Love love LOVE this gallery! I usually come by during their big events, like the ladies night out…read moreevent, and the art shows, but it is always a good time. They bring out wine and snacks and the owners are so super nice and always mingling. Plus the art they carry is always changing and really broadcasts to many different styles. I like that they sell prints of everything at a more affordable rate than the originals so everyone, including me, can enjoy the local art in their homes.

Sweet little gallery with super friendly owners. The prices are also very reasonable. It's really…read morenice to be able to support small businesses and artists and have something left over in your wallet. I bought a magical print and ended up giving it away. So I will be making my way back there to get another one as soon as I can.

Very disappointing experience. I placed my canvas order only yesterday afternoon , and by this…read moremorning it was already "finished." When I saw the work, I was shocked by how sloppy, rushed, and low quality it looked. This was not professional work and not something any business should hand to a customer. I explained that I was unhappy with the quality and asked for my money back because I could not use this canvas for my client. Instead of trying to fix the problem, they refused and kept saying, "This is how we do it," and that they already spent time, labor, and materials on it. They acted like there was nothing wrong with the work at all. What made the experience even worse was the attitude and disrespect. Instead of helping or apologizing, I was told to leave the store. I also took photos of the canvas so people can judge the quality for themselves. I would not recommend this place if you expect professionalism, quality workmanship, or respectful customer service.

"Paint it! Paint it black!!!"…read more My go to local small art supply, art gallery, art happenings and creative vibes stores. Carter Sexton Artist Materials is located in Los Angeles' San Fernando Valley within the Valley Village/Studio City area and resides on Laurel Canyon Boulevard/just a beat down from Chandler Blvd and the Laurel Canyon Metro Station for the Orange (aka G) line. It's got lots of fun nooks and crannies with great materials, supplies, service and sales (including 40% off, clearance items and more). It was easy for me to follow a lot of their played out pricing for canvas (10 years in retail, though it's been almost 10 years since I walked away from it and yet still retain so much lol). I ventured into the "Come (On) In" area and discovered some complimentary artist guides, incredible artwork and extra items I was seeking for a sketching event I hosted over the weekend. Love coming in on Saturdays, though it's been several months since I was last in, hoping to change that, check out more of their events, including some great some shows this holiday season like their Medley. I don't have much to submit by their deadline, but highly recommend you do if you're an artist, aspiring artist or creative. They definitely are neighborhood feel with some cool regulars. Caught some warming interactions and references to Cheers (the 80s to early 90s series) between the staff and a really nice returning customer. I'm not sure if Kelli was there when I stopped in, but I've had some greatest response with her in the past online when inquire about things. Everyone is super knowledgeable, mindful and respectful. Ready to assist, but also let you take your time exploring and feeling out all they have to offer. Street parking primarily with a 1hour limit from 8am to 6pm. Some limited spaces in their back alley parking, that I'm sure is super great for their staff/ the Carter Sexton family. Its first come first serve, but you might get lucky. Open from 10am to 6pm Monday through Saturday weekly with some variations for holidays. A must whether a local, passing through or seeking out a small biz to support that does great things for the area, and showcasing a spotlights artists of all walks of lives and ages. Even Bob Ross on display wants you to check out this great supportive Art spot. "We don't make mistakes, just happy little accidents."

Great gallery with high quality artists. Rachelle was kind and friendly and had a charity event to…read moresupport Japan funds. I invited our meetup group members to attend the exhibit: http://www.meetup.com/artgalleriesinLA/ Left Coast Galleries has moved to an exciting new location at 11734 Ventura Blvd. Stop by and join them for a celebratory toast at the new gallery between La Loggia and Firefly restaurants, across the street from Spark Woodfire Grill and CBS Studio at Radford. I look forward to viewing the new gallery location in the heart of Studio City.

This art gallery is a wonderful discovery. Finally a 'over-the-hill-standard' gallery in the…read morevalley! I was stunned by the quality of the artists represented. Listed artists whose works hang in museums around the world! It is a hard to spot behind the trees that line the popular stretch of Ventura Boulevard. It sits on the south side of the street between Laurel Cyn & Coldwater Cyn, next to the famous 'Ivy' antiques center. The owner was lovely and chatted with us for a long time, no 'too-cool' frosty attitude here as usually given by galleries. From smaller drawings to huge paintings, photography and silkscreens, there's many beautiful pieces hanging on the walls!! I ended up buying a gorgeous painting and the owner actually drove it to my house and hung it for me! AND the frame was included in the price of the piece!!! Incredible service!!!!

*** A lovely new gallery opens in Beverly Hills, 9mo ago. ***…read more Latest exhibit featured Max Presneill's brillantly colorful work. I love his abstract pieces. I like the pieces of his wife, and boys. But I really don't care for the others ... all contain skull and graffiti. *** A fresh new addition to the competitive Bev Hills art scene. ***

I couldn't tell if the other review was for the work or for the gallery. This review is for the…read moregallery. Tonight's shin-dig featured Claudia Parducci, and I was immediately amused. I wasn't sure if her theme was a satirical poke at paranoia or a testament to the real threat we pose to ourselves (we being humanity) but either way, I enjoyed it. And the main point is that it was all presented well. There's very little to distract, the proprietor is a nice bloke, and most importantly, he's getting significant and important works in. This is a place that I'll keep my eye on - as any gallery I suppose in the Beverly Wilshire district... But this one definitely fits in and deserves a look.

I love how clean & open the space of the studio is so there's no sense of being crowded as you…read morework; there's a separate area for students to take classes and a member work space. It's been a professional & creative place to work, and the other ppl who are members are all friendly and willing to talk shop! Lovely owners, too, one of whom I met at a festive lil' halloween pumpkin contest & party last fall.

Came here for a date night workshop. My whir always wanted to try out pottery and it was well worth…read morethe experience. Easy to follow instructor and it was simply fun. You choose your glaze at the end and pick up your creation in about three weeks.

Kii is the best! I love his work and his art! The artists he chooses to hang on the walls are all…read morevery gifted.

This is a pretty big gift shop. Also, it as a little market area. A lot of things to look at.. but…read morenothing worth buying in my opinion.. you can see mostly everything at certain stores back home and etc. the employees are pretty helpful and the restroom is ok.. but I don't think I'd shop here

I enjoyed the quiet ambiance while viewing the works. The space actually surprised me when it went…read moredownstairs and I thought the layout was very dynamic. Very cozy gallery.

Duke Reilly plastic ocean waste mosaics and "scrimshaw" were stunning in every sense. We were glad…read moreto have a chance to see them before the show closed, did not expect to see video of Reilly catching fish with lures fashioned from washed up waste

A splendid neighborhood art gallery! I live within a hop and a skip distance, and had walked by…read moreseveral times but didn't stop in until they recently held a Modular Sound Bath by Siesta Yoga during "All Yoni is Love" exhibit by Laurie Shapiro. It was a surreal experience to feel the vibrations while surrounded by beauty. The gallery is now on my list to check out exhibits and events. A great addition to the neighborhood. Nearest Metro Station: Red Line at the Hollywood/Western Station

Great Gallery! Stopped by to see "All Yoni is Love" by…read moreLaurie Shapiro Wonderful installation and artist. I'll be back again soon to see the next exhibit!