Noticed a sign at the front of the DeBilzan Gallery that says, "All You Need Is Love And A Whole…read moreLotta Cash". So thought this was one of those crazy overpriced art galleries and took a peek inside. The employee or owner was outside on her phone so we took a self guided tour of the exhibits which were mainly wall art and purses by an unknown artist to me named Debilzan. The assuming original art work was colorful and intriguing, one priced high at $11k, but the vibrant purses were shockingly only $700.00. So not sure if the purses were cheap versions of originals with cool art work by DeBilzan painted on them.

Just received my painting Love it…read moreI wish I had ordered a larger size I have purchased a few bags This is my second paintings All are wonderful and colorful

Killing time one day I decided to come inside Barker Animation to see what it was. Truthfully I had…read moreno idea. It's a cool little, well not too little place which sells artwork with your favorite cartoon characters from Batman to Fred Flintstone and even Betty Boop. They also sell random toys, candies and tumblers/mugs with (again) your favorite characters. The only bad side to my experience here was the the employees sat on the couch the entire time using their cellphone. Maybe they knew I was just looking? Either way it wasn't the best customer service I've ever had. Overall though I would still come back should I need something specific to this place.

If you're looking for animation collectibles, this is a great place to visit. All sorts of artwork,…read moreornaments, and knick-knacks.

Walking into this gallery... your enveloped in amazing artwork. Every time you turn your forced to…read morepause and just absorb the incredible works that are displayed there. From incredible abstract pieces to intense sculptures... whimsical statues to works that make a statement. You Literally step from a common mall into an experience I've only found in SOHO! The owner/ artist is one of a kind... like his talent!

Very interesting gallery in the Boca Town Center Mall. A wide variety of…read more selection. And friendly service. Value was good but depends on your taste for art. Good place to visit.

With Art Basel starting in Miami, it was surrising to see an opening for an Art Studio in Delray…read more So I was a bit skeptical when I went these, thinking that anything worthwhile is probably 30 miles to the south. But i couldn't have been more wrong. Not that i know much about art, but certain things just grab my attention, and there were several of those in this small gallery. But by far, my most favorite was this painting named "Porcelain Dreams". I attached a photo of it. It is the only piece that I actually contemplated buying. Unfortunately in my house I am going with more classic art look, but when i am done with the main rooms, maybe I can find a place for this one as well

We love these artsy stores that display multiple artists masterpieces. Most of the inventory were…read moreuniquely painted ceramic dogs, candy, and even Chanel purses. The two employees were friendly but not pushy. Appreciated that they explained a few of the items. Most marketplaces have at least one of these type of creative stores. The prices vary from a hundred dollars to tens of thousands of dollars based of the construction, rarity or celebrated artist. The gumball machine was my favorite piece of art.

Diverse selection and great sales staff. I recommend them. 123346789012345668901234567890read more

The Rosenbaum Contemporary has a large private parking lot. The building is a large…read morewarehouse-looking building. There are two entrances opposite one another: one is for the Rosenbaum and the other is for RFA Decor (and something else which I forget). I'm so glad I saw an event listing on the Cultural Council website for the last show at the Rosenbaum Contemporary: Two Generations Roberto Matta and Frederica Matta. This show paired father and daughter, whose artwork had only been exhibited together one other time, over 20 years ago, in their country of Chile. I wish I had seen the listing earlier so that I could share the art show with friends... because it was excellent! Thanks a million to the mega awesome Gabriel who jumped up from his lunch break to enthusiastically give my family and I a private tour. He was passionate, informative and completely dedicated to the artists and the works. I was nearly overwhelmed by all the additional interpretations, background stories and explanations that Gabriel shared, not only about each piece but about the lives of the artists themselves, their intentions and their relationship. I felt so special and privileged to see the artworks in such a heightened, enhanced way; I still have many of the images seared into my brain. Thanks you, Gabriel! When I first walked up to the building, I found both entrances to the Contemporary blocked by metal chains with signs directing me to the 'other entrance.' I found this frustrating and vague, but I complied and walked a few steps to the adjoining entrance to RFA Decor. Unfortunately, when I entered, the woman who came up to help me told me that the show was probably closed for the lunch hour. I was pretty upset, as I had checked both Yelp and the homepage to make sure that the Rosenbaum would be open when we were able to finally make it there. It wasn't closed though; the only dedicated Contemporary employee was taking his lunch break and letting potential visitors find their way through from next door. My experience rapidly went from a 1 to a 5.

The Gallery is filled with beautiful art, paintings, and hand made wearable amazing neck…read morepieces,earings ,pins all are outstand pieces of fine art. You will enjoy this gallery. The service is great. And I love the joy the pieces bring to the people in the are. Lots of things to like.

Today I finally took the time to walk inside a gallery I have been acquainted with in terms of…read moretheir outdoor sculptures for a very long time but somehow or another never quite made it inside. Probably because being a true Yelper I was more focused on the nearby restaurants, of which there are many good choices. What a lovely experience it was to break my pattern and discover this hidden in plain site gem of a gallery. I was mostly aware of this gallery because of the large beautifully rendered sculpture of "A Fiddler on the Roof" that I discovered outside the gallery many years ago. I frequent a French restaurant across the street from here and have admired the sculpture for many years now. I vaguely remember trying to go to the gallery previously but it was closed at the time. Today I got to meet the sculptor, Yaacov Heller, and see more of his other works of art which range from sculpture to paintings, and jewelry. It was a true treat and I treated myself to a uniquely designed Star of David that is artistically merged with the word love and elegantly hung from a curly choker in sterling silver. I have to admit that I was rather shocked to find that I could afford it. A very pleasant surprise indeed. I was also stunned that the artist took the time to talk to us himself despite having a store clerk present, especially since he originally told us after coming out to greet us personally that he would be working in the back of the store. He gave us a tour of his store after we walked around and examined his vast collection of art by ourselves. He also talked to us about a documentary that was made about him and told us it would be airing very soon on Facebook, etc., and asked us if we would be interested in receiving an invitation. We are. He even played us a part of the documentary on a large screen in his store that told the story behind a particularly extraordinary sculpture of his that was of the hand of a surgeon holding an anatomically correct heart that the surgeon himself supplied input on. There is a very real and personal connection to Yaacov Heller and the story behind the piece itself. In addition, he called our attention to a nearby park and memorial outside his store and asked us if we had seen it. He had a photograph of it inside his store near his bust of Benjamin Ferencz, the Nuremberg prosecutor, the original bust is now in the International Criminal Court in The Hague. We were not aware of the park and after leaving his delightful gallery we went to check it out. The park is called, "The Garden of Humanity" and is a memorial designed by Yaacov Helier as a memorial to the 6 genocides of the 20th century. There is a large sculpture made by Yaacov Heller in the center of "The Garden of Humanity." The garden also has 14 hand carved stone benches that have relevant quotes that have inspired and continue to inspire Yaacov Helier. A short film was made about Yaacov Helier and Ben Ferencz and the making of the bust of Ben Ferencz. It is entitled, "Two Heads are Better than One: Making of the Ben Ferencz Bust. It is accessible via Vimeo. Last but not least, Gallery 22 has two dogs inside it which were a true delight to us dog lovers. They were friendly, entertaining and added to our enjoyment of our experience here. There is something here for everyone and it is well worth the visit and checking out. I cannot recommend it highly enough.

Multiple different types of art available. Received great amount of help and patience. Definitely…read morerecommend.

I merely happened upon Bilotta Gallery but what a good happening upon it was. The Bilotta Gallery…read moreis loaded with some of the most splendid pieces of contemporary art I've seen with many of their pieces being the works of local area artists. The gallery bills itself as being "The Home of Celebrity Artists," which I really found to be true as it contains some of the works of a well-known actor form a televisions series, one who I would have never expected of being an artist, as well as some works of well-known athletes. I was particularly taken by the works of the late Freddie Pacheco who was the personal physician of Muhammad Ali and well known as the "Fight Doctor" sports commentator in the 1970's. While there, I also had the pleasure of meeting the owner, Frank Bilotta who really couldn't have been more helpful, friendly or accommodating and who took the time to explain each work of art along with the history behind it. I also noted the prices and was surprised...actually shocked...to see how reasonable the prices were in comparison to what I've seen at other galleries for what I would consider similar works.

Pretty interesting art installation featuring John Lennon, give peace a chance. My friends and I…read moreattended the opening night. Amazing to see this other side of John Lennon, the art. Very simple art that tells a story.