I was honored to be invited and was able to attend the grand opening this past weekend. What a…read moretruly Grand opening and what spectacular art. I had to come back a few days later with my wife to show her. The work by Steve Uriegas and Jeff Bergus were some of my favorites. It's a very laid back atmosphere, we felt very welcomed, great people. It's exciting to see downtown Plano adding so many great businesses. My wife and I can eat some great barbecue at Lockharts, go next door to view some art and take a piece home hopefully, then get some dessert at Dude Sweet Chocolate all in the same block. Sounds like a great date to me. Go check out the fantastic art at Ten20. (Just leave the Wonder Woman piece for me)

Kelly's Art Shack is a trendy art studio in the middle of Historic Downtown McKinney…read more This kid-friendly space has activities like video games, board games and even cornhole out on the beautiful courtyard (decorated completely by the owner, Kelly, herself) that is attached to the gallery. I loved relaxing here with co-workers in the evening, not to mention that view of the McKinney water tower from the patio at night cannot be beat. I highly recommend coming to see the unique artwork. My favorite piece was a large, canvas painting of "Woodstock '69," so as soon as I saw it, I had to take home the original before there were only prints available. The art is so affordable and better yet, when you purchase one you become an "artster," which comes with membership benefits. I can't wait for the next live music show and I am hoping to attend a paint party soon. I may even try to book this event space for my toddler's birthday party!

Great place with awesome events! A must visit on McKinney square.read more

I dropped off 4 paintings I picked up in China. Unfortunately, there was a fire in the shop, BUT…read moremy paintings survived with some smoke damage. I had to have the paintings professionally restored by a conservator with expertise in delicate Asian paper. Although I ended up using a different frame shop, they were always fair and reimbursed me for the costs. I wish them well and would use them in the future.

I've been going Martin for 25 years. Usually I have an idea of how I want something matted and…read moreframed. It's those times when I have no idea that Martin really shines. He listens to where it's going in the house, do I want contemporary or more old fashioned, what works best with the piece, etc. Martin knows all of the questions to ask and takes his time. He treats each customer as his best friend.

Afterimage Gallery has been my go to place to take students to see photographs from both local and…read morewell known photographers. Ben is a true gentleman and the gallery is always pristine.

Wonderful collection. Loved this place! This is a great place to check out some art as there are…read moreother great places i. The same vicinity.

Small art gallery in the heart of historic Plano. A venue…read morethat encourages,educates and supports North Texas Artists. Rotating exhibits of up and coming and long established practitioners of photography,oil and acrylic,sculpture, watercolor etc. The current exhibit is the Photography from around the world by Sarah Carson. Very enjoyable. Set in a historic home only steps from historic Haggard Park and bustling downtown. Definitely worth a visit.

I love the art centre so peaceful and beautiful, also Susie and Molly are amazing book a party here…read moreor celebration !

Great fun for all ages. Had a group in for my granddaughter's birthday and we all did splatter…read morepaintings. We all had a blast!

This place is amazing such a fun experience for the kids. I highly recommend…read more My son had his birthday party here and we went into the splash room and the kids had a blast. We even took home canvases for memories. The staff was so nice and accommodating to the wild kiddos.

Really neat gallery in the Galleria Dallas. Terry shared his knowledge of the art work on display…read morewith us and we were lucky to even see a Picasso piece. The artwork was priced pretty high, but they seemed to have some great sales on many of their pieces. (They were still a little pricey for my current budget though!) Worth stopping in even if just to window shop!

This place has ORIGINAL Takashi Murakami pieces as well as works by Andy Wahol. This place is legit.read more

It is unlikely that I will ever get Sugar Bear to Willowbend Mall again now that the Oh My Godard…read moreGallery has closed. BOO!!

Really fun stop overall! The National Game Museum was such a cool experience -- tons to see, tons…read moreto geek out over. We were on a major time crunch, so I couldn't dive in as much as I wanted, but even a quick visit still felt worth it. Definitely a spot I'd come back to when I can actually slow down and enjoy everything.

Id lve to love to give this place a good review. Ive tried to bring my grandkids several times…read morelast summer but it was Closed every time. And it wasn't a day they were 'closed'. They were closed for daycare centers to attend. Twice that I drove 45 minutes to bring my grand kids. So I took the day off work and we drove up today! When I got there it was only open to 'members'! And to add I salt to the wound the gentleman working the desk was very rude! Telling me they are closed open Tuesday four members only! Nowhere on their website Does it say that? I don't want to become a member considering I live 45 minutes away and won't come regularly! Very upset and very upset kids!

Kevin and Cheryl Vogel have a gallery,grounds and business to be envied and respected. Carrying on…read morean art tradition started by his father in the 1950s,a special place Valley House Gallery is. If you like to look at,learn about or buy art,you owe it to yourself to visit this oasis in the middle of Dallas.

The Vogals created this nihilist art exhibit and a garden for the statues. There is no cost to…read moreenjoy this exhibit. A cluster of figures in the front has provocative signs of the "We all bleed the same color" ilk. Yard signs are that bitter pill we must swallow. Who wants to be lectured by a child? There is a nice air-conditioned house that has nihilist paintings and, (oddly) a couple of very good realism paintings on the floor leaning against the wall. The garden is very peaceful and interesting with a good selection of well maintained Texas flora. Benches along the trail make for a nice pause in the walk to enjoy the scenes. There are also some nice tables and chairs about for a group of 4 if you want to bring your lunch or playing cards. Faceless statues and some broken abstracts of people are about the grounds. This is a great place to read a book. I suggest Ivan Turgenev's book Fathers and Sons. It is the story of a son who brings home his school chum from Moscow to meet his parents who live a simple life in the country with simple Russian values. The son is mesmerized by the seeming brilliance of his nihilist friend who confides about a conversation he had with an older woman: "'Of course, you can't understand me; we belong,' I said, 'to two different generations.' She was dreadfully offended, while I thought, 'There's no help for it. It's a bitter pill, but she has to swallow it.' You see, now, our turn has come, and our successors can say to us, 'You are not of our generation; swallow your pill.'"