My sister took a hot glass class there and made me something really cool for my birthday because…read moreshe knew I liked glass. I was pretty excited, because she's also an exceptional artist in other media. So. I went with her to go pick up her work, but the instructor had already let someone else take her work along with their own! We were both pissed - my sister had paid a pretty decent sum to take that class, plus the materials. She complained to the school, but they did ZERO about it. NOT TRUSTWORTHY - they will let your finished art -- after all your hard work -- get stolen. Hard pass!

Though they have professional art and ceramic classes here, we just came to admire the art that is…read moreon display in the main section. This is a place where local artists can be recognized and sell their craft on display. On the second and third floors are the studios where classes are given, where artists can rent out space to work at their craft. There is plenty of parking and no admission fee. Check the local guides to see when classes are given. An interesting venue.

This painter is incredible, his colors, subjects, and realism. Some of his paintings look like…read morepictures. I went to this gallery today, and this charismatic man introduced himself as the owner and painter, he and his wife run the gallery. In his gallery you can see so many of his paintings in the walls all around, his latest inspiration is Bethlehem, but some of his art are clear examples of New York City streets and life where he used to live before Bethlehem. Thank you Sergei.

This art gallery is run by the artist (and wife). His…read morepaintings are mainly of the Bethlehem area using a variety of styles. He also sells prints of his originals that really do look like the originals. He is very particular as to the prints and the color intensities. We own one of his originals and many prints. He also has paintings that are not Bethlehem centric and you can hire him to paint a portrait, etc. You need to walk through the gallery to appeciate the work that he does. Other places in town carry his prints but why not get them from the source.

Amazing art work I love this small gallery it's like chic Manhattan soho in the middle of…read moreAllentown. The man that owns the shop is the main artist and his art is phenomenal. Absolutely blown away and will recommend anyone to take a look at this small treasure. Art is still alive !!!

From the owner: Due to the interdisciplinary approach of Contemporary Art Issue, Rigo Art gallery implements a…read moremulticultural approach rethinking the curatorial practice of a gallery for contemporary art, distinguishing itself for other conventional galleries. As a result, Rigo Art gallery effectuates the use of analytical research and a selected advisory and art curated in the selection of represented exhibition.

Art wise , I thought there were a nice selection of pieces. The snow goose gallery is open all week…read morelong, and it's a great place to go for an art walk around Northside Bethlehem's thriving arts district. As a local, I'm a ginormous fan of these types of galleries and art exhibitions. I hope more will come to accompany the snow goose in the near future!

Love their annual miniature show -- all the works are also online so I get to see them even though…read moreI can't attend in person!

Super cool spot to check out local artist! The basement looks like a level in a video game. It's…read morefull of art and graffiti. The first floor area also showcases local artist and is a studio space for a variety of artists (photographer, tattoo artist, etc) to have their own individual spaces. I really enjoyed checking it out.

Such a passionate artist! So talented! Truly gifted. This studio was a concept built upon the…read morelove of Art.

From the owner: Bethlehem Art Studio is the home for the diverse art of Jeffrey Bunce. Mr. Bunce's art ranges in…read morestyles and mediums. From traditional oils and watercolors to contemporary acrylic, digital and vector abstracts. The traditional themes are warm and involve a study on people and landscape, whereas the abstracts are a result of at the moment inspirational painting. " I really like to walk up to a blank canvas without a plan with a palette of colors and allow a painting to evolve almost on it's own." They are very inspiring indeed. Mr. Bunce is an award winning artist and began painting and showing since 1975.