Price does not reflect quality or value. There are many great artists in Houston, pass this one up.read more

Drove specifically to river oaks district to see stef ross art at this gallery. It says this…read moregallery is open 11-6 on Saturdays. Such a waste of time and inconvenience for myself and family. You can't even leave a note on the door for your customers? Unprofessional and not respectful, they don't answer the phone.

One of my hugest complaints about checking out Art Galleries is being taken seriously. I realize…read morethat I am young and not your typical art buying public but you should never judge a book by it's cover. Well that was not a problem here as Brian, took the time to show us around. This place is a bit hard getting to especially with all of the construction on Kirby but if you don't mind driving around neighborhood streets this place is worth checking out. I thought it was a small venue from outside but it's actually HUGE. There are 2 buildings in which they have art. And each building is 2 stories each. In between the 2 buildings is a beautiful sculpture garden. Even though they are mainly an art gallery, they do rent out their space for events. WIth the beautiful art on the wall this place could be the perfect backdrop for a gala. They charge 3,000 for 3 hours and that includes the room and the sculpture garden. Also this place seemed like a great place to work as each of the offices themselves were like mini galleries as each room was covered with art.

This is an amazing gallery! It's so big it almost seems like…read morea museum- 2 large buildings filled with a variety Of contemporary fine art. My friend and I went to their last opening They had delicious mimosas and cookies The artist was young and her excitement About her opening was contagious. The gallery organized a short artist talk And she was entertaining and knowledgeable. My friend even ended up buying a piece Of her work on the spot! It looks great in her study. I definitely recommend Gremillion & Co If you are in the market for art for your home Or office. These are friendly, knowledgeable folks Who will help you find something perfect!

Fantastic gallery open to the public! The selections and shows are wonderfully curated, the venue…read moreis clean, and I would highly recommend to anyone who enjoys art to give it a visit. Good vibes all around and I appreciate their work with local orgs and charities.

True talent and creativity from Mr. Alvin and Ezra. A gallery with a wealth of artwork and history…read more If you need any kind of graphic work or art piece, this is the spot.

Nestled strangely off the beaten path of Shepherd, south of Washington--Booker Lowe is a true…read morediamond in the rough as far as art galleries are concerned. The house it's in is just a house. Booker Lowe's surroundings can be harsh on the eyes, but inside the gallery is a whole new world. As their title explains, they show Aboriginal Art. More specifically--the art hails from Australia. It can and does get this remote and different as far as the art that Houston showcases, but this gallery does so with great grace. The interior is an intimate environment that comes complete with a warm greeting upon entering. Everything is well lit and placed thoughtfully throughout the gallery. Want something otherworldly? This is it. Check them out!

Houston International Festival I-fest invited me to a party here.I had never heard of Booker.I was…read moredying to know which country will be the 2014 featured one of the 2014 I-fest..Brazil was the 2013 featured country. When I arrived , I saw a valet guy and spoke Spanish accent English to me. Is Mexico the 2014 featured country?Houston does not have to do.If we go to Fiesta Super market, Mexicans are always celebrating CInco de Mayo festival. LOL.I went to inside the Gallery. A server came to me and gave Fosters beer which was an Australian brand.I walked around the Gallery.I could see a lot of native Australian's arts.I was beginning to understand that Australia would be the 2014 featured country of Houston I-fest.But I had to listen to only English.I asked someone ' Is there anyone who speak "Australian? He said, Our language is also English.That made sense to me.LOL. The arts were very creative.There was a lot of arts outside.I had not known this location.The server asked me to eat some food.I hoped that the meat was not kangaroo. Probably, i ate chicken.I really loved there.To my surprise, this place is also Australian consulate in Houston TX! I am really excited about the 2014 I-fest. This year,I-fest built a statue of Jesus Christ of Rio De Jeneiro.I was wondering if the city of Houston could build world famous Sydney Opera house at the 2014 I-fest. We can do it! We will do it!

On the last day of FOTOFEST at this location, I finally made it around to Betz Gallery. I was very…read moreglad I made it out here as one of the featured artists was our very own Sergio! This location is basically a small house with showrooms in both the front and back. A great gallery for any planned trip.

Ages have past since I stepped foot into an art gallery. These days, I can see the most recent…read morepaintings of my favorite painters online. However, the opening reception by Betz Gallery for Arte Caliente http://www.artshound.com/event/detail/26753 has exposed me to new local talent, and I am eager for more galleries. This small gallery used to be someones home; there is no furniture now, just walls covered periodically with art in three bedrooms. The "kitchen" area was a source of congestion as those waiting in line for a margarita intersected with those moving inside the house for the art. The neon plastic martini cups contained one mean margarita, by a new brand of Mexican tequila; the name escapes me. El Tiempo provided the munchetizers, which were: a flauta, nachos, and stuffed jalopenos. I can't say that I enjoyed the stuffed 'penos--- that wasn't an ordinary 'peno no siree; it was probably a jabanero, a jalopeno stuffed with habanero pepper based on how it made my tongue feel. Perhaps one of my favorite portions of the evening was seeing a group of three performers sing and dance Aztec music, complete with Aztec clothing. The costumes were amazing. The headdress to one of them looked like peacock feathers. They had peacocks in the Western hemisphere?! Here's a video on YouTube of the dance: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ShBTRS49pio Valet parking was free--course I tipped the staff. The staff was professional and efficient, even after it started to rain; they were drenched, no umbrellas or ponchos for them. You see, about an hour and a half into the opening reception the the clouds decided to drop some water off over the Houston area. A crowded hot gallery doesn't make for the best atmosphere, so I was ready to leave. I had seen this art selection. For a free event, they didn't spare a thing when it came to complimentary perks. And the original artwork, interesting performers, and passionate artists made for a pleasant night at Betz Gallery.

I called for general information and spoke to Fredericka Hunter. She immediately stopped the call…read moreasking what my call was concerning. She interrupted me in telling her hello. I have never been talked to so poorly from a place that claims to be a fine establishment in my life. The pictures I have seen look great, but just due to her lack of sophistication and class, I would never step foot in the establishment.

One of the seminal art galleries in Houston, this space has been hosting the best artists and their…read morework for the past 30 years. Owners Frederika and Ian are important contributors to the Houston artscape.

Wonderful exhibitions and friendly environment. I look forward to their opening receptions, the…read morefirst Saturday of every month from 6pm to 9pm.

Really cool space! Lots of local artists. Can't wait to go to a show post-COVID because it seems…read morelike a great spot. Lots of neat areas and seating, the bar, and the outdoor areas.