I came to this location with my partner last August. When we walked in, we were greeted promptly in…read moreFrench! Good thing je parle Français!!! This quaint art studio is run by a husband and wife duo who have a passion for unique art (to include photography). As I walked around the gallery, I was inspired by the various pieces of art. There were pieces in black and white, some on palates with rich colors and others that took me back to another time and place. After a glass of champagne and some great conversation with Christina Lauthe (owner and art gallery curator), I selected a black and white photo (to the tune of just over $1,000). I selected a black and white photo by Merty Harding (link to photo found below) https://www.merytharding.com/photography/mpaayon?itemId=slabr5aou64yhdc0sutlonmccdwe3r This photo captures (to me) the artist's ability to play with light and demonstrates the artist's ability to bring texture to what may be otherwise seen as a one dimensional black and white photo. This was an overall pleasurable buying experience. Merci Sullivan Gallery!

The gallery is really simple which is great because it allows you to appreciate the sculptures on…read morethe wall. The art consists of long wooden and clay figures with all kinds of personalities. The color palette is muted, earthy and absolutely beautiful.

From the owner: Art Gallery, figurative sculptures by artist Cathy Roseread more

Great gallery. Got to meet the artist - a super nice guy who also has a charitable foundation - and…read morecheck out his work as well as the children's books he does. Lovely gallery, nice staff and lots to consider taking home.

From the owner: Alex Beard Studio provides Paintings, Drawings, Sculptures, Books, Puzzles, Stationary to the New…read moreOrleans, LA area.

Truly a lovely little museum. Honestly, the only thing that keeps it from being five stars is that…read moreit is a little museum, very little. Instead of having any sort of permanent display, there is a rotating exhibit that changes semi-regularly. The current one, on abolition and black identity, is extremely powerful and well worth seeing. That admission is free certainly doesn't hurt, and you can take a peek at the student sculpture garden on your way there. Anyone that goes hoping for exhibits on Newcomb pottery or other crafts may be rather disappointed however. The entrance hall does have a small ceramic exhibit and some beautiful stained glass windows, but in order to see anything else or learn much more about the program, you'll need to go across to the student commons and find the display cases on the third floor.

Love this art museum on Tulane University's undergraduate campus. Nestled Under the Oaks, it is a…read morehidden treasure. Fun to pop in a see what exhibits are on display. Favorites over years have included a collection of Josephine Louise Newcomb's books, Newcomb Pottery, Flint is Family, KAWS and Shakespeare's First Folios. Newcomb Art Museum was the only site in Louisiana to exhibit the traveling Shakespeare display. H. Sophie Newcomb College was established in 1886 as the first coordinate college for women in the US. It educated young women in the sciences, physical education and the arts. Newcomb Pottery was created at Newcomb College and gained worldwide fame from 1895 to the 1940s. You can find Newcomb Pottery in museums across the US. Love the Tiffany stained glass windows and the displays of Newcomb Pottery in the lobby leading to the museum. Newcomb is still an amazing place for art students to learn skills like Pottery and glass blowing. Current exhibits include To Survive on This Shore which explores issues of gender, sexuality and community and Metamorphosis which has highlights from the permanent collection. Check out the online images or visit the museum. The museum is free to visit. Parking is available in the garage off Willow Street near Yulman Stadium. Check hours online. The museum is closed on Sundays.

Great coffee and couches. Friendly barista. We come here…read moreevery time we're near Freret.

such a nice spot to escape the heat on a busy freret !! park in the side lot or the next street…read moreover also, we love to see the women's national team

An eclectic collection of items. Prices are high. Quality is pretty good. A few items I would have…read morepurchased but they were twice the price I would pay. But a nice and clean store.

It's a cool little shop. Lots of collectibles here of all…read morekinds. I'm not savvy on prices, so I couldn't say if there are deals here, but, check it out. 5 or 6 small rooms, and the folks here are friendly and helpful!

They painted some chairs real ugly once, or at least had unpaid gradeschoolers do so, and have't…read moredone much since. This should have been a good social arts project, but instead faltered in the apathy of NOLA and is best known by locals for the awful and pointless commercials they used to run.

This non-profit that teaches creativity entrepreneurship to high school age youth is one of the…read moremost cutting edge and productive non-profits in the South. My employer bought chairs all made by the program participants for the boardroom, and let me tell you. When people see the boardroom with each unique chair they gasp and ask about them. When we tell them about Ya/ya, they are wowwed! Ya/ya does not have the gallery on Baronne street any longer and hasn't since 2004. They have had a transient existence, but not reach nearly 4,000 New Orleans youth. This is a great nonprofit to support. If you see something you like (won't necessarily be a chair) by Ya/ya, please consider purchasing.

This place has the best assortment of beads and trinkets for your parade needs at a very good price!read more

Large store with a variety of beads and other Mardi Gras decor, throws and so forth. A bit on the…read morepricey side for a few items. Friendly employees. Large parking lot.

The owners are so friendly. I have a couple of things I have been wanting framed, I tried a couple…read moreof the big box stores that seemed like my mere presence was disturbing them. A few of the mom and pop shops in the area did not seem interested. When I came in here, I was beginning to give up hope. But, they seemed enthusiastic to be able to help. What a relief. I currently have 2 pieces in getting framed with them, and one that is done. I am so glad I came here. It is located at the end of a strip mall with a decent sized parking lot in front. I would recommend them to anyone.

I have been using the Framin Place since it opened. Always great service and top of the line…read moreproducts.