I am beginning to introduce my paintings to the area and readying to open another online business…read morefor worldwide sales. They offer a wide selection of products and services. I have used them for all my framing that other areas are unable to provide. The service has been excellent both Jason and Allan know what to expect from me as I am building an inventory of series in different styles. One of my business partners is also using Vistra and is very pleased with their work. This is the place to go.

I needed to frame a watercolor painting under a short deadline for an art show. I called Vistra and…read morewas assisted, over the phone, with the decision to use their website to order all of my framing materials for "DIY" the assembly. I was a little hesitant at first, but the kind gentleman reassured me and explained how to do it. This was also going to be the fastest and least expensive way for me to get my picture framed and also meet the deadline. The website was easy to use and I was able to select from a number of frames, mats, and glass or plexiglass. Three days later, my framing materials were ready. I picked it up the following day and the gentleman at the counter explained to me how to make sure and put it together correctly. I brought the picture home and put it together, and the result was beautiful. I highly recommend this frame shop for their excellent service and cost effective Do-it-yourself framing --if that's some thing you're keen to try. I'm sure having the piece professionally framed would have resulted in excellent quality work as well. I would trust them to do this if that was something I needed in the future.

Not only a lovely gallery but HP is the sweetest person A definite place to visit when in Eugeneread more

This gallery was recently one I stopped at while spending an evening with Art for Obama. The prints…read moredate back as far as the 1920's and are just breathtaking. They've got prints, silkscreens, pottery, you name it. Underlying asisan theme, but a few other items that aren't really in any category artist wise. Truly a worthwhile to stop and admire beautiful asian inspired art. I was particularly fond of some prints towards the back in a book. What I could do with a mere $800 in extra art funds floating around!

Reasonably priced, quality framing. Used this business for years mostly at the old location. New…read morelocation at 252 Taylor is tucked behind building at 250 Taylor, just south of west 2nd St.

Wonderful Gallery. They have beautiful photographs priced so that anyone can enjoy having them in…read moretheir home or office. The staff is friendly and efficient. I saw something I liked in the front window and it was faded so they rematted and reframed it. Went above and beyond on what was a $20 sale. Of course while I was waiting for the framing I found several other things to purchase all of which made me very happy. I would definitely go there again next time I'm in town

Located a short walk from campus, this arts center offers a variety of exhibits year round. A…read moresimple donation is asked for (on the honor system) when you walk in the door. Nice gift shop featuring the showcased artists work.

Cool place and friendly staff, they make you feel like family. I love the way they set up and…read moredisplay the artist works. It's easy to find and lots of parking.

My husband and I brought in our kiddos today, it was amazing. To start there is plenty of free…read moreparking out front. When we walked in we were greeted by Dana who was absolutely amazing at explaining the process to us. There was a ton of different items to choose from to start painting and lots of colors to choose. We had such a fun time together as a family and we cannot wait to come back again! Dana who was working was super nice, extremely kind, and patient with our young son! He made the experience that much better. I recommend 100% for a fun family time, date night, or even just alone time therapy painting.

Fun, super cute choices and nice vibe. Unless, when there is a little girl birthday party that took…read moreover the place. More than slightly irritating was a situation that potters quarter could have at least contained the overly loud adults. We had a nice chill and creative time planned with the grandkids. It when we arrived it was chaos. There was a young elementary girls party going on that had food, drinks and many screaming girls. When something was funny the parents were loudest! It's like the rented the whole place for themselves to be as wild as they wanted with no courtesy for others - except for the fact that they didn't. I'm not a party pooper. I'm not a buzz kill. I'm totally glad we get back to real life and some def fun- for everyone! So let's still be polite. Let's still be aware of our surroundings. Let's respect the others in the room ! What about indoor voices ? What about "read the room"? Oh no , you couldn't do that because you were all acting like you were at a park ! When I say screams and outlandish laughs it was over the top ! Never mind I had someone with me that's slightly on the spectrum. So we are clearly more than just irritating everyone. It's completely besides that because this wasn't even just a normal delightful squeals that is usually just enough to make you smile if you delight in several children in a good mood! Yeah I said I wasn't a cranky old woman! But really ???? One, next time rent out the whole place. Two, if you can't then know that others are also trying to have fun too. Three, why would you purposely be that Karen? And Karen's kids that will turn into the Karen because Karen don't k ow any better to do better. Sad.

Very small but diverse collection. One of the galleries was closed, so even smaller…read more Only $5 admission

First- check out their website for free days. It's only $5 but that's a barrier for some & they…read morehave monthly first Friday as well as other days free. Second. This museum is excellent -& I admit, I've been misrepresenting it. Pre Covid I went to a show and was deeply underwhelmed.This past weekend while visiting, I ran into an acquaintance and we both commented "did they change something? Wasn't this kind of a meh experience before?" Maybe they got the bigger Schnitzer collection out? New curators? I don't know what happened but it was GREAT. New works are top notch Japanese & Korean collections are small but stellar Contemporary & modern North American artists very broad and high quality choices. Single user bathroom on the second floor also a big winner as is the elevator and the tiny but compelling gift shop. Kudos all around (Wish the cute cafe would open back up. Fingers still crossed)