Wonderful gallery of modern art, photography, sculpture and more. High ceilings... wonderful…read morespace, great art.. A must stop when staying in or passing through Kent CT.

From the owner: Morrison Gallery is a contemporary art gallery specializing in modern and contemporary art as well…read moreas monumental sculpture in Kent, Connecticut.

Very Disappointing! I worked with Jeanne few times but…read morerecently I have been trying to get on of my artwork back and it is very difficult.. promises of interest then nothing. I email many time to get it back and no response at all. this is very disappointing ! I would like to get my artwork back, in good order . Please answer my emails !

From the owner: Polo & Sporting Art ~ Established in 1978,…read more The Chisholm Gallery in Wellington, Florida in Palm Beach County offers a fabulously eclectic mix of Sporting & Equestrian Art, Bronzes, Estate Offerings, Fine Art Photography, as well as Decorative Arts. Since its inception the Chisholm Gallery & Jeanne Chisholm has had a considerable impact in the world of sporting art. Indeed, the world's top design houses have turned to Jeanne Chisholm to answer their sporting art needs. These have included Cartier, which asked her to curate their celebrated exhibit POLO - USA: A Retrospective History of Polo in America, which showed first in Palm Beach and later traveled to New York, and Polo Ralph Lauren, who approached Jeanne for artifacts and paintings to decorate their flagship store, the historic Rhinelander Mansion on New York's Madison Avenue. Jeanne's work with museums has included the Aiken Thoroughbred Racing Museum and Hall of Fame, in Aiken, South Carolina, which enlisted Jeanne to curate an exhibit commemorating 100 years of polo history, the National Museum of Dance and Hall of Fame in Saratoga Springs, New York, and most significantly the National Polo Museum and Hall of Fame. Jeanne served as Coordinating Director for the latter, an idea fostered by Jeremy Chisholm in the 1970s. The Chisholm Gallery, further, was invited to participate in the first-ever sporting art exhibit at the prestigious London Colnaghi Gallery.

I agree with Sarah wholeheartedly.... I visited the Wasssaic Project and found it awesome for new…read moreartists and exploration of new ideas. I live in the town of Wassaic about 3 miles from the Wassaic Project and am so proud of what they have done. FYI. The Lantern as every local knows has the best pizza you can find outside of NYC and their bartenders are terrific. We also have a fabulous new bakery, called Vitsky Bakery, a few doors down from The Lantern. Ten Mile Distillery is in Wassaic and has excellent views, drinks and food.

I'm surprised there are no prior reviews. It takes place…read moreannually, in the hamlet of Wassiac near the town of Amenia. It's a year round artists colony. Many are avant garde. Thought provoct There's a MetroNorth station within walking distance; using a GPS in the car is a little confusing. Street parking is limited. Across the tracks there is a parking lot with a $20 charge. During the festival. The main gallery is in an old granary. Their 7th floor is equivalent to a 10 story high-rise. There isn't an elevator. Wear sensible shoes. Food - near the main building are snacks. Up the road, by the green building are vendors and wine. Cash only. $$. Across the tracks is The Lantern; a quaint bar/restaurant. Their menu is limited to pizza, buffalo wings and a couple other items. The Bar has imported beers, wines and other beverages. There's a pool table. Odd that they allow children in the bar area. If you decide to visit the entire museum it is a climb up stairs; be prepared. There's no elevator.

8/9/25 - we went up for the Food Truck event. We are not oenophiles…read more However, we know a few who have birthdays coming up and the staff here know their product. On the other hand this review is for the grounds and buildings. There are only 2 designated handicap parking spots, near the entrance. To use the restrooms you'll need to use stairs. The paths are paved with loose coarse gravel. Potentially a hazard for lower limb amputees and difficult for wheelchair users to navigate. Otherwise it's a pleasant venue

What a great place to enjoy wine, music, food, and the great outdoors!…read more I came here with a large group and was impressed with how much space there is to accommodate folks. We were able to find a couple of picnic tables and spend a few hours enjoy the beautiful weather and sunset. At some point, live music started up, and while they asked for $15 to sit close to where the music was being performed, you could hear it just fine from further out. We didn't make it to the wine tasting or tour, but we did get a small taste of a few different options from the window outside before ordering a bottle to share. They do flights upstairs, but pets aren't welcome upstairs (we had our small dog). We were, however, informed that pets are very welcome on the tour. If we weren't with a large group, we would have taken the tour...they depart frequently throughout the day. There were three food truck options available when we visited, and the 2 we tried were delicious and reasonably priced. Will definitely be back!

Don't be fooled by the outside of this business. There are…read moretwo floors and the shop extends far back onto the property. With all of that space, there is ample opportunity to find something to bring home. There was something in every price range. The staff was amusing and knowledgeable. Almost every category of vintage item was represented.

My dad used to sell antiques and assorted items at a place like this, so finding this place was…read morenostalgic for me - his place sadly closed. It's set up so a large number of different vendors rent space and set up their area themselves and set their own prices. The system means that you can find a huge variety of stuff... it's the sort of place I love browsing through most. It's also a large space, with multiple rooms. I ended up dropping $100 that I hadn't meant to spend - but I also feel that it was half the price I'd have paid elsewhere for a similar item, so I'm quite delighted. (Note, however, that they don't take AmEx, and they're apparently not willing to cut you a break on the prices (or even the tax) if you pay cash. There's a similar place just two doors down called the Millbrook Antiques Mall. I didn't have time to browse there... but if you're not on a schedule, you definitely want to check out both!