We took the "pot head" class today. The owner made us feel…read moreright at home and was gracious with all skill levels. We can't wait to take another class there or go back for a team building event

Susan is very knowledgeable about her craft and the supplies it takes to do a project. She will…read morehelp you in any way she can. Her classes are fun and you learn a lot. Can't wait for the next class!

Though I'm not taking back any of what I said the first time, I figured an update was due since I…read morewent to my second class. It probably took me 10 minutes of walking around to find the studio. Only after stopping a girl that was walking back to her car and asking, was I able to find it. The storefront is all window. Which is why I don't understand why they don't take artistic liberties and paint the windows (with something non-permanent) so passers-by can easily tell what the building's business is. After ordering a glass of wine, (at least they have some $5 glasses) and sitting near the front, I noticed that the painting at the front of the room was not the painting that I thought I would be doing. I brought my concern to the artist , and she informed me, after checking the calendar, that the painting I went for was actually on Tuesday. My bad. BUT! Chloe was awesome and got me some green and let me go at it making the painting I wanted, rather than following the class. Halfway through she found a copy of the painting and brought it over so I could look at it rather than at my dying phone (which was grainy because of the size of the picture anyways). In the end I was pretty happy with the painting though it wasn't exactly like the example - it's not supposed to be, right? The staff was a lot nicer this time around, but considering my overall experience and the price, I'm sticking with my 2*s

This place is awesome. Both time I went was for fundraiser events and the instructors made sure we…read morehad fun. They have a small bar but you can get anything from mixed drinks to a bottle of wine. They give you the colors you need (or would like to use) and walk you through the paintings. You are free to paint what ever you would like if you do not want to paint what the instructor is that session. There is also a coupon on Groupons!! :)

We had a blast here and learned some really great techniques on pouring. I can't wait to go back…read moreand do the resin class! They are very helpful and make learning the process easy! Great price for all you get out of it! Several sizes of canvases and boards to choose from.

Top-notch help, loads of fun! Travis was beyond great, so patient w/showing techniques, giving…read moreadvice or helping hand. Huge variety of colors, embellishments can add; can even have resin added. The pricing is so affordable. Cannot WAIT to return for another session.

Loved visiting with two of the resident artists including the only one of the original group of…read morewomen who started this studio/gallery. I aspire to join their ranks one day

I have been in love with this Gallery and the Paseo District since I first came here in the early…read more90s! Now, I am humbled and honored to be a resident artist in this electric Gallery! My studio is there and you can find me and other residents painting there too! Also, classes available! Great energy and a true sanctuary for creating art! Love it!

i enrolled on line for a doormat craft. I am not crafty and was a bit nervous. The atmosphere was…read morevery pleasant and project was ready for me to do. Katie was so friendly and positive. I had a good time and plan to return for another. It's a vert encouraging atmosphere and there are some cute items available to purchase.

Class is fun, but if you want to keep your pottery you have to stay on top of the employees here…read more We had to call to ask if they were ready yet, we received no email or call from Prairie Pottery and when we went to pick them up, they had already discarded them. They claimed they emailed us warning they would discard them, but no such email was ever sent. Customer service was disappointing. Wished for a better experience.

This place has wowed me already and I'm only 1 week into a 4 week class!…read more Rick the instructor is super kind and has a brilliant personality. Lol. He makes learning how to use pottery fun and engaging. I can't wait to get through my beginners class and move on to the next one!

The incredibly kind and thoughtful owner showed us his entire work space and told us about the…read moreclasses they offer. The owner has a super friendly pit mix pup that is 100% loving and thinks he is a lap dog. If you are interested in working with glass as a medium, look into their classes.

This was so cool! I went with my best friend and we had so so much fun. The instructor Andy is so…read morekind and really helpful and supportive. Go do this. Inexpensive & something different :)

Everyone is welcome and the art never disappoints. Every month the art changes. Every Month! How…read moreexciting is that?!? And it's never the same as previous shows. The bar is always raised. Even if it's "not my thing" Its still a great time. The staff is kind and knowledgeable and happy to share and answer questions. Last week I participated in a Foil Sculpting Workshop with artist Douglas Shaw Elder. It rocked! Who knew you could sculpt with aluminum foil? The participants were kids through artists and me! We all left with foil sculptures and another reason to love this gallery.

If I ever have $60,000 to blow (a pipe dream at the moment; having excessive amounts of money to…read morespend frivolously) and for whatever reason, I still happen to be living in OKC when I have this imaginary boatload of money, I will come to JRB and buy a naked woman statue. Because nothing says artsy like naked women statues. Done tastefully of course... I'm sort of joking about all of that, except the price tag. There really is a sculpture in there for $60,000. Actually, I'm not even sure if you can buy that. The musicians (i.e. the pianist and flautist) at JRB are for the lack of a better word, amazing. I think I spent more time listening to them than looking at the exhibition pieces. Most people probably came for the free champagne and hor d'oeuvres while pretending they cared about art that costs more than their cars (more than my car, anyway); there were a lot of college-age people who probably have even less money to spend than I do. I'm totally judging a book by its cover. The level of ostentation can be stifling, even off-putting if you're not used to being around overly pretentious people who think themselves to be culturally enlightened. As an Indian I've dealt with a fair share of my own people who think they're a bigger deal than they are, but even I reached my limit at the 40 minute mark. If I rolled my eyes anymore than I already was at some of the nonsense spewing from the mouths of the wannabe art critics present, it would have looked like I was having a seizure. Art is an odd thing to me; I don't get most of it, and in my humble opinion, a good deal of "contemporary" art is self-indulgent garbage. What I do like, I couldn't begin to describe to you on why I like it. Don't talk to me about feelings. I had someone ask me yesternight, "Why do you like that Van dyke brown print specifically?" Shut up, that's why I like it. But he wasn't willing to let it go, and he coaxed the answer out of me. Something about an urban element contrasting the traditional setting, and the emotions felt by the... something, something. It was $550. I would actually pay that. I'm not rolling in money yet, so I'm not in impulse buy mode, but I know where to go when I want to decorate my house. I doubt my favorite piece will still be there because a lot of people seemed to gravitate toward that one. C'est la vie. I need to finish this review before I start throwing anymore French around.