We were in Salt Lake City for a multi-day medical appointments, and we had a couple hours here and…read morethere to kill. And of course it was hot, so I wanted to do something mellow indoors. Have been to all the museums in the area already, so I decided to do art gallery hopping. I was recommended this place by a friend, so I went. What a beautiful gallery! It's airy, spacious, elegant, but not stuffy. I was fortunate to catch their summer group show for its final week, and also found a new favorite artist. What was so wonderful about this place is the people. Ana, with whom I really enjoyed talking, is kind, genuinely nice, and knowledgeable. I ended up returning there the next day with husband (yes I loved the place that much), and got to talk to their staff framer and exchanged our experiences framing pastel paintings. This happens very rarely. I wish I lived in SLC! This has become my favorite art gallery in the US.

The best selection of frame choices I have found. Some are just so unique and so hard to choose…read morejust one. Great place to use your creative power to create a one of a kind piece. I wish I had more room for more art.

We had an excellent interaction with the staff here, and our purchase of an original painting was…read moreprofessional and enjoyable.

Not the most pleasant help when I came in there. But great location and a great diversity in…read morecontemporary art. A great place to go if you are trying to fill the new home your purchased in Park City! They showcase such artists as Rebecca Kinkead and Matt Flint. Many other artist as well. Located in upper Main.

Every time I come to this gallery I feel like I see something new and/or different. I find the…read morephotographs to be mesmerizing. I also love the pricing. For one single price, your beautiful photograph is framed and delivered to your home. Can't way to go back!

If you love fine landscape photography this is a must. The Mcnillens have been at this for 18…read moreyears and they have plenty of local prices. Tons of great animal and Aspen pics. Located in upper old town. Stop by.

I can't say enough about the magic of Park City Main Street. I mean, I'm a local, sure, but it…read morestill holds charm and wonder for me. It's the kind of place where you want to grab that special someone, escape, wander up and down the street, hold their hand, and think about how lucky you are to have found them and to have found yourselves together in this mystical mountain town. When it comes to Main Street, there are all kinds of art galleries. Big, little, photos, fine art; they're all worth visiting. I've been to J GO a few times, and it continues to be one of my favorite galleries on Main. Each gallery has its own identity and personality, but J GO certainly stands apart from the rest. While each experience is different depending on the artists on display, the time of year, and your own mood and disposition, I can comfortably say there isn't another gallery like it. While others cover more traditional fine art, photography, or sculptures, J GO takes a more modern slant. It's not so modern that there are strange things crawling out of walls or floor displays that make you question whether they're art or a janitor's half-done project, but definitely more modern in lines, feel, mood and color. One of my favorite bits of the city entire is in J GO--it's the WonderBox. This small alcove in the basement is an old silver vault, and now houses some of the more curious and funky pieces of art. From clowns to dolls or small delightful works of art, it's a little bit silly, a lot though-provoking, and in a town where you can only look at so many photos of trees or barns, it's definitely memorable. To find J GO, look on the east side of the street, and when you see the sign, head downstairs. You can't really see in from the street, so take that leap and head down the stairs. There's also an entrance on the back side (Swede Alley, I think?) and that one is a little less trafficked but more visible and accessible. No matter the season, it's never a bad time to hit up Main Street. Escape, saunter, leave your cares behind, and find the whimsy of the WonderBox and the entire J GO Gallery.

Cool, modern, eclectic and interesting art in a gallery that is adjoining to a Park City coffee…read moreshop. Amazing, must see and enjoy. Love this place a LOT.

What a cool gallery! There are a bunch of different artists' work on display. Various mediums and…read moresizes and styles and price ranges. Currently there's an exhibition with artists decorating skate decks. I didn't attend, but they have art classes and other community events that would make for a great evening - whether alone, with friends or as a date.

Local art! I love that this is located at the Gateway-a place that embraces art and incorporates it…read moreinto every space. Having a dedicated gallery is so appropriate and fitting! There is no cover charge and this is more of a shop than a gallery, really. Everything is for sale and there is a variety of one-of-a-kind pieces as well as some that are produced in mass (t-shirts, etc.) There's a little something here for everyone. Like with most art, everything here won't appeal to every person. Go and browse-some items may speak to you while others do not. That's ok! That's what makes it artistic. The space is large and not cluttered. I felt like there could be even more. But not so much that it becomes too boutique-y and crowded. I look forward to returning occasionally to see if they rotate out any of the inventory/exhibits. It's like a year-round art show!

The rio grande Gallery has played host to a variety of important visual arts exhibits. Currently…read moreStatewide Annual MIXED MEDIA & WORKS ON PAPER is on display. The Statewide Annual theme rotates between Mixed Media & Works on Paper, Craft, Photography, Video & Digital works, and Painting & Sculpture. Works are chosen for display by two out-of-state artists or arts professionals who travel to the Rio Gallery to jury the exhibition. This Statewide Annual UT '19: Mixed Media & Works on Paper runs November 15, 2019 - January 10, 2020. But there are always great exhibits in this historic setting!

From the owner: The Rio Gallery specializes in local art by living Utah artists and also has free admission.read more

So friendly and helpful! Came to shop with my aunt, and they were kind enough to wrap her gift with…read morea beautiful wrapping paper, ribbon and a box. It's those small attention to details that set apart great customer service from exceptional and they take great care of their customers. So appreciative!

Beautiful shop and gallery! Just so many absolutely beautiful works of art and object s de arte!read more

I didn't get to spend a ton of time here, but there are some things that I really liked about…read moreLamplight. In no particular order: -- It's a locals' gallery, so you're seeing stuff from, and supporting local artists. -- It's a co-op gallery, so artists are invested in its success. -- There are a variety of media represented. I saw polymer clay, traditional paintings, photography, jewelry, and so on... -- The nice lady running the place (manning the desk) was one of the artists whose work you see. See also, co-op gallery. -- Nothing is terribly expensive. I mean, it's original art so don't go expecting to pick up a ton of cheap-o stuff, but even so, some of the smaller pieces and jewelry are really affordable. More local galleries like this would never be a bad thing!

Every time I visit Bountiful this is one of my stops. I have bought paintings, pottery and jewelry…read morehere. This last summer I bought a bracelet, which I wear almost everyday and is an all time favorite. Good people wonderful artists.