Always a pleasure to work with such a skilled team. Send all my customers who need restoration done.read more

Poster Mountain is 100% tops in their field. Their workmanship and expertise in everything from…read moremounting posters to restoration is totally amazing. They are the first choice when you're looking to have anything restored from posters, photos, artwork, and more. The owners John and Robin Davis are straight forward and honest with everything they will do for you at Poster Mountain. They are the best in their field.

Congratulations graduating class of 2018. I checked out your exhibit today and I was quite…read moreimpressed. The gallery is located in a back corner of the CSUN campus and is free and open to all. Hours are usually 12-5 but they host a late night on Thursdays. Parking was just outside the building and you'll have to pay the minimum $4 for two hours ($8 for all day). This part of the campus is really cute, with its yellow buildings topped in moss. The gallery has four rooms. Hard to say what was my absolute favorite but the ceramic room was stunning, as were the large portraits.

I haven't been to very many state-supported university art museums. But aside from the superior…read moreSpeed at University of Louisville, they have been 3 or 2 star museums like the Fowler at UCLA, the Northern Arizona University Art Museum, SDSU Downtown Gallery, and Beall at UC Irvine. The CSUN Art Galleries weren't much different. Located in the north end of campus off North University Drive, the "Valley Vista" exhibition in the Main Gallery had a couple nice pieces to make for a pleasant 20 minute visit. The best artwork was donated by former CSUN art teachers. Given that there was no Yelp listing for the Main Gallery, I was expecting it to be dead on a Thursday evening, but there were plenty of people dropping in which was good to see. I guess the free admission helps attract people, but parking is a pain unless you already have a CSUN parking permit. At the opposite end of campus, there is a small gallery in the Valley Performing Arts Center (VPAC). It is located on the third floor on the left side past the restrooms. Of course, you need to see a concert to access the gallery so seeing all galleries in one visit is virtually impossible. I've enjoyed seeing the thoughtful art in the VPAC gallery during every intermission and like this gallery more than the Main Gallery. Note: I categorized this place as a "museum", but Yelp changed it to "art gallery" which is a subcategory of "shopping" and refuses to change it back. They do not sell art here.

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It is worth a visit if you are in the area. It's free, there is plenty of parking and the staff…read moreare very friendly .

I can't believe it's taken me so long to review this place! Tara's work with copper is so…read morebeautiful. I fell in love with one of her pieces and knew I had to have it. If you're looking for unique pieces for your home, this is definitely the place. I've also gotten to attend a few of the art shows held here and it's always such a good time. Tara herself is so sweet and personable. I'm sure you will enjoying visiting the gallery As much as I do.

Tara has a beautiful contemporary style based on copper and glass. Whenever I see her paintings, I…read moreimagine them on a wall of a fancy hotel lobby. They are gorgeous and very tastefully done. Besides painting herself, she is a great teacher and helps her students brings out the best in themselves. It will surely be worth your while to stop by and take a look at her amazing work.

Possibly the best comic book store in the Valley. Been going for years, mostly on FCBD in May, and…read morethey handle that event really went despite the crowd. They also have a lot of signing events, which is pretty cool! Really appreciate that they have a very welcoming atmosphere. The staff are super helpful and take time to chat with you and give solid recommendations. Been to other stores that feel very judgey and just want you out ASAP. Collector's Paradise is the complete opposite. Layout is nice and spacious giving room to browse. The sections by author took me a while to get used to. Good selection and I love that authors randomly drop in and sign copies (and the store sells them at face value).

Wow, I did not know what to expect when I came here to pick up some gifts for my friend's birthday!…read moreBut this place was a nerdy fan's paradise, indeed (this is not derogatory, I am a fellow nerd)! Super nice and helpful guy at the front (I did not catch his name, but I will be sure to get it next time!). Prices were great and the selection was nice and wide! Signed up for their book club cuz I WILL be back. Thanks for the positive experience!

If I could give a negative one review, I would I rarely give reviews and I have no idea how this…read moreplace got as good of reviews as it does. I went in simply asked for a custom frame. The guy practically pushed me out the door said it's gonna be at least 100 bucks. I said that was fine then he responded to me saying it's gonna take 3 to 4 weeks. I said that was fine. I asked if I could see what a custom frame would look like he stated come back. There were two employees in the store and only one customer and I would've absolutely waited. I was like I just wanna see what kind of custom frames you have the gentleman said go to Michael's I responded but you guys do custom frames. The gentleman responded. Michael's does customer frames too. This place is a joke and I never ever give reviews. I would've spent $500 on a frame. Maybe I just had a bad experience. Maybe the place isn't what it used to be. Maybe the guy is just a jerk. Point of this story is I guess go to Michael's

Old man of the business was very rude. Instead of helping he was very dismissive and no help. Would…read morenot recommend this shop for anything.

My friend had a art painting in the La Galería Gitana's Intimate Moments Show. Tonight was the…read moreopening reception. I attended to support her creative endeavors. The gallery was much bigger inside than I initially figured from looking through windows. I wasn't sure if it was the correct place because there's plenty buildings in the vicinity. Parking was ample but scattered. Anyways, I met some really nice people not just artists. Also, all artists works showcased at the gallery were up for sale, unless otherwise noted. It was a wonderful soirée with a nice crowd turnout. Comfortable. Creative. Friendly with artists, intellectuals and local patrons.

As the premier and only real art gallery in the Northeast San Fernando Valley...this is as good as…read moreit gets. You guys & gals really need to visit this gallery. They have been open for a little over a year and almost exclusively showcase art from Valley based artist. They tend to rotate exhibitions every 1.5 months and kick off each new exhibit with a reception (wine + cheese). There tends to be a pretty diverse crowd from all over the LA metropolitan area. My favorite art exhibit so far has been the "Best of the Best of Mission College" which opened last Summer. Karen Nichols, the gallery curator/owner and former public school teacher, identified various art students from nearby Mission College to showcase their work. The exhibit included video installations and other contemporary pieces from up & coming local artist. Currently, the "Urban Places: The San Fernando Valley" runs through March 20,2010. Entrance to the gallery is free. There's sufficient street parking and various public lots behind the gallery and on First Street. The gallery is located behind the Coldstones Creamery. Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmxcE4KSE8M

This is literally the best place to go when looking for a unique gift. Laura was so nice and…read moreknowledgeable. The store is amazing with a large selection of everything. Beautiful artwork. At a time where everything is online, it's refreshing to walk into a store and buy a curated gift. Will be going back.

This wonderful store is a work of enthusiasm... it has a huge collection is vintage items, current…read morefun stuff and treasures gathered from locals, friends and finding " one-of- a-kind" items! Chandeliers are jeweled and sparkly.

I haven't had such a positive art-buying experience in ages. Bravo, Andrew, for displaying not…read moreonly such breadth of knowledge about the works you sell, but for making the process of selection and acquisition so much fun. I can't say enough about this seller's integrity. If you are looking to expand or even just begin your collection, start here.

All shallow and pedantic selection with hubris hosts. Not recommended for your time or viewing…read morepleasure.

Gallery itself is small however what makes his gallery shine is the frequent art exhibits and…read moreopening nights they host, make sure to get on the mailing list to be notified of events and have a nice night of drinks and mingling among the art

I have not had the pleasure of visiting art galleries in Los Angeles. We decided to check out the…read moreMash Gallery recently and I found it to be fun and educational. We looked at a bunch of historical and modern art from the gallery of some of the best world artist around the world. Place is small and limited parking. Nice cool goodies to drink and munch on during the trip. I had a good time. I'd come and visit again.