Showed up 5 min before closing but the very kind lady working/owner showed us a round, and provided…read moreinsights on the paintings and techniques used to make some of them. Very interesting and I'd love to come back and browse further. A lot of art, different mediums and styles present. Highly recommended. Prices are moderate and representative of the arts worth.

On Driveby found Londono no longer at the location I visited...I believe the art is available in…read moreother local gift shops, perhaps online? hope to find more of these designs...so talented!

Love this Art studio. So much creative and fun art…read more Cozy atmosphere. Great people. I want one of everything!

Theresa and Patty were very friendly, attentive, and professional. I have a Miro lithograph that…read moreneeded to be rematted and framed. It came out beautifully.

For my recent birthday, my son gifted me with a gorgeous original signed print by an artist friend…read more I knew I wanted a nice frame for it, but having recently moved to the area, wasn't sure where to take it, so went to Dr. Google and asked for "frame shops near me" and found First Impressions to be the closest. After reading a few positive reviews, I took my print in and Theresa was very helpful with choosing the right frame, mats and glass for the job. Picked it up today and am very happy with the job they did. I highly recommend their services!

Awesome Asian art store in an unexpected place. While most shops here are Greek-oriented or quite…read moretouristy, this place is for real serious Asian art. There are inexpensive, accessable pieces for the casual buyer- and real works of art as well. Owner has excellent private collection on display only- worth a stop just to see what he has on display.

We visited the Leepa-Rattner Museum of Art at St. Petersburg College off Belcher at Klosterman,…read moresouth of Tarpon Springs FL. They have a one-of-a-kind full-size reproduction of Pablo Picasso's (1881-1973) Guernica, which is really cool to see. It was our first time here, so we wanted to see some works by the museum's namesakes, as an introduction. We saw amazing 1920s and 30s watercolors and a 1958 stained-glass mosaic by Abraham Rattner, known as a "colorist" for the vibrance of his works. and we saw a cool 1936 abstract by Allen Leepa, apparently painted while he was in high school! And we liked the small "fine crafts" Elemental collection, especially the kimono, somehow made of paper to look like seashells! Admission is by donation, suggested $10, and sometimes you can find free passes at a local library. Either way, it's worth a visit. The Leepa-Rattner Museum is a striking collection that really punches above its class.

Well, I finally went to this wonderful museum and brought my friends along. They were having an…read moreexhibit from the Florida Craft Art Gallery in St. pete. The building is on the NW corner of the St. Pete college campus in Tarpon Springs. It is a beautiful gallery with many rooms. The visiting exhibit was in the front rooms of the museum. There were varied objects on display from sculptures to large petit point pictures to paintings to blown glass. The displays from the L-R permanant collection occupied rooms to the rear of the space. There was a whole room of art from Mr. Rattner, who was a prolific artist in many disciplines, painting, sculpture, fiber arts,and writing. He lived in France before WWII and was strongly influenced by the holocaust tragedies. The best part of this visit is that entry is free. There are clean rest rooms and a sitting area that is handicapped accessible.