My family and I, who have lived in Bossier for years, visited Artspace for the first time last…read moreweekend. We didn't know anything about it, so we had no expectations. We were able to look at the art at our own pace but there was someone there if we had questions. We're not art lovers but we did find a few favorites. We will definitely be back to see what other local artists we can "favorite ".

Rad place to check out new and fresh art. They've opened up…read morea taco joint next door too, not sure if they're connected or not. Also rad little coffee bar across the way.. Coffee, art, tacos.. that's a winning combo in my book.

Every city needs a place like this. An independent art shoppe with groovy items, it's as much a…read moremuseum (if you don't buy anything) as a store (if you do).

Awesome place! Definitely will check back! Local art! And amazing collections! Definitely a must…read moresee!

I've been getting my stuff framed here for years. They do good work, and if you're looking to get…read morediplomas framed this Spring from commencement or any other graduation-type materials, then this would be the place as well. Parking is a bit tricky here, as it is on a hill, so be careful and set your emergency brake and look both ways when leaving, as it is on Line Avenue. This location is close to Jordan and Olive Street on that end of Line Avenue. They can frame anything. They are open Tuesday to Friday from 9am to 5pm.

The framing staff is one of the best one I've seen. A.J. has many years perfecting his craft. He…read moreputs special attention to each item

Let me start by saying that this business is nothing but the best when it comes to professional…read moreservice and quality. Their framing is absolutely the best in the city! If you are looking for anything with a touch of class, this is the place. Family owned and operated.

Always delighted when I visit an event at Artstation. And this visit did not disappoint. There were…read morestreet performers outside and a hotdog cart. Inside there was artists selling there wares. And some foods, held hot. Upstairs there was a table of cold foods as wall as beer wine and soft drinks. Presumably free, cuz I didn't see a register. And I helped myself to a great raft 318. No one tackled me.

I just spent a moment walking around the outside of this building, and really felt like I was…read moremissing something. I enjoyed the sculpture and art and feel like I should certainly come back to see the art inside this building.

There are but 3 Rainforest Art Foundations on this entire planet. There's one in New York City,…read moreanother global location in Zurich, Switzerland. The other is in Los Angeles-wait, no. I meant Vancouver. Noooo. London? Paris? Rio De Janeiro? Chicago? No. No. No. And no. That's not correct, either. The Rainforest Art Foundation aside from NYC, and Zurich, is right here in Shreveport, Louisiana on the 700 block of Travis Street in the site of what was once the YWCA building. The mission of this fine organization is to educate the masses about Amazon Rainforest conservation through works of art.

From the owner: The mission of RAF is to increase appreciation of nature through art. Started in New York City in…read more2001 by artist, Marlene Tseng Yu, RAF has recently expanded to Zurich and will soon open in Frankfurt, striving to bring together nature-inspired artists from all over the world. RAF's headquarters are located in Shreveport, Louisiana. For more information, please visit our website.