Great little art gallery! Definitely have a wide selection of some really nice pieces!read more

After eating brunch next door at the Cooper, I wandered in because they were one of the few stores…read moreopen in PGA Commons on New Years Day. According to their website, they have been in the contemporary art business for over 20 years. I always love to check out art and they had some exceptional paintings, mixed media, sculptures, and glass which all had price tags in the multiple thousands of dollars. If you want to learn more about the artists they represent, there is an excellent tutorial on their website. My favorite pieces were the intricate glass by David Patchen, a former musician turned glass artist. He attended the glass school founded by Dale Chihuly. Pieces run between 7 and 9 thousand dollars. I also liked Rick Eggert's "Dynamic Cosmos" , a series of fluid shaped glass pieces meant to explore ideas of change, growth, and time. A series of these pieces will set you back $7,500. The art that brought a smile to my face was by Stephen Hansen. He wanted to get better at painting so he recreated a piece by Rothko. That gave him the idea of incorporating a small papier-mâché man painting masterpieces. My favorite one had the man staring at money as he painted Benjamin Franklin's portrait. These run around $4.000. This gallery represents 18 artists covering a wide range of medium, style, and taste. As everything was upwards of several thousand dollars, I will need to return to decorate my mansion after I win the lottery. A girl can dream right?

Great selection of art to browse. One of my favorite galleries in WPB due to the location and fresh…read moreselection of artwork always on rotation.

MAC Art Gallery is a beautiful gallery with knowledgeable staff. Whether a seasoned collector or…read morenew to purchasing art, staff at the gallery can find the right art to enhance your living space and add value to your art collection.

Not everybody realizes that the Brewhouse has added good menu items recently, especially pizza!…read moreAlso, they now have live music during their Friday Happy Hours, which makes it the best Happy Hour in Lake Park in my book! They're celebrating their 10th Anniversary soon, and bringing back a lot of the live music acts that played during their first year which is a pretty cool idea.

Locals jamming, local artists, pool, shuffle board, amazing bartenders; this place has it all. I…read morecannot recommend this place enough.

Absolutely stunning!!! In my opinion, this is the best gallery in the Palm Beach area, MacKenzie…read moreThorpe is featured exclusively. If you're looking for a piece of fine art, this is the place to go.

Dishonest business practices on the part of the owner, Debra Onessimo. She lied and then mismanaged…read moreour deposit for a piece we were testing in our living room. I also noticed her partner, Bruce Gorman, giving a 5 star rating of the business on google...I'm thinking he may be a little biased.

Over 300 artists set up shop this weekend for the annual Art Fest. The event is free, pet friendly…read moreand on the water. Gorgeous oceanside location with bus shuttles and parking was available across the street for twenty dollars. We went with the $20 option which was without a doubt well worth it. The festival was packed with people of all ages & it was lovely seeing so many people spending the day outdoors with their precious fur babies. Several food vendors were on hand selling crabcakes, gyros, lobster rolls, souvlaki, stir fry, frozen lemonade, fresh squeezed lemonade, and so much more. We had lunch before we came so I didn't try any of the food. The smell of freshly popped popcorn was tempting but I wasn't hungry. The artists set up tents, gallery style with special lighting to showcase their work. Jewelry, sculpture, woodwork, paintings, large unusual mailboxes, fine delicate silk tops; it was all here plus so much more. Coming here wasn't planned but once I found out about it I was excited to go, although I do wish I had my sneakers on. I had a good time and enjoyed some sunny Florida weather for a change. This is an annual event and I hope to return next year, in my sneakers of course.

It was supposed to be a cloudy hot day on this wonderful Sunday in Juno Beach. I had read from one…read moreof my Yelp friends that there was a Juno ArtFest by the ocean on A1A. From what I read, there are about three hundred national and international artists showcasing art of all kinds. As we drove close to the ArtFest, we noticed that there was preferred parking for twenty dollars. I of course was not going to have any of that. So I found a close by hideaway and parked for free with others that had the same idea. The good news was that my car was still there when I returned three hours later. It was a free pet friendly experience with many diverse art items on display such as sculpture, jewelry, woodwork, paintings, wearable art, live plants, along with delicious fast food and drinks. It was sweaty blast and somehow we found a way to once again purchase numerous creative artistic pictures & sculptures that we will wonder why we bought a month later. Well, we will probably give them as gifts to our kids which they will probably re-gift them eventually to somebody else. Overall it was a great way to spend a wonderful beautiful Sunday in Juno Beach.

One of the best, most well-priced antique stores in the area! The store offers a variety of…read morefurniture, art, and vintage decor ranging from the late 19th century to the eighties. The owner has been incredibly helpful every time we've visited, you can tell this store is a real passion of his. He's helped us carry furniture out to the car and given us great deals on pieces, excellent customer service all around. Every Sunday he gets in a new haul of antiques, so be sure to come by as early in the week as you can!

Very diverse selection available so you can find something special! And the owner is really nice…read moreand accommodating!

I'm all for backing local businesses like New StudioFor The Visual Arts. but my last experience…read more left me a bit disappointed. My class credit became useless when the teacher left, and I thought it was a no-brainer to transfer that credit to another class, especially since I mentioned it to the owner while signing up over the phone. Yet, that didn't happen. Then, the workshop I took a day off for was canceled because I was the only participant. I understand things happen, but a sincere apology or an attempt to make it right would have meant a lot. It's not just about the credit or the class; it's about feeling valued. I hope that they use this as a chance to really connect with and take care of their community.

Great studio. Teachers handle different mediums. Also offer open studios - with teacher and…read morewithout. Clean, well-lighted, and welcoming.

The Art Palm Beach Annual Exhibition is a prestigious modern and contemporary art show launched in…read more1997 by IFAE/ Next Level founders David and Lee Am Lester. The Lester's also founded Art Miami, Art Asia Hong Kong, American International Fine Art Fair and Art Boca Raton. The show was acquired by the Palm Beach Show Group in 2022 who also puts on the LA Art Show. Art Palm Beach is the largest and longest mid winter art fair in the Palm Beaches. This art show is dedicated to exhibiting the contemporary, emerging and modern masterworks of 20th and 21st century art. Seventy-six national and International galleries showcased their work for sale. There were also several art museums presenting at the show including the Boca Raton Museum of Art, MOCCA (Museum of Contemporary Art of the Americas), and the Danubiana Museum of Art in Bratislava, Slovakia. Art mediums included photography, painting, design, fine art glass, metal, gems, sculpture, and video. Displayed in front of the convention center was Ominka by artist Viktor Freso. The large, inflated bear was covered in blue brooch's inspired by a sentimental costume brooch purchased by artist Viktor Freso's grandmother in 1964 in the United States when she was pursuing a singing career and then taken back to Slovakia. Another stand out art piece was Project Eternal Light from the Reflectspace Gallery displayed in its own area as soon as you walked in to the event. Artist Han Ho's nine lighted panels depicts an apocalyptic end of the world for humanity and was inspired by Michelangelo's Last Supper. A featured exhibition was Big Birk, a 19 foot high, 16 foot long Birkin Bag. It is billed as the world's largest Hermes, Birkin Bag. One of my favorite pieces was the interactive Breakfast by Sydney Warming Sea. Software, a camera, and a computer flips foil on discs into your image when you stand in front of it. There was so much other eye catching art. I especially enjoyed anything featuring animals, light, or kinetic movement. Tickets to this show were $35 but if you follow the galleries on Instagram before the show, some of them give out free tickets. If you pay extra for the VIP tickets there was a private lounge in the center of the convention floor. There was also a Friday night gala for an additional price. During the show there was food and drinks for sale. Parking was offered in the convention center garage for $5 for two hours. Allow a few hours to see everything. There was ample seating on the convention floor in between galleries. This was my first time attending this event and I loved everything about it.

This is supposed to be one of the most prestigious winter art fairs of its kind. The 2020 one is…read morethe 23rd one they've held. And I'd never heard of it! We were lucky enough to be invited as guests of our friends who it seems have gone for years. We met them at the convention center (there's easy parking in the attached garage or you can valet park). Some 85 international galleries had exhibits of all mediums of art. It was like going to a very upscale museum. There was no set traffic pattern here. You could wander in and out of the exhibits as you wished. You could spend as much time as you wanted admiring what you liked. Many items had prices on them. Some were priced "on request". In the middle of the exhibit was a coffee shop/snack bar where you could sit and rest and have a bite. I especially liked some of the kinetic sculptures, the Chihuly glass, and the big "moon" installation. Our friends were drawn to some of the paintings. Such creativity using various methods and mediums -- like an eagle that was made of buttons strung on filament. Or the heart shaped sculpture made out of paint and paint brushes. A number of palm beachers were here to see and be seen. Their outfits were equally as attractive and interesting as the artwork. If you like art, even if you're not in the high rollers league to be a buyer, come here at least to browse. It's a great show!