professional framing. Thank you HEBA for your expertise!

This was one of the most frustrating experiences I've had with a service business…read more We hired Heba to mount a paper painting onto canvas and frame it. Unfortunately, she missed our deadline three separate times, delivered a frame that was not what we agreed on, and the painting itself has already started peeling away from the canvas after only two months (see photo). 1. Repeatedly missed deadlines When we first met on April 9, Heba quoted a one-week turnaround. Ten days later, she said she needed another week. We agreed. Another week passed, and she again requested more time. We agreed a second time. By early May, we had a firm deadline because the painting was needed for an event. She finally completed the job the day before that deadline--nearly a month after we originally dropped it off. 2. Delivered a completely different frame I was very specific about the frame I wanted. I provided reference photos and videos, and Heba assured me it would not be a problem. After delaying the project multiple times, she called the day before delivery and informed me she could not make the frame we had agreed upon. Instead, she told me she could only use frames she already had in stock, or she would simply return the painting unframed. At that point, we had no realistic choice because we needed the artwork for our event the next day. Rather than acknowledging the situation, she became defensive and insisted the substitute frame was "extremely high quality" and that I was getting a bargain--even though it was not what we had agreed on. To make matters worse, on the delivery day she initially framed it in white instead of the blonde wood finish we had selected, causing yet another delay. 3. Poor workmanship Only two months later, the painting has started peeling away from the canvas at multiple corners. This is not normal for professionally mounted artwork. We deliberately waited before writing this review because we understand how challenging it can be to run a small business. However, once the artwork began failing after just two months, we felt other customers should know about our experience. For comparison, a friend owns the exact same artwork mounted in the exact same style I originally requested--the style Heba told me was "nearly impossible." That piece has been hanging for over a year and remains in perfect condition. If you're framing something sentimental or valuable, I strongly recommend using a dedicated professional framing shop. Based on our experience, the work was significantly delayed, the agreed-upon design was not delivered, and the finished product failed after only two months.