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    Scott Gallery

    3.3 (3 reviews)
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    Open 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Red Sparrow Gallery - Lots of various items for gift ideas

    Red Sparrow Gallery

    (1 review)

    First time at the gallery/studio & I absolutely could of spent a lot of money on neat gifts and…read moremore art for my walls. I restrained myself as I'm waiting to access my new living space and don't need more art sadly sitting in the dark of storage. However, I did stock up on cards that have her artwork on them (there's a deal if you buy 5) to brighten up the day for some friends and family. The gallery is located in the professional building and the entrance is accessible but the gallery itself might be tight in some spots if one has a wheelchair or even a walker. However, if there's something of interest, I'm sure Lorraine would be happy to bring items closer to a person as she's very personable and the whole time I m was there we were chatting about her gallery and the different items other artists have there. Literally a great mix of gift options as there's prints, pottery, jewellery, sculptures, cards, cloth items and even buttons with art designs. I was originally connected with Lorraine through my cousin. Like many of us, I wanted to do something to help those in Ukraine but make sure it was going somewhere useful. So what better way help by going through someone that is already connected to the country and doing a fundraiser. Lorraine has certain art that she's selling at various sizes on canvas for indoors or on another material for withstanding outdoors. She showed me what she printed for another customer to hang outside, and I was actually sad that I don't have a massive backyard to decorate (as it was simply beautiful!). I selected the canvas sunflower art with colourful fields in the background (sorry no photo of it until it's hanging on my wall in my new place!) but there's several options that she's offering for this fundraiser. It's not limited, so reach out to her if your interested in finding out more. She's really great at responding on Facebook and she has some flexibility with her hours at the gallery if the posted hours don't work and you want to schedule a specific time to meet her. Honestly, I recommend to stop by and take a look around. I now have this gallery on my list to take my family when they want to do a mini Edmonton trip to look at art or find unique Canadian gifts to send overseas.

    Bearclaw Gallery - Working Together - Maxine Noel

    Bearclaw Gallery

    (5 reviews)

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    This is the first gallery I've seen in Edmonton that sells fine First Nations art (maybe the only…read moreone?). It's an authentic art gallery, so you won't find items like tacky dreamcatchers and mini-totem poles as you would at stereotypical tourist shops. The Bearclaw Gallery has the real stuff, some of which rivals the fine art in BC, where there is a huge Aboriginal art market. Since coming back from Vancouver, I hadn't seen any soapstone carvings until today when I stumbled upon the Bearclaw. (Soapstone is basically a rock material used in art carving, and typically has green to brown hues depending on its mineral content; it's very common among Inuit art.) They carry quality art by Aboriginal and Inuit artists, including paintings, silkscreen prints, sculptures, and soapstone and antler-bone carvings. I was surprised to see a strong Northwest Coast influence here; there are lots of wooden carved masks. They even have authentic hand-carved silver jewelry here! (If you've never seen one of these, you have to visit the gallery to at least look at them; they're unlike any jewelry you've ever seen before, and that's an understatement.) The prairies First Nations art tended to be more dominant in the paintings and prints. Famous artists include Norval Morriseau and Daphne Odjig. They have smaller items too, like beautifully beaded jewelry and accessories, moccasins, and dreamcatchers. These dreamcatchers are unlike any you've seen though; they're huge and authentic, not mass-produced somewhere in China. Although there's not quite a market for Aboriginal art here in Edmonton yet, I think it's great that the Bearclaw Gallery is here. If you're an avid art collector, this place is a must-see.

    My friend and I grabbed a coffee and did our own little art walk on 124th street. The Bearclaw…read moreGallery was the third gallery we went to and for me the most impressionable! The art is stunning. There is a variety of sculptures, carvings, paintings, prints and jewelry all influenced by aboriginal culture. I love the stories that each piece of art had - lots of meaning and significance that always draws me in. The colors are brilliant. The cost can range anywhere from $10 to thousands of dollars depending on what your tastes are. I was able to snag a few prints by Maxine Noel that I absolutely love. She is a Canadian First Nations artist who is self taught. Her paintings come to life with the use of lines, color and symbolism. I must say they look great on my wall. The staff were super friendly and knowledgeable and were passionate about the art. I highly recommend stopping in for a look. You may walk away with a treasure.

    Black Gold Gallery & Frame - We carry a huge selection of Masion Berger lamps and scents, to purify your home.

    Black Gold Gallery & Frame

    (4 reviews)

    Love popping in here! From prints to gifts to the funniest cards in town, it's always great to head…read morein! This place is my secret weapon for hilarious (and saucy/slightly inappropriate) cards for all occasions. As for their namesake, their framing is impeccable and the images they have on hand are impressive and varied. I've seen a lot of different projects done out of here and the work is beautiful. Bring in your own items, or find something beautiful in house! Or stock up on cards! There's lots of options!

    This is a cool little art and framing shop on Leduc's admittedly quiet "main street". They also…read morecarry a nice selection of collectibles as well as paints. I often pass by framing shops in the malls in Edmonton and never go in because I worry it's out of my price range or that im going to be subjected to high pressure sales tactics. I have never had these worries at Black Gold Gallery and Frame. The owner is a lovely woman who is friendly but content to leave you to browse if you tell her you are just looking. A little known fact about this place also is if you are a Bradford exchange fan they will place an order for you if you see something you like on the website and will do it through their own account which is great if online shopping makes you uncomfortable or you don't have a credit card. Just make sure you have at least half the money to put down on your purchase and they will call you when it arrives. They were very understanding with me the last time I made a purchase and it took me three days to get to Leduc to actually pick it up. I only received one extra reminder phone call and not once was I ever accused of trying to flake out on paying them the other half of the money. These folks have been around since 1993 and with great selection and unbeatable customer service it is easy to see why. If you are in the Leduc area and looking to add to the decor of your home make sure to give this great small business a look and I promise you will not be disappointed.

    Scott Gallery - galleries - Updated May 2026

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