Very nice display of paintings.Like the variety of different medias…read moreThey do a great job of framing. plus very friendly people to deal with Check this place out you will be very pleasantly surprised. I think the prices are reasonable too.

From the owner: Owner JoAnn Martin is a professional custom picture framer, a trained graduate of the American…read morePicture Framing Academy in Chicago, IL. Not a self-taught, basement framer, JoAnn specializes in conservation (archival) framing, which means your artwork and mementos are handled with utmost care at all times. All items get the "white glove treament"--I don't touch anything until I'm wearing white, cotton gloves. At Black Iris I also provide frame and art restoration services as well as corporate framing for restaurants, hospitals, clinics, resorts, hotels, offices, real estate & contractor staging, and more. We will deliver and professionally hang your artwork using security hardware, and we guarantee our designs. If you don't like how your artwork looks once you have it on the wall, let us know. We'll make it right. We take appointments on Mondays in the winter and Sundays year-round. Please call us--we will happily accommodate your scheduling needs.

This is now Gladje!…read more I visited for the first time on Small Business Saturday and was overwhelmed at the space they have - the building seems to go on forever and there are a few small rooms to check out too. Right away we were greeted by a sweet and bubbly employee and told what deals they had happening and she explained a little bit about the place. There's a check out desk near the back of the building and a painter actively working who was also very friendly. They didn't seem at all perturbed by little ones running around, they welcomed a family with little children and weren't nervous about them breaking anything (there's much to look at and potentially break!) Prices were higher but they're all local artists so I am absolutely not complaining. I got a book for my godchild that was signed by the local author as well as a cute travel puzzle for her birthday - I know she'll love it. I would love to check out their classes and wish I was more local to check out their live music on Saturdays too, such a warm and friendly place!

What a fun place. We stumbled upon this cheerful store Sunday afternoon. Walking in we were…read moregreeted by friendly people and an array of art from local artist. I cant wait to go back and see more.

Cool studio and gallery space. Currently four artists share the space and invite another to…read moredisplay. The four have different styles so the experience is broader than one might expect. It's a great opportunity to see both finished work and works in progress, and talk with the artists.

Art Beat reflects the pulse of the flourishing art community in northern Wisconsin. I have…read morepurchased cobalt and copper raku, metal-work, detailed weavings, and exquisite wood boxes that hold my essential oils in addition to getting all of my framing done since 2002. Great selection of frames! Art Beat even represents an artist who does detailed embroidery with porcupine quills that requires a mag lamp---where will you NOT find that ANYWHERE! Totally cool.

I am a plein air painter from California. I was so surprised to find s fellow painter in this small…read morebut artistic town of Stockholm Wisconsin. We decided to buy his print that was Edward hopperish and was the poster for the art festival. Walk up his stairs and meet his friendly dog and enjoy his beautiful art work. Just up the street from the famous pie shop.

From the owner: We specialize in fine art and gifts, handmade by local artists and craftspeople. This is the only…read morevenue where you will find original Plein Air and studio paintings by Matt Anderson. You may also find hand made art lamps, candles, and woodwork, and more.

Nice shop with everything from cheap posters to original oils, mixed media, etc. The usual…read morerecognizable names and also quite a few local artists are represented here. I'm always surprised at how much local talent we have. In fact Rick Kelley (best known for his wildlife art and the 9/11 commemorative work featuring the bald eagles) is the son of the man who started Kelley Frame. (If this is the first time you're reading a review of mine, you should know that they all contain fascinating facts like this.) The dad/owner Ed Kelley died a couple of years ago and I miss his friendly banter. He was a helluva salesman and a really nice guy. The creativity here seems to be hit and miss. I've ended up with a few framed pieces I'm less than excited about, partly my fault for not going with my gut. But overall this is a place to check out. In addition to their HUGE selection of custom frames, they carry some home accessories....lamps and knick knacky things. Quite a few sales during the year so check the website before you venture in. They have a store in Woodbury too, but Hudson is bigger.

A very nice gallery with friendly staff and a welcoming atmosphere. There were a lot of beautiful…read moreworks on display the last time I was there. Go see for yourself! =)