Had a great experience going here to get some cultural art framed. Todd was of amazing help in me…read morepicking the type of frame to go for!

Wow! We had absolutely amazing service with everyone who worked here…read more We came into the place to get a quote and was wowed by other work they did and the service they would provide. We will be coming back here for any framing we need done.

I live just outside Raleigh, NC and only discovered this place about a year ago when I got back…read moreinto making art. Almost immediately it became my go-to shop for art supplies - and framing supplies as well. I do a bit of framing on the side for myself, family, and friends, and they carry a great selection of mat boards and backer/mounting boards, including archival products. I can't really speak to their in-store frame selection since I've only needed mat board and mounting supplies since I started shopping here. Their art supply selection is huge, and they carry just about anything you could need. The customer service has always been excellent - everyone I've interacted with has been friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable. And if someone wasn't personally familiar with what I needed help with, they were always quick to find another associate who was. Their prices are also very fair, especially considering the excellent selection and customer service you get in return. I would absolutely recommend this Jerry's to anyone. If you've never shopped there before, I think you'll be very happy once you do!

Love the vibe here!! Super helpful staff and they're super sweet and engaging. They also have tons…read moreof supplies, so I found everything I was looking for with no issue, including some things I usually have to order online. I wish I was local so I could go to this store all the time!!! I also think the ATC trading board was super cute and a fantastic idea. The prices were also really good.

I highly recommend Wake Forest Art & Frame if you need any frame repairs done. We took a 27.5 x…read more29.5 picture to them that fell off our wall and broke the corner of the wooden frame. The lady that looked at the damage said she would see what she could do and by that evening she called and said the repair was done and the picture was ready for pick up. Her work is amazing. Not only did she repair the wood but she also replaced the backing and added a new stronger wire and polished all of the wood. She's amazing. Her pricing is really good too especially for the work she put into repairing our picture. We will definitely go back to this store. Thank you for the fantastic service and quality workmanship!

Wake Forest Art & Frame Shop is located in Downtown Wake Forest. They were my first choice when I…read moreneeded to re-frame some of my artwork. Yes, the custom frames are pricey but the quality is there as well. Customer service helped me pick out the perfect frames to be made from the selections on the wall. The turn a round time was pretty quick as well. The Frame Shop is also an Art Gallery and you can find unique pieces and prints. They even have Wake Forest postcards that I haven't seen anywhere else. If you need some frames or art make sure to stop at Wake Forest Art & Frame Shop.

I took in a poster to be framed. What should have been an easy job took them nearly 2 months to…read morecomplete . For nearly $200, I got an ugly, cheap-looking frame that I probably could have bought at Marshall's for $15. Very disappointed. I will not be back.

I needed a print framed and the Frame Warehouse was able to make a frame that accented the print…read more It is well built and good priced.

Wow. As if the available traditional-medium art in the Triangle is not enough, there's also a…read moregallery dedicated to electronic-medium art of the camera. I thought having books of pictures would be a reasonable facsimile of the seeing the actual photograph. It's like any art form really, I thought. Through This Lens proved me wrong. Where a book can group places and concepts, a gallery has to be a bit more selective, I think. It has limited space and time to capture and keep your interest as it competes with other medium and distractions. And in downtown Durham, during a weekend festival no less, TTL managed to do it. TTL has photos from all over the world. All are visually stunning in their own way. Each with a message, sometimes subtle, sometimes not so much. One can see snippets of objects, colors, movement -- all moments in time captured by the photographer-artist. In this one small gallery you can travel the world from the reservations in Arizona to the deserts in Africa. It's a mini-vacation. The owner, Roylee was very helpful in answering my questions and explaining the technique used by a photographer of one particular picture that captured my attention. There was a color photo of a dried well, the tan walls a sharp contrast to the two women in bright saris, there at the bottom of the drying well. The description by the photographer added another layer of awesome. Another photograph, a black and white photo taken at an abandoned church in Georgia, was stunning. I probably spent fifteen minutes staring at it from every angle. It hadn't yet been hung on the wall so I was able to look at it from all angles as I walked around the table. The lines and shadows just drew me in. There was such an unexpected symmetry in that picture, it was hard to believe it wasn't computer-drawn. And so it went for my entire visit. .

Lovely but small photography art gallery and framing shop. I've only visited the shop for the…read moregallery portion and have yet get to get something framed, but it's a nice stop during any of Durham's Spring/Winter Art Walks or on Third Friday. They usually have several bottles of red and wine wines along with a complimentary cheese/bread plate for gallery guests during their special events, which is quite nice. The photography is from all over the world, many prints I'd recognize as South East Asia but there are also some lovely local Triangle photos and those for the nature enthusiast. I'd recommend putting Through This Lens on your gallery hopping list if it's convenient, but it isn't large enough and, after a handful of visits, I've never received a personal greeting to draw me back if it's out of the way. Through This Lens rents their space from Durham Arts Place, around to the right if you're facing the entrance and up the stairs.

This framing shop is a hidden gem. I was searching for a place to have a somewhat large print that…read moreI inherited from my mother reframed. I'm so happy I chose this one. If you are looking for quality framing and exemplary service then look no further. The owner is a very seasoned professional and seems to love his work. He was very helpful in helping me pick out the frame, mats and glass. My frame had to be ordered from Italy but it only took about three weeks to get my finished piece. it is gorgeous! The price was what I expected for quality and service. I one hundred percent recommend this business.

Does a great job and really cares about the art and wants to make it look good for you!read more

My Mom's wedding photo/portrait was damaged by painters who renovated their house a few years ago…read more I took it to the Boyle Art Studio & Gallery after getting multiple referrals to them from other art studios in the area. They were not only able to fix it and get it back to pristine condition, but they did so in less than 24 hours. Truly the best experience I've ever had with anything like this.

I brought a 150 year old still life to these guys. The frame was quite damaged and there was a lot…read moreof water damage to the painting. I was expecting a longer wait but was called 2 days later saying it was done. Amazing! Al was a great guy and let me know just what to expect as far as pricing. If you have a damaged frame or need a touch up do not hesitate to look at this small business. I am glad i supported a small business instead of running to the big shops.

My husband and I recently visited Gallery C for a date night, and it was one of the highlights of…read moreour evening. From the moment we walked in, we were welcomed by a staff member who was incredibly knowledgeable about both the gallery and the artwork on display. He took the time to share the stories behind several pieces and even invited us to stay for an upcoming artist talk later that evening. Unfortunately, we already had plans, but we'll definitely make it a priority next time. During our visit, Gallery C was featuring "Black Mountain College: Avant-Garde Art from the Experimental School, 1933-1957," an incredible exhibition showcasing works inspired by one of the most influential experimental art schools in American history. The collection offers a fascinating look at the artists, ideas, and creative spirit that emerged from Black Mountain College, making it a must-see for anyone who appreciates modern art and art history. The gallery itself is beautifully curated, spotless, and inviting. It truly feels like one of Raleigh's hidden gems. Whether you're an experienced collector or simply looking for a unique way to spend an afternoon, Gallery C is absolutely worth a visit. Parking was easy with street parking available directly in front of the gallery, along with a small parking lot nearby. We're so glad we discovered Gallery C and are already looking forward to returning for another exhibition and hopefully an artist talk next time.

Beautiful art and a friendly and knowledgeable staff. Wonderful selection of frames and matting.read more