I can't say enough good things about this gallery. The space itself is stunning, and their online…read morestore is incredibly user-friendly. I purchased a piece I never imagined would fit my budget, but the founder, Matthew, was kind, responsive, and went above and beyond to make it possible. Artist Replete offers a diverse collection that suits different price points and speak to a wide variety of tastes and perspectives. Highly recommend! Thank you, Artist Replete!

Some traditions were made to be broken…read more With a mantra like this, you know that the art is going to be unique. Artist Replete showcases so many different mediums. Digital designs. Street art. Literature. Paintings. Sculptures. So interesting to visit their first official flagship store in the Water Tower Place. The art is so interesting. Love the use of toy soldiers and Lego people to create portraits. Artist Replete also gives more back to the artists as they take substantially less than the traditional 50% commission charged by most art gallery owners. Worth a stop. Located on the second floor near the Lego Store.

This is a must visit place in chicago if you love art. Sara…read morewelcomed us with a big smile and a lot of passion and she has an amazing selection of pieces from a variety of very talented artists. She's very knowledgeable. Kids are welcome . Highly recommend!

Welcoming and fun gallery space. The owner was really nice and made me feel at home. Great tunes,…read moretoo!

I'm SO glad Jackson Junge Gallery is next door to Oiistar. While we waited for a table we visited…read morethe gallery. The place is bursting at the seams with beautiful works of art. I was attracted to their current exhibit, Ten by Ten... over 300 works of art all in a 10 x 10 format. Kaitlyn was super helpful and took plenty of time to explain the exhibit. She also mentioned all the pieces were available online. We looked and looked and looked. We found a few pieces we liked, but the prices seemed out of our price range. We liked one that was affordable, but we didn't love it. When we were called for our table next door, we didn't think we'd get to come back before the gallery closed, but that wasn't the case. We were excited to be able to come back in for another view. Here's the thing. I am more likely to spend money online than I am in person. I suppose it makes no sense, but as soon as we got back to the hotel I checked out the art online and ended up buying the piece we both loved and decided (in the gallery) that it was simply too expensive. Hmm, I suppose it wasn't too expensive after all. We would have had any art purchased shipped to us even if we had purchased it in the gallery. Ordering it online was no different. We can't wait for it to arrive.

We attended the "Ten by Ten" art exhibit opening at the Jackson Junge Gallery on November 7, 2025…read more It is a fun show that involves about 300 artists, who produced artworks that measure 10" x 10" each with different media. The styles cannot be more different from each other. If you are an artist, this would be a good chance to get inspired. If you are a patron, this is a compact exhibit with so many artworks in very reasonable prices. The show runs through January 11, 2026. The gallery is about 3,500 sq. feet. On a normal day, it would be airy and modern, providing a tranquil environment for patrons or any walk in to appreciate the art. However, with about 300 artists, who also invited their friends and relatives to the show opening, it was loud and very crowded, and was even chaotic at times. The "Ten by Ten" show took up about ¼ to 1/3 of the space, causing attendees to congregate in that small area. With the opening running from 6:00 pm to 10 pm, we arrived around 8:30 pm, it was still jam-packed with people. There was a bar station close to the entrance, with white wine, cranberry juice (or some fruit juice), and water available. There was a sign suggesting a $2 donation for each of the beverages. Pop corn was free and self-served, that attracted some pop-corn lovers. I accidentally saw stacks and stacks of 10" x 10" art work on a table in the back room that were still not hanged. Apparently, if an artist has more than one piece of art chosen for the show, he/she would only get one piece of art displayed at a time. It is only after his/her first piece of art is sold that the second piece would be displayed. Some artists only had one piece of art in the show, after their art had been sold, there's an empty spot on the wall. I also saw three pieces of artwork like a set in display, and also two similar artworks in the exact style being displayed at the same time. Their system seems to be flawed and unfair to some of the artists. Expect to use street parking as the gallery does not have a parking lot or garage. All-in-all, it was a fun night to the artists and the people whom they invited. There's a group of 5 to 6 friends who all wore a green beret to support their artist, who had a green beret in the little self-sculpture that he made. Fun!

It was such a pleasure to meet Tom Tomc and his colleagues at The Art of Restoration on Halsted…read more They are artists in the truest sense with relentless curiosity and rich imaginations. I deeply appreciate the time they spent with me, their genuine interest in and appreciation of the piece I brought to be restored, as well as their profound skill, generosity, and kindness. There was no requirement of them to share other current restoration projects and artwork in the studio, both theirs and that of clients, but I was provided with a fascinating profile of their company and vast knowledge. Rare and daunting intelligence and expertise abound in this studio. Most importantly, their work is exquisite -- painstaking detail on a rare graphic print, that was transformed and brought to life again. I can not write a more positive recommendation nor thank them adequately. You wont be disappointed -- they're simply the best in Chicago!

Absolutely FANTASTIC work by Tom. We bought a rare, pricey, vintage poster that had holes, water…read morestains, creases, spots, tears and Tom worked magic on it. He brought it back to life. He mounted it on linen, cleaned it, and did paper surgery that is flawless. We are very happy with Tom's work. There are so many different places that do this kind of work it's kind of overwhelming trying to find a restorer. We feel so lucky to have found Tom. He's a true artist. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!

Very charming gallery in Oak Park. The area is quite residential but there are a number of cute…read moreshops and restaurants nearby along Harrison. The gallery owner was really lovely and had great background stories on the artists. The price of the art was very reasonable - and the artists/art really varied throughout the store. I will come back for sure.

Had a lovely time at the Father's Day Juneteenth event at this gallery. I got a chance to meet the…read moreowner of the space and he was very friendly and humble. This was definitely the best Juneteenth celebration I attended this year. It was fun and energetic, but also had a classiness to it. Next time I'm in Chicago, I will come right back to this beautiful gallery. If you live in Chicago, do not pass on an opportunity to attend the 345 Art Gallery.

Why is his CPD truck parked outside gallery for periods of time during day with him not in it? Is…read morehe on the clock or not?

Beautiful art work from all over the African diaspora. It is small and quaint, but has two floors…read morewith original paintings, sculptures, masks, etc. Spoke to the owner and she said they also have framing services. Will return here for framing.

There's real life African Art here!…read more Skip the shops full of hackneyed kente cloths. This place is the real deal and right in the cut between Bronzeville and Hyde Park; the black hipster capitals of Chicago. I gotta say the service was outstanding. I wish it was a bit larger inside for more space and curation but what're you gonna do. Overall, if you want the ultimate one stop shop for authentic African Art with the receipts to match, come here. I grabbed a design by an artist recommended at another gallery. The pieces are timeless and work with nearly every aesthetic. Find your perfect coffee table piece or decorate an entire room with a large canvas.

Dear Yelp readers,…read more if you are curious about the lovely picture I posted for my review (I know I was) it is by artist Ellen Holtzblatt, titled "Before the Sun, the Moon, the Stars". She was kind enough to let me know.

i had sent in my artwork and information to apply for this coming year art show in addition, the…read more information said yet they were accepting submissions. i get an email saying they submissions are filled up for march may and october in any event , it did not state on the website /information given