What an event and venue! Ann is a increbule owner and is over the top. Her knowledge is…read moreoutstanding but her humbleness is even better. Meeting John Dean the author will always be treasured here I just can't wait to take my Twins back to the gallery to learn more about how Art plays a part in our world! Thanks to Ann and her staff

#Yelp #Yelp365 16 - I am glad I held off on writing the review for Ann Jackson as I had a few…read morehiccups. I purchased two coupons for $100 off two orders. They accepted with no problem, and I asked to have an existing art piece replicated. The piece was complex with some intricate work done to raise out some of the postcards and magazine. They took the work in, turn around was 4 weeks for the first piece. I was in need of switching out one of the postcards. I returned back, and when I received the final product, they had the wrong art within the frame. I explained to them which they offered to come to my house or work and pick up the piece. I showed them the picture of the art work they sent me which showed the postcard I provided. They could not locate it but went online, purchased a new one, switched out and gave it back to me. They are very friendly and flexible. Service can have hiccups but how you recover makes the difference and they did awesome. Will be back.

A beautiful gallery with some amazing visual experiences…read more We have been in a couple of times and there are more then a few pieces I would love to own. The gallery is packed with pieces,from sculptures to paintings. Pieces that capture both emotion, beauty and vision. The atmosphere is rich in taste as well as visual stimulation. Art is in the eye of the beholder and for me I beheld beauty on canvas. They have events, showcasing artists, that are a treat for the art interested. The staff are not just sales people they are guides to walk you through the works... each of them their own rendition of Virgil, there to walk you through your own private tour of the different levels of emersion. Stop in and experience visual emotion as well as audacious beauty.

If you want to see some fantastic art and feel welcomed by wonderful people check out both Vinings…read moregallery's in DT Roswell

AAA all the way ! An impressive art gallery, having been doing business in the art industry for…read more45 years in Atlanta. Who else can say that?! The owner is incredibly interesting with fabulous art stories. It was hard to leave.

I don't even pretend to know what great art is, but I know it when I see it, that's for sure…read more Which lead me to Harriet Leibowitz exhibition on Friday nite. The place was packed with what I called the Haves and the Have Nots, but the diversity of the crowd did little to spoil the evening. Maybe it was the two models holding champagne trays as you entered the door. That did it for me if no one else. I saw old friends greet and hug, and newbies mingle with others over what I think is being called the galleries most provocative exhibition yet. There was other art to view, and one of these days, when I either hit the lottery or get a hold to the trust fund, I'm sure has been hidden from me, I will surely return and buy several pieces. Primarily, I think I'd rather hire Harriett out and have her do a DeeDee version of the "Pass the Salt" photograph that was hanging here. Contemporary art gallery featuring contemporary painting, sculpture and photography. 82 of 100

The long-awaited Arts Center in downtown Alpharetta is open now in the building formerly occupied…read moreby the Alpharetta Library. A new library was built three years ago at 10 Park Plaza. The new Arts Center has already had two exhibits of art - a Community of Artists show at the end of 2018 and recently a show by JOEKINGATL otherwise known as Joe Dreher. They have been offering a good assortment of classes in painting and drawing and ceramics. More classes will be coming soon. Summer Camps will also be offered.

The Spruill Arts Center is the place to be!…read more With so many forms of art to explore, from ceramics to theater and so much more thatyou can truly get lost in creativity and inspiration. Last night, I enjoyed my first Tai Chi class, held outdoors on the lawn. The instructor was precise and attentive, making sure we were getting into each pose correctly while maintaining our pace throughout the practice. I especially loved being outside, using my senses, staying present, and even catching a beautiful sunset along the way. This is one of Spruill's free wellness classes, offered on the first Monday of each month. What a beautiful way to bring wellness, art, and community together! Once again, the Spruill Arts Center reminds me that inspiration can take so many forms. If you're looking for a place to explore your artistic side, try something new, or connect with the community, it's definitely worth checking out their calendar for upcoming events.

I recently took an 8-week "Intro to Drawing" class at Spruill and had a wonderful time! My…read moreinstructor was Thomas Key and I appreciated the way he organized the class. The pace was perfect and I never felt as though we were moving too fast. There were only 4 people in my Sunday afternoon class which allowed plenty of opportunities for him to walk around and help us individually. We also had opportunities to take little snack/bathroom breaks. The building is shared with the library and since that's closed on Sundays, there was usually ample parking. Sometimes there would be a children's performance in the theater near our studio but it was never really disruptive. Although sometimes, there would be less parking spots near the studio entrance on those days. I genuinely enjoyed taking this class at Spruill! I hope to take more classes here in the future and I even told my friends about it. The classes are reasonably priced for the quality of instruction that they offer, and there may be a few need-based scholarships available on their website. I believe there is a donation-based supply closet available to students who are currently enrolled in art classes, but the closet itself is only open during the week. Overall, I think Spruill is a great place hone any craft and I would love to take more classes in the future.

Beware as they will nickle and dime you after your event for stuff that doesn't make ANY sense!!read more

Thank you so much for accommodating me despite COVID-19 changing our plans. I really enjoyed having…read moremy graduation party at your venue. Such a beautiful set up and accommodating owner! Not too far from the city, and plenty of space for parking. Literally a canvas. This venue was transformed to the perfect party with plenty of room for dancing, sitting , and photos. Thank you!

The Art Center is truly a hidden gem for creativity and learning in our community. Whether you're a…read morechild exploring art for the first time or an adult looking to refine your skills, there's something here for everyone. I originally stopped by in search of pottery classes--and was delighted to find not only that they offer them, but also that a new session begins on October 13th. In addition, there's a Fall Break Art Camp for grades 2-5, where children will experiment with a range of media including watercolor, acrylics, and collage. As I walked through the space, I was able to watch artists at work and enjoy the current gallery exhibits on display. The atmosphere was inspiring and welcoming. Adult fall classes--running October 6th through December 13th--are also available, covering both visual and ceramic arts. Each class is taught by individual instructors, making it approachable for students of all levels. Best of all, online registration makes it simple to sign up. I was pleasantly surprised to discover that such a wonderful resource has been right in my neighborhood all along. It was a great experience, and I've already registered for pottery classes--something I'm really excited about! If you're looking for a place to explore your creative side, I highly recommend checking out the Art Center. Great value for 8 weeks art class at $280

Excellent place with caring and talented instructors. This was the first time my 12 year old son…read moreattended camp. He chose the pottery wheel class and had so much fun all week long. Many of the students are planning to go back for the same week next summer. He learned how to make his own pieces and glaze them. I highly suggest checking this place out.

Very helpful gallery owner. He did not hesitate to open up and actually guide me even if it meant…read morethe two of us not working together. Very pleasant. Spaulding was very enthusiastic about art and extensively knowledgeable. I'm impressed and want to work with this gallery!

Friendly owner and they curate a nice collection of art. They were extremely friendly and…read morewelcoming. Very knowledgeable about all the art they carry.

Loved the place. Been meaning to go there for 2 years since I moved. Did a girls outing there. The…read moreart work is absolutely amazing. The sculptures were beautiful.

This particular location is new, but the gallery itself has been around for about 20 years. Since…read morewe were the only visitors here, we received the VIP tour and all of this nice gentleman's attention. :) Even though he was assisting in the garden, he popped in and out occasionally to see if we had questions and to give us a mini history of the piece we were viewing at the moment. He was VERY knowledgeable as he can spout out the origin of the artwork and artist's mini bio by memory. The artwork came all over: Spain, Russia, Italy, etc. There were water colored and oil paintings, sculptures, to even a few black light paintings. Yes, black light. When viewed under the black light, these piece will awe you. There will be a garden coming soon since it is a work in progress when we visited here this past Sat. From the plant's labels, there will be a variety of plant species. Although small and right in front of the gallery, you can sit and enjoy the sun's warmth and take in the nature's beauty. Even though this was a small gallery, it took about an hour to an hour and a half to fully enjoy the artwork and get the history of some of the pieces. And though I was here for the Motion and Light exhibit, I enjoyed the whole gallery and the guidance from the gentleman. I can't wait for the garden to be complete and for the warmer weather to arrive. Admissions to this place is totally free btw. And sometimes the artist will visit and meet and greet events are organized here as well.