Art fanatics now have a place in Dania Pointe to check out some really cool exhibits. The gallery…read morewas beautiful with a black Yamaha piano as its centerpiece. The brightly colored oversized chess table by the front door added a warm welcoming. FYI, this is not an inexpensive knockoff art installation that you may find in some tourist rich environments. Majority of the colorful sculptures like Pinocchio were priced around $3,000, but a unique Superman painting was hovering at $6,300.

Very well thought out art gallery with some very nice art paintings and photography with a baby…read moregrand piano and a colorful menorah. The Bridget Bardot framed portrait was my most interesting item, it had hundreds of tiny pictures of Bardot in a collage.

I have a confession to make...I lied...about being an art fan…read more There's no way I can consider myself a connoisseur of the Miami Art Scene and not have stepped foot inside Dorsch Gallery until tonight! I stopped in tonight for the Bubble Art exhibit I heard on the talk thread, and went beyond the main entry hall. The raw concrete floor, the exposed masonry block work, the nooks, the crannies, the turns just beg for artistic creation. The exhibits tonight ranged from a cot made out of bank deposit bags - perfectly symbolic of the recession - to fluorescent colorful "stacks" and even a Great Pair of Legs on the floor. The coup d'grace is the outside patio where an local band was playing. It is an architectural hodgepodge of a patio slab, grass, and pavers. The patio roof itself is another marvel with two different types of wood framing. Of course, there was the requisite comp bar (which unfortunately I passed on tonight) and also a little picnic table outside. The acoustics weren't that great, but we're not a hoity toity concert hall but at a cool end-of-summer backyard party!

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I'm very much at odds of how to handle this review because I…read morereally didn't enjoy my visit. I did enjoy the performance art from the opera singers, but I just didn't get the art. Hmph. The layout was acceptable. I honestly wouldn't have even noticed that it was a gallery because from the outside it looked like a garage. I barely recognized it as I walked past later in the evening after they were closed. Bottom Line: Give it a shot and see if you like the art, but I wasn't impressed.

located on fiu's campus. not just located on fiu's campus... the sculpture garden IS fiu's campus…read more it covers the entire campus. it's one of the best private sculpture collections and mr. margulies donated on long-term loan to fiu. the first time i went was for an art history class i was taking. i had to write a paper on the piece of my choosing. i wasn't really expecting too much... but i have to admit, i was truly blown away. the campus is huge and everywhere you look there is these gigantic modern sculptures. and for those wondering... i ended up picking this big rotating like circle thingy (see how much i remember from college) just outside the museums doors. admission is free. and there's self-guided tours using the info map you can pick up in the museum. i think they also have audio tours as well. i've gone back once or twice since... and it's still as impressive.

What went well, everything! The studio has an amazing vibe. The teachers are knowledgeable…read morepleasant and patient. As a member of the studio, it is my safe Haven, learning hub and fun socializing with like-minded people. It's a must try. They have awesome classes to make pottery, candles, mosaics.

Annalise was so sweet and helpful! Definitely book a pottery class here! Beautiful studio and…read morehelpful staff!

Great art from a truly unique artist. Love his approach and style. Have a few of his pieces…read moredecorating my place and I always get compliments.

I had a very disappointing experience with Gallery Art and would not trust them with valuable…read moreartwork again. A couple of months ago, I brought in an art piece to have the inside of the plexiglass cleaned. When I noticed months later that there were still visible marks that had been missed, I also realized that the plexiglass was no longer properly seated under the wood frame, the edge was now sticking out. This had never been an issue in the 20+ years the piece of art has been in this frame, including previous handling by other professionals. I brought the piece back and spoke with an employee named Mathew. He acknowledged that the piece had not been cleaned properly, but then attempted to blame me for the plexiglass shifting due to how I "might have handled it." He also claimed the plexiglass was cut too small for the frame, which makes no sense given the frame's long history without this problem, until Gallery Art took it apart and put it back together. Mathew initially tried to charge me $180 to re-clean the piece and realign the plexiglass, even though the issue was clearly caused by their work. I asked instead for the plexiglass to simply be replaced. After getting my piece back, I contacted the owner, Amy, to discuss the situation. She was extremely unprofessional from my initial call with her. When I called at 11:30 a.m., she told me she sleeps during the day and would not speak with me until after 7 p.m. When I finally did reach her and explained that I should not have been charged to fix their mistake, she dismissed my concerns entirely after multiple calls going back and forth with her on the situation. After spending over $700 with this business, she offered only a $90 credit and later followed up with a text to me stating... "Obviously, you agreed to the price when you dropped it off, you were not double billed." This completely missed the point of my complaint, which was about poor workmanship and accountability, not billing confusion. Overall, the lack of care, refusal to take responsibility, and unprofessional communication were unacceptable. I would not trust this company with any artwork, especially valuable or sentimental pieces.

Really huge place specializing in contemporary and urban art & has been around for 40 years. They…read morehave a large variety of pieces at different price points. Staff was super knowledgeable and helpful while also letting me browse at my leisure which I personally appreciate.

We had a great group event with our group here. The studio is very accommodating and clean. There…read moreare many projects to choose from for varying levels so I appreciated the diversity.

Such a fun event, I definitely would bring some wine next time cause the ladies with us that were…read moredrinking were having a blast. We did a resin class and the resin scent is less than others however if you're incredibly sensitive to smells (like me) you might want to bring a mask and glasses (NOTE I was the ONLY person who was effected so it's not the norm!!!) the resin did make my eyes burn slightly like cutting an onion. Jasmin walks your through every step and gives you ideas. You can pick between a cutting board, serving tray, coasters, or a large letter. We chose cutting f boards and you can even have it engraved. It was super fun and easy (Jasmin also makes sure you don't mess up if not she'll help fix it!). This place offers various experiences so you can select what you like and even has a group that meets a few times through the year where they do items that have never been done so it's a new experience for everyone. Definitely a go to if you love arts and crafts

I love contemporary art so I popped into this gallery during the Christmas on Las Olas holiday…read moreevent. New River Fine Art opened in 1998 and they specialize in 20th Century, Master, Pop, and Contemporary art in paintings, sculpture, and glass. Lisa Burgess, the President of New River Fine Arts was appointed by Governor Ron DeSantis in 2020 to a four-year term on the Florida Council for Arts & Culture which allowed her to support arts and culture on a state wide level. Burgess is also a member of Funding Arts Broward, on the Director's Circle for the Nova Southeastern University Museum of Art Fort Lauderdale, and is a former committee member of the Symphony of the Americas. The gallery is not only used to display art for sale but also to host cultural and educational experiences. The gallery displays just a fraction of the art collection. New River Fine Art sells the art of more than 40 artists including Andy Warhol, Salvador Dali, Marc Chagall, Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso, and many others including emerging artists. You can see their extensive selection of art in their gallery book or on their website. Artwork costs in the thousands. The current exhibition is Keep Smiling, Artworks by Mr. Brainwash. Artist Thierry Guetta, also known as Mr. Brainwash is a French born, Los Angeles based street artist. He is thought to be a protege of Bansky whose style and concepts he emulates. You can see Bansky's Girl with a Balloon used in Mr. Brainwash's art. Mr. Brainwash has exhibited his work at Art Basel in Miami several times as well as in many other art exhibitions. He has described himself as being Banksy's greatest work of art. Check out this interesting artwork in the gallery until December 17th and follow New River Fine Art on Instagram to keep up with the latest exhibitions.

Came here for the Man of Steel opening night reception. The gallery is really nice, .moderate…read moresized. The gallery owner spoke for a few minutes about the artist David Hayes. Two of the artist's sons and his daughter were in attendance. The gallery also had paintings by other artists, Miro, Dali.