We have been purchasing art from Gunnar for over 15 years. We have loved the diversity of artists…read morethat have been through here and have purchased several pieces from him. From whimsical Dr. Seuss and the organic abstracts of Kim Walker to the pop culture acrylics of Jeffrey & Michael Bisaillion your going to be visually entertained anytime you come by and if you find something that tickles your fancy you will enjoy it every time you see it in your home.

Amazing gallery, small in size but large in variety. The proprietor, Gunnar, is a warm and…read morewonderful guy with years of knowledge. Comfortable setting to choose the perfect piece to enhance your room. Highly recommend dropping by.

Ryan James is one of the few true fine arts galleries featuring complex "modern, abstract,…read moreconceptual" works of primarily local artists. They close for a few days at the start of every month to rotate their pieces, showcasing different artists each month. They often repaint walls and/or repaint pedestals to match the aesthetics of the new arts being displayed. They also participate in the Seattle Art Fair yearly in July. Many of the featured works are contemporary, as though in the process of creating a new genre. If you enjoy pushing your envelope on art comprehension, this is the place to go. I visited back in June with my niece, who is an art student. We probably spent more time there than many other visitors talking through every piece - discussing methods, ratios, layouts, flow, vibes, and more. We were very drawn to the paintings of Kalina Winska. Her themes often incorporate weather patterns into her art - mist, drizzle, air flow, clouds, etc. We both chose the same work as our favorite - an abstract that looks like weather patterns complete with arrows in swirling random-like directions. It has the longest name ever. See photos. A unique feature of Ryan James is that they have an artwork rental library! For as little as $45 a month, you can enjoy different paintings on your wall. This art gallery is located on the ground level of Kirkland Urban. Parking is free underground for up to 4 hours with validation.

This art gallery is located in the belly of the strip mall. Just follow directions to Northwest…read morecellars. We did a art walk and crawl and found this studio. Some very impressive works of art, especially local artists Love the setting and the knowledge and professionalism of Ryan James. Need more art patronizers One of the hidden gems of Kirkland!

This is a fantastic gallery, right in the heart of Bellevue. The owners, Erik and Amy and very…read morefriendly and have an excellent roster of artists that they show. The couple are also talented artists in their own right. They rebuild cafe racer motorcycles and had some of these vintage bikes on display when I stopped by. They also have a second location in Pioneer Square that is worth checking out.

This is a very nice contemporary gallery just outside the Hilton in Bellevue. It's also just across…read moreof the Lincoln Plaza, conveniently located in an area with lots of restaurants and stores. The owners are friendly and it's a comfortable gallery to browse without a high pressure sales pitch. The rapidly growing Bellevue downtown area needs more of this.

Love this establish gallery right in the middle of downtown Kirkland. It's a wonderful place to…read morepurchase unique original artwork by local artists and collectibles for gifts or for your home. The owner really is helpful,kind and knowledgeable.

I have loved this gallery for many years. It has a great variety of arts and crafts. Jewelry,…read moreglass, paintings, and furniture. It is a great place to shop for gifts. The service is great too. It is a good place to find American made arts and crafts which is harder and harder to find these days.

The Rotella Gallery is not your normal, stuffy SOHO gallery. My husband and I wandered in one…read moreevening and were amazed at what we experienced. We've wandered into many galleries in many places, but NYC galleries tend to be snobbish and, as soon as you walk in, you get accosted by people trying to decipher if you have the money to be there. This was not true of the Rotella Gallery at all! Peter, the gallery director, was welcoming and told us to enjoy our stay as we wandered through two floors (an amazing space!) of incredible photography. He never once made us feel like we were being scrutinized for affordability. What surprised us even more was the offer of a glass of wine to enjoy as we viewed the pieces. He told us to ask if we had any questions or if we'd like a refill! As we wandered through, I was even more amazed at the work we saw. I never understood why people would pay for photographs but I learned a real lesson that night! Art Wolfe and Robert Rotella's photography made me a believer. I was astounded by the beauty of their work. The ingenious way they blow up and mount the pieces is an interesting process...one you should ask Peter about. I also loved that the prices were of such a large range that we didn't feel priced out: $700 - $25,000. If you're in the neighborhood, there's no reason why you shouldn't stop in. If you're not in the neighborhood, it's worth the trip,

This is a lovely gallery in Soho with good space, two floors, and plenty of light to give it an…read moreairy feel. And unlike many other galleries with aloof receptionists, the gallery personnel were smiling and friendly. I passed by, saw the magnificent polar bear photo in the window and promptly went in. David Yarrow's exhibit should be seen and savored by any wildlife enthusiast, never mind photographer. Vibrant, vivid, these photos capture the spirit of these glorious creatures, from lions to tigers to elephants and more. The shot of the herd of elephants, with the babies nestled protectively between the adults, held such sweetness that I could only think with a pang about the herds decimated for that abhorrent practice called big game hunting. The big cats, in all their feline menace and feral beauty, exude such a grace that its sacrilege for homo sapiens to consider ourselves superior and entitled to exploit them. You look at the photo of the wolf and you feel as if you can touch him, so alive Yarrow's photos seem. Yarrow's captions are as compelling as his subjects, for instance, when he talks about the time went out into the bush with a noted Lion Whisperer and he had to jump back into his jeep because a lion charged him when he got too close. This is true wildlife photography, as raw and as dangerous as the animals.You learn amusing tidbits from Yarrow's accounts too. Hey, going on Safari? Make sure you don't wear Old Spice. Apparently lions are attracted to the scent! Yarrow works with conservationists to preserve his subjects and his awe and love for these breathtaking animals shows in his work. The lower level of the gallery contained photographs from various photographers, also interesting but none as captivating to me as Yarrow's wildlife photography. Go see these animals the way they were meant to be shot, with a camera lens only, and feel hope that homo sapiens will get wise enough one day to preserve all the species we are blessed to share this earth with.

The Fishbowl is an amazing space for co creating with other artist and participating in workshops,…read morefigure drawing, open mic nights, community activities, and makers markets! It allows for local artists to grow and collaborate with one another. The Fishbowl is also the finding group for the Uptown artwalk. The space has been so welcoming and I love coming here to meet with other artists! I've made some great friends! I highly recommend checking out the space wether your looking for a studio or just looking to hang out with other artists!

Beautiful art work of local artists ! Jewelry, paintings, sculpture. The gallery is located in a…read morefun area of Kirkland.

Parklane has some beautiful and interesting art. Uniques pieces. We bought some handmade jewelry,…read morethat is unique and one of a kind. Not overly priced. Right in the middle of the action in Kirkland.

Jason Matias creates beautiful art that visually draws you into places of depth and feeling. My…read morehusband and I were immediately impressed with his art and enjoyed hearing him tell the stories of how several of his pieces evolved. We now own two pieces of Jason's art and continue to follow his career and work with interest and admiration. Jason made our art purchase experience fun and easy by helping us identify which size would work best in our space using an app, communicated shipping and delivery details, arranged expert framing and even personally assisted with the hanging of our 6 ft piece on a Saturday evening. We encourage you to become a collector of artwork by the talented and passionate Jason Matias.

From the owner: Fine art photography. Art installation…read more High-end luxury fine art. Black and White Photography Art from the Pacific Northwest and around the world. Bellevue Fine Art Seattle Fine Art.

I contacted Dr. Grashe regarding a tough 1700-1800 century oil painting restoration. It was very…read moreold had a wavy canvas and needed LOTS of repair. I just recently picked it up from what I can imagine with a very difficult job and it looks AMAZING! Dr. Grashe is a true gem for painting restoration work!

I saw Dr. Grashe to restore a family painting my grandparents had bought back in the 80's that I…read morewas worried about - it had some tiny cracks and was starting to look faded. I'm so pleased with the end result! The painting has never looked better, and I'm so excited to show my grandma when she comes to visit. I really appreciate how thoughtful and detailed the entire process was - Dr. Grashe is clearly an expert in what he does. Thank you so much Dr. Grashe!