Really cool privately artist owned gallery in Atlanta . Featured alot of strong work.. ad qell as…read moregreat buys in the shop. I met one of the coowners he was very helpful , informative, and great to talk to overall.. he was also a photographer and had some really strong pieces in the show. I highly reccomend you pay them a visit

I've been following facet on social media for a while. I was finally able to visit, and I was…read morepleasantly surprised. Facet Gallery is in Old 4th Ward, right off the Beltline. Parking is right out front for $5, but if you don't mind walking for less than 5 minutes, you can street park for free. Pay attention to the street signs so you won't be towed!! I attended the opening reception for "Tradition: A Tattooers Art Show." There was music playing, I'm not sure if it was a dj, or a playlist. Beer and wine were sold on the first floor towards the back. I like the layout of the gallery; there were at least 20 pieces on display. The prices were reasonable: $150-1000. That's pretty standard from what I've seen at local galleries. I really liked the ambiance; I was able to talk to other patrons and some of the artists. The show had pieces from Miya Bailey, Corey Davis, and Cake, but I also learned about new (to me) artists to follow. Overall, Facet is great a gallery to visit in Atlanta, I'll definitely be back.

Service: Absolutely wonderful and delightful! The father of the owner was there! He is a great…read morestoryteller! He shared a few stories regarding his art. I loved the story so much, I purchased his book of art. Values: This is one of a kind art! You will not find it anywhere else! I loved every piece there! When I win the lottery, I will purchase all of it! I enjoyed every second! My hubby and I will definitely be back!

ZuCot Gallery was such a great place to experience. I love that their goal is to provide art from…read moreliving African American Artists. They also make the pieces obtainable for new collectors and art enthusiasts. My favorite thing is EVERY SATURDAY FROM 12NOON-6PM you can visit the gallery for FREE! The space is bookable/by appointment only Monday-Friday! This is a place you have to visit. Be sure to see the video on my IG (Sydneyyrhodess) for more insight about this experience!

This is my go to shop for all my alumni gear! Great service, exceptional quality, and great prices…read more Highly recommended!

Came here for the art stroll on Saturday and really enjoyed myself. I love how unique the gallery…read moreis and appreciate the sleekness of the artwork displayed in the space. This gallery is in a building with other galleries, so it's similar to salon suites. They have used their space wisely though and have beautiful pieces on display. We were greeted and offered assistance ups on entry. A lot of the artwork was pricey, like in the tens of thousands of dollars, but I expected nothing less.

Great hidden gem local gallery that we accidentally stumbled upon today. Had the good fortune of…read moremeeting the owner Thomas Deans himself. Very low pressure gallery with unique artists. When we inquired about a Vermont artist, Charlie Bluett, we were encouraged to take the piece home and try it out for a week.

I love shopping at Indie Craft Experience - not only b/c it supports local businesses and…read moreindividuals, but also the great selection of creative handcrafted goods. I overheard a guy say "it's like Pinterest except not on the computer screen." The event is held over a weekend at the Ambient + Studio warehouse, and there were probably close to 100 different booths -- plus they had a few food vendors like King of Pops and Good Food Truck, and the fabulous LeahandMark.com photo booth :) I think this was the 3rd time I've gone to ICE. I got a few things this year: - Magic Unicorn Sea Salt from "Beautiful Briny Sea Salt" - after taste testing a few different flavors (e.g., Lavender, Rosemary, and Truffle), my favorite was Magic Unicorn. Haha, suspicious name but honest ingredients - pure ocean salt, celery seed, rosemary, granulated garlic, smoked paprika, and lemon juice powder. I also liked their Truffle Sea Salt. http://www.facebook.com/pages/Beautiful-Briny-Sea/157240431005788 - Port Wine Caramel from "Sweeteeth" - I'd never tasted such good caramel like theirs ... I went w/ the port wine b/c I liked the the smoky "brulee" type flavor and it also tasted kinda chocolately even though there's no chocolate. Can't wait to use the sauce on apples, ice cream, pies, cakes, and more ... just don't tell my doctor. http://www.sweeteethchocolate.com - Cute bonnet and bib from "Owlette Collective" - some lucky baby's going to get this super cute set. I couldn't resist. http://www.etsy.com/shop/owlettecollective - Goat Milk and Lavender Oatmeal Soap from "Belle Terre" - smelled several of their soaps and this one was my favorite. First I love anything lavender, I'd never heard of goat milk used in soap (and the lady said they are sourced from happy goats who are well-treated), plus the oatmeal is supposed to be a good exfoliator :) I need to hurry and finish up my Ivory. http://belleterrenc.com/home/welcome/ What I didn't get but really liked (and may get later): - Red Fascinator Hat from "LaCocoRouge" - they had a great selection of fun mini-hats that looked like something Carrie Bradshaw would wear ... or anyone attending a Royal Wedding. I just need to find an occasion to wear them :) http://www.etsy.com/shop/lacocorouge Definitely worth a visit, esp. if you love "unique" items :) Oh and they always have great jewelry. Last year, I got one of my favorite necklaces from "Katherine Smith Jewelry" that always gets many compliments. http://www.etsy.com/shop/ksmithjewelry FYI - there's $5 admission to get in.

Looking for some spectacular handmade merchandise or gifts? Maybe wanting to start up an art…read morecollection of originals or find new artists? I.C.E. seems to have it covered. Walking around and getting my brief looksie at all the vendors for I.C.E. shopping spectacular 2015 I was barely able to hold onto my money... First off, I wanted all the succulents and plants and cool looking tapestries, and don't get me started on unique art pieces. But yeah, gorgeous terrariums. Ugh. The overall atmosphere of this place is indie and has a flair of nature, nostalgia, and bohemian dashed with pop and magic. At least that was what this Nov's collection of artists brought to the front. Couldn't get enough of that rustic look, and I'm not complaining. It was first time ever being able to attend. I actually went as a vendor, so I'll kinda mention my experience on being both vendor and just looking around. Vending at this show was really fun. The people, the vendors, they all were generally very friendly. Staff had free coffee for vendors setting up Sat. morning, and free cocoa to vendors and attendees (til it ran out.) The coffee was okay. It was brought in by a small coffee shop, but by far, I enjoyed the free sampling of cocoa. Haha. It's the small things, no? Food wise, they had Yumbii, Doggy Dogg, falafels & gyros, and then there were cookies from Dough Re Mi, and caramel cotton candy. My biggest grip is all these events don't really have much for the non-alcoholic beverage lover. Sunday, was a bit desperate as the coffee vendor from before was not there and replaced with something more Spartan. There was a Kombucha vendor which was nice, but it'd have been nicer to have some specialty teas or drinks that were non-alcoholic at the event. The organizers really out do themselves with all the attention to detail. I originally was a little worried about the layout of the venue since the floor is split in two where a small group of vendors are placed in the garden room and then the majority of vendors are in the more industrial room. I was really worried everyone would flock to the larger room upon entering, but thought it was really cool how they have the ticket booth set in an "L" shape to funnel visitors into the garden room. It's these little things. Been to a lot of shows that just seem to throw you to the wolves -- i.e. selling you a table at the back of the show floor facing a fire exit. What? So yes, big kudos to just how organized everything was.The venue, Georgia Freight Depot, was really nice too! I did end up purchasing a thing or two, and extremely happy with them. Met some amazing artists and crafters and in general had a great time. I highly recommend a visit to I.C.E. if you're looking for any gifts or handcrafted goodies & art. The entry is $5 and as long as it's at the GA. Freight Depot you can find parking at The Underground parking garage for $3 All Day.

I attended the Saturday Chef's Market at Pullman Yards with his sister yesterday and we had a…read morespectacular time. This is a very popular and awesome experience for the whole family. There are multiple vendors, a Balloon Museum, and an indoor space for events and art with a chill lounge with images that pay homage to the history of the Pullman Porters. I strongly recommend this experience and that you arrive around 12 noon because it gets crowded quickly. Admission is free but you pay each vendor as you purchase. This is an every Saturday evening beginning at 1 p.m. through 5 p.m. EST. There is both paid and on the street free street parking on Arizona. There is no specific Yelp profile for Pullman Yards or the Chef's Market so this is the only option I could find about the venue.

Every galley show UTA has I make sure I'm available to attend! The artists they featured have such…read moregreat pieces and they always have great complimentary refreshments to offer. UTA has blessed Atlanta's art scene so much and I as a appreciator of the arts am grateful

I.D.E.A. Gallery is phenomenal! I could wander through the gallery for hours - there is something…read morefor everyone. Amy and her staff are so knowledgeable and truly interested in helping you find the perfect piece without any pressure or imposing their own opinions. And, the atmosphere is just plain FUN. I recommend a visit even if you are not in the market for a new piece of art right now - you never know what will inspire you!

I can't believe no one has reviewed this place yet!…read more Last year, I read an article about this great urban artist. You may have heard of him, Fahamu Pecou. Then, hanging out with my sister, we stopped a new gallery that had just opened in East Atlanta Village. NAIO Gallery. My sister met the owner at some event and was stopping by to see the opening exhibit. I was just along for the ride. Oh what a ride. This gallery fits right in with the cool, funky hipness of EAV. I was suprised when I walked in and saw work that I'd just been reading about. (Truthfully, I felt really cutting edge) I got up close and personal with a few pieces and was glad I came. I had a chance to sit at the bar counter and chat with the owner. Very very smart lady. She gave me some tips that are really paying off. Definately adding this to my list of social venues. Date-worthy and party-worthy for sure.