Great two story art gallery in Olde Naples. Hundreds of Arsenault works. Books, prints, originals…read morein a wonderful Olde Naples setting. Many scenes of Olde Naples. Paul Arsenault is an extremely talented artist from Naples, who paints many scenes from the yesteryears of Naples, Naples gone by. Extremely friendly employees. Really cool building that used to be another gallery that closed. Fun place to browse or hunt for a one of a kind painting of Olde Naples.

over 20 years we have purchased about 15+ paintings for our condo. at their artist openings, one…read morehas a chance to meet and talk to the artist. bill is the dean of art dealers in the naples area. his integrity and knowledge are known nationwide. it is a real pleasure to visit the gallery and learn about the artists he represents. paintings purchased only grow in value!!

This is by far one of my favorite art galleries in Naples! It's family owned and run and the family…read moreis so nice and welcoming even to folks just looking to see something new and not looking to buy. One of the daughters gave me a personal account of her work with the Artists and y'all me more about each artwork I inquired about. It was an absolute pleasure to see the artworks on display. I only wish that I was in town for one of their openings! We came to this gallery first in 2016 trying to find out more about the Naples art scene and they were very helpful, informative and patient with us even though there were other people in the space.

Everyone in Clay More Ceramics is so friendly, helpful and so willing to help you learn in any way…read morepossible. I am so grateful I found this studio! And Kira is a fantastic teacher.

Incredible Community! Amazing staff, wonderful clay and art resources. An amazing place for…read moretherapeutic expression, through pottery and socializing with other artists. Accepting of all people and open for everyone. Humble owners and incredible managers. The best place to go for pottery in Florida!

What a fabulous collection of art for sale and a very gracious curator/manager. Some very…read moresignificant art and important artists in this beautiful gallery. A must see if even just to browse. Excellent!

Amazing​ staff! I went in with two to my brothers,​ three teenagers and a toddler. Some galleries​…read morelook down on you or aren't​ as welcoming when they see that. My kids had an awesome time viewing the artwork. My toddler loved the hammerhead shark watercolor piece. A must visit when in Naples.

I can't thank The Sewing Bar enough for helping us during a prom dress emergency. Just hours before…read morethe event, my daughter's dress needed urgent repair. We were panicked, but she welcomed us with calm professionalism and managed to complete the repair beautifully--on the same day. Thanks to her quick work, my daughter was still able to enjoy her night feeling confident. We're so grateful for her skill, kindness, and willingness to help on such short notice. She also offers sewing classes, which is a great way to learn from someone so experienced and passionate about her craft. Highly recommend!!

Clothing Bar Sewing classes are thoughtfully designed for children who are looking to learn about…read moresewing. Allison makes sure to provide clear, step-by-step instructions that allow each child to work at their own pace. Allison is patient and skilled at keeping the kids engaged while making sure they understand each step before moving on. The projects are perfect for young beginners as they learn to make fashionable shirts, comfy PJ pants, fun scrunchies, & more. The classes also teach important skills like patience and problem-solving in a fun, supportive environment. Allison's classes are a fantastic introduction to sewing for kids, balancing fun and learning perfectly. I'd highly recommend CB Sewing for any young kids interested in picking up a new hobby!

Emily James is a beautiful person inside and out. A friend of mine was employed by her, so I…read moredecided to check out her gallery. It's right off the main path on 5th. Her door is usually wide open with a beautiful painting on the sidewalk. The walls of her studio are covered in her art- mostly ocean scenery, with some forestry paintings as well as her grandchildren (who look very life like) and other commissioned art. Her paintings come to life and seem to jump right off the canvas- they are that real looking! The colors are to die for and you can't help but get a good warm feeling when you see her art and feel the emotions she has so perfectly painted into the scene. If you feel her art is a little more than you can afford, she also sells smaller prints, as well as postcards and thank you cards. Take a look!

The place is beautiful and holds so many great artistic pieces. Emily James is a very talented…read moreartist!! The art ranges from beach views to family portraits and have amazing details that many artists can't capture.

Spacious doesn't even begin to describe the gallery. Two dimensional and three dimensional art -…read morepaintings, photography, collages, sculptures, metal works, fused glass, ceramics, gourds, jewelry etc. Browsing is a visual holiday. The gallery is a non-profit coop organization so the artists do the staffing. They are very knowledgeable and often do demonstrations. Coco also has a monthly reception celebrating new art and allowing the public to mingle with the artists. I recommend COCO without reservation.

It's the only serious maritime art gallery I have found in Florida and one of the top three in the…read morecountry. Here you'll find serious works by the leading artists, living and passed, in the field (such as M. Dawson, P. O'Brian, R, Cross). If you are a maritime art collector, especially one looking for tall ships or yachting oil and watercolors, it's worth the trip from anywhere in the state. The owner, Peter, has a complete mastery of the artists and their works and is a real joy to converse with about art. Any question he can't answer on the spot, he'll follow up with an email. Visiting the store is like a trip to an exquisite museum (with a great place for a light Italian lunch just outside the front door). Even if you can't make it down to his corner of the state, I'm sure he'd be equally informative via phone or email. As the owner does appear to be the only curator, its worth a call ahead or an email ahead to confirm the gallery is open (as is the case with all the good galleries. though I've never had a problem catching this gallery open). This is a real upscale hidden treasure that you'd expect on only find in Miami or perhaps New England.

I tried to go into this gallery twice today after falling in love with a painting in the window…read more The first time, around 1:30pm, I rang the door bell and the man in the gallery looked at me and then stepped into a back room. After a few minutes of standing at the door waiting, he did not return, so I left. At first, I was annoyed because I was certain that the man had seen me standing there. However, I decided to give them the benefit of the doubt since I really wanted this painting, so I came back at 3:30pm. This time there were three men sitting around the desk inside. I rang the doorbell, but they didn't seem to notice. I then knocked on the door, and no response. After a bit more knocking, one of the men finally got up and signaled to me that they were closed. What business is closed at 3:30 in the afternoon? Not only that, but your hours are stated as 9-5, so why wouldn't you open the door for a sale? How sad that I lost out on this painting, but Marine Art Gallery clearly wasn't interested in my business. And in response to their previous response to another reviewer, your potential customers shouldn't have to "try harder" to spend money in your store. What an awful way to do business. But it seems that they are doing just fine without my business, though I feel sorry for the artist whose painting I so wanted but wasn't able to purchase. In response to the owner - I'm not sure what Halloween has to do with anything, since there were no customers in your store each time I went by. And the person you are thinking of is not me. I am a woman, and I didn't have a costume or a dog. Just a regularly dressed hopeful customer who was turned away.