My favorite gallery in the Paseo!…read more They have awesome local artists and a rotating gallery so there is always something new to see when I pop in! When I stopped in recently on a Sunday (so happy to see a gallery open on a Sunday in Paseo!) Theresa Hurt was there to greet me and I immediately fell in love with her art! She had a juxtaposition of ornate vintage frames with colorful modern art inside of them. I saw myself in her art and cannot wait to purchase a few pieces! I was drawn in by the Rita Ortloff Holiday display in the window! I recognized her work and had to go in for a closer look. I can't wait to visit again during first Friday.

I love this gallery! Mainsite is such a refreshing space with awesome contemporary and conceptual…read moreart. It's a great little space with lots of natural light, tall white walls, and a cool layout. Every year they have a show for emerging artists and their selection is always amazing; you won't find mediocre artwork here. I was one of the artists for the 2011 show (I hope that doesn't make me biased) but I have to say my fellow artists in this show were AMAZING. Seriously, this is top notch art you would expect to see in San Francisco or Chicago. I believe they have new shows every 6-8 weeks so be sure to check their website for upcoming events. They also rent out the gallery for parties/receptions. I also have to mention that the staff is wonderful and very sweet. No pretentious folks here! There's also a few cafes nearby so this would make a cute little Saturday afternoon date! A definite go to spot for any art lovers.

this space is sooo primed for cultural domination! from the…read morelook & feel of the venue, to the kool staff & volunteer board members, you feel as though you can just think about making sure your guests enjoy the experience. we look forward to developing long term synergies with MAINSITE.

This is in the heart of the paseo a little closer to the north end. There is a nice art gallery,…read morestudio spaces and event areas. It looks like it's pretty full with the arts fest going on, so not sure what it's like during a regular week. This is a great area to hang out but it does get hot so be prepared. There is a nice selection of items for sale and the prices very depending on the media, artist and size.

The most authentic way to learn how to use all Acrylic…read moremediums and tools. Beautiful artwork best experience

Loved Hideout Art! My cousin and I scheduled a two hour session and we not only had a blast but I…read morewalked away with an awesome painting. The owner/artist, Lisa, was so fun and helpful and assisted us in creating unique art tailored to our individual preferences. She showed us how to do several techniques and was super nice and accommodating. I highly recommend Hideout Art for making your own art and a great experience. I will definitely be back again.

A friend of a friend told me their Grand Opening was today, and am I glad I made the trek down to…read morethe old Crossroads Mall (now Plaza Mayor I think). What an art co-op! I got to meet most of the artists, talk with them about their different mediums and passions. Kewl variety. Face painting today too. Even if you are not into art, you probably are familiar with a couple of the artist's work, like Bob Palmer who did all the Bricktown Murals. Carol Lorance is there with her Dragonfly Silks. Amazing photography too. But I got talking to Alexander Tomlin who was doing some cool stuff with metallics and the way the light was catching his art made it seem alive. It's a funky drop process on canvas and he kinda lost me. But wow. They are still getting set up, and it is a bit off-the-beaten path or I would have given it a 5star. A bit hard to find - southern end of the mall by the food court. South of the Carousel. The signs showed Art Classes available for children and adults. Can't wait to stop on by again when they get fully underway with those.

What a wonderful eclectic gallery! The art is beautiful and worth the trip. They also teach some…read moreexciting and fantastic classes. Very different.

Great vibes! Uncanny Art House is a newly renovated space in downtown Norman and it has a great…read morelittle welcoming area and tons of walls and space to check out exhibits. Last night during the February Art Walk was Chris McDaniel's show and the artwork was absolutely insane. So many meticulous details..it was mind blowing. A lot of his art looks like some kind of DMT experience. His original works were not in my price point, but there were tons of prints available and the gallery also has a lot of art books and stickers and shirts for sale.

I've lived here my whole life and have never been to the Paseo district other than to eat or for an…read moreevent. This was my first time visiting the museums and shops. I was invited here to see a particular artist's work that was being featured. The ladies there were super nice and showed us around and explained how some of the work was done which was very interesting. I can't say that I "get" most art, but it was a fun experience. I would stop in again if I was in the area.

Great working studio. These ladies have put together a great place to visit and purchase art. Be…read moresure to check out the First Friday Gallery Walk on the Paseo.

A collaborative studio housing five independent artists, specializing in murals, graphic design,…read moreand public art. The artists work together or separately to create murals around the area and city. They took this old gas station and turned it into a hub for murals and arts right in the middle of the plaza district. The bright yellow paint attracts your eyes and the side of the building is one large mural.