I hadn't visited the High Museum of Art in nearly a decade and thoroughly enjoyed myself. We got…read morethere a little late so didn't have too much time but was still able to see the majority of the museum with a quick pace. Kind staff, great exhibits, architecture and art. I really enjoyed the various rooms and variety from impressionists to modern and everything in between. Would definitely add this museum to my Atlanta itinerary.

I spent about 2 hours exploring the High Museum. The museum is large enough to feel like a full…read moreouting but not so overwhelming that you're exhausted by the end. I especially enjoyed the mix of contemporary and classic works, and the building itself is beautiful with plenty of natural light. We visited on a weekend afternoon and found it busy but still comfortable to navigate. There were plenty of benches throughout for taking a break and really appreciating the artwork. I'd recommend this for a date, solo afternoon, or when you have visitors in town. My biggest tip would be to check the special exhibitions before your visit since they can be a major highlight. Definitely one of Atlanta's gems.

Absolutely gorgeous gallery that holds beautiful pieces of art by extremely talented artists. Stop…read morein to experience the joy that is a trip into this treasure chest of creativity.

The go-to for contemporary fine art. Selection is amazing and the gallery itself is like a museum…read more HUGE pieces of art and beautiful sculptures. Artists are from throughout North America. They have a beautiful viewing room. Staff is articulate in all forms of art.

Located in a carriage house on Edgewood Ave in Inman Park, Whitespace is a small art gallery that…read moreshowcases some of the better local talent. I went there to see a photographic exhibition by Decatur artist Conne Thalken, who - full disclosure - is a friend. Her work is excellent, of course, but this review is for the gallery. Whitespace is inside a carriage house behind an old home near where Euclid Ave splits off Edgewood. The gallery has two medium-sized rooms designed to hang art work or host an installation. It's intimate, but still large enough for a fair-sized opening. I like the character inside the space and the Inman Park location adds considerable ambiance. It's a great place to see art. Parking is not abundant with but a few spaces inside the grounds. If attending an opening, you'll need to park on the street, which isn't a big problem in this area.

Following a small plan for "project Valentina yelps about art galleries in the ATL," here's my…read moresecond review on the subject matter! In this opportunity I'm going to talk about Whitespace, my favorite art gallery in Atlanta! Whitespace was founded by art facilitator and connoisseur Susan Bridges, and it's a gem of Atlanta's cultural life. Not only because it's "a unique art venue which represents emerging and established contemporary artists," as they describe the gallery in their website, but also because their whole space is gorgeous and refined, without being snobbish or pretentious. Every time I plan to go there, I know I'm going to see interesting and carefully curated artwork, while having a wonderful time enjoying both the featured pieces and the place. Whitespace is a delightful cluster of bricks shaped by a front/side garden-patio, a spectacular 1893 house and what I consider a demi-house --where several rooms graciously host the artwork. I strongly recommend you pretty ladies and keen gentlemen interested in the arts, to keep informed of their fun openings through their website http://www.whitespace814.com/. If you catch a form, a color palette, a medium that thrills you, and the opening date related to all previously mentioned and attend it, join their mailing list by signing up in their reception. By the by, their openings are usually FABULOUS celebrations. Back in July 2007, they had a show featuring womanhood through the figure of Frida Khalo (Viva La Frida), where they showcased painting, photography, sculpture (featuring a very impressive cake-sculpture that was eaten afterward), performance and video. The party they put together for the opening included a beautiful candlelit flower altar that welcomed the public, right next to a chic "margarita" open bar, some delicious ouer d'oeuvres, and a burlesque live show by Atlanta's cabaret dancers the Dames AFlames (hot stuffff! http://www.damesaflame.com/peek2.htm). It was great and multilayered. I'm sure it'll be always great, and that they will have plenty of superb, five-star exhibits throughout the year!

Incredible, quaint, museum…read more It's worth paying for but...it's free?! The space is cavernous for how small the building is. The walls are stark white and the lighting is bright. I'm not expert when it comes to art, but I really enjoyed everything they had on display here. They were also having a fun Halloween event in the back where you could tour artist studios. They also have lots of cheeky merch. I would definitely return!

ARTiculate was a wonderful experience! Several artists displaying their work (all for sale) with…read morecool music and drinks. Bombay Gin was a sponsor and they were making drinks as part of your ticket entry you were able to get cocktails. There were also two food trucks onsite for quick bites. Music was provided by the Salah Ananse the awesome DJ. Overall, a fantastic evening and an experience to be repeated!

Came here for the art stroll on Saturday and really enjoyed myself. I love how this gallery…read moreconnects to another one to create a huge space. I also noticed they use it for events too. We were greeted and offered assistance upon entry and given some insight into several of the artists. A lot of the artwork was pricey, like in the tens of thousands of dollars, but I expected nothing less. I also enjoyed seeing so many different types of art from different artists. There was so much to see here and we enjoyed it all. This gallery has beautiful hardwood floors and beautiful bright lighting. It just opened the space up even more and made the visit even more inviting. The had a huge selection of art in here. I really enjoyed the profile paintings of people's faces.

I really like the space here. In addition to some great pieces of art, it's an excellent venue for…read moreevents. In the past year, I've attended two events here and they were both well executed. The gallery is a large space divided into two large sections with a smaller attached room in the back. It's clean and comfortable. The lighting is good. I can't comment on the staff because I'm not sure if they were actual gallery staff or staff specifically hired for the event. Overall, really nice venue to host an event. Looking forward to attending more events here in the future! Location: hidden off Armour drive exit and Monroe. There's plenty of parking. Although, I've spent most of time indoors, I believe they have some outdoor space that can be utilized as well.

Free parking for 90 minutes on the 4th level of the parking garage. Entrance to the building is off…read moreof Peachtree not Spring. Admission is $10. When you arrive to the 4th level of the garage take the elevator up to the museum. You also have an amazing view of Atlanta and a green space. Once inside the museum walk to the desk and pay for entrance. The women's restroom is to the left of the check-in desk. The entire space is beautifully decorated and very clean. I was very impressed with the Christian Dior exhibit. It was my first visit and it won't be my last.

--Location/Parking-- SCAD is located right off of i-85 near…read morethe heart of Atlanta. The parking is all situated within a parking structure which is perfect for safety and ease to visit the museum or for students. The museum is located on the 4th floor parking structure. You had to walk around the open rooftop to gain entrance to the museum. --Ambience-- If you love museum and this is your spot. The museum exhibit showcased the "Blond" experience. You can walk through the whole fashion exhibit and see the different use of texture, layering and styling from heat to toe. --Capacity-- There were plenty of space for the tour and the exhibit. --Overall-- Looking for a date night event. Check out the SCAD museum. Highly recommend for a couple activity. You get a great view of the Atlanta skyline in the rooftop entrance.

Really dope gallery space and agency in atl. We were in town on a mural project and decided to…read more drop in for the "locals only" show opening featuring 80+ artists from Atlanta. Really strong show... was also cool that they were doing a team up with the center of puppeteering and had a bunch of Jim Henson and puppet creations on display as well as a BTS photo exhibit in one of the rooms. Look forward to visiting again the next time I'm in town.

Such a great space for art! I can't wait to go back for an opening. Really amazing works and lovely…read morehumans. And there's parking!

This was a very cool event space, very intimate. The parking…read morecan be quite a bit difficult though, so this would be something to consider when planning to host something here, but we loved the art gallery in the back. A very cool add on to the experience.