Never will you regret getting your next tattoo here!…read more Once you get a tattoo from the group at the gallery tattoo, you will never find yourself in another tattoo shop. Even the thought of another tattoo shop hurts my eyes to consider. Thanks everyone! My first tattoo was from where Kurt Started when he was in middle school transition to opening his own shop. Thank you Pino Bros ink. But thank you Kurt for opening this shop! If you guys ever need reading material, i have tons of self published books now! Can always bring some in wherever I have the time for my next tattoo!

I got an amazing tattoo by Nate the tattoo artist. He gave me exactly what I was looking for…read more Excellent work, nice clean studio, very hygienic along with friendly staff. My tattoo is a tribute to my late daughter who I recently lost on October 5th which is two of her flowers that she had tattooed on her hands along with an xbox remote control, which is something in common we always shared, we always played video games together. My wife recommended me this tattoo studio and I'm very happy with the result. Highly recommend this place

Amazing collection! You have the main gallery space, but there are also multiple rooms to rummage…read morethrough, with various price points, mediums, and aesthetics. When I walked in, one of the staff members greeted me and gave me a short tour, then let me carry on through the gallery without making me feel pressured, which I really appreciated. There's so much to look at. I was drawn to the surrealists, but there's really something for everyone. It was also cool that they had a temporary exhibit in partnership with a local high school, where students got to display and present their work. So not only is this gallery an artistic gem, but it's also community-oriented. Super awesome find right by the Lincoln commuter rail. If you're in the area, I'd definitely recommend checking it out. I also met the owner, who was really knowledgeable and nice, and I have to acknowledge his awesome personal style.

Spa of Weston was wonderful! Specifically, Ashley, was wonderful! My 60 minute massage was one of…read morethe best I've had. Truly relaxing and enjoyable! I will return again in the future and request Ashley!

I agree with another reviewer that the director is not only unresponsive to customers, which in…read moreitself is bad for the artists showing their work in the gallery because they miss selling opportunities, but also to artists with whom she has planned a studio visit. She cancelled our first one. Still very enthusiastic about my work, she rescheduled but was a no-show without a word. I thought something had happened to her, but then found she'd posted three days later on social media. So she was alive, anyway. When I contacted her about the second missed studio visit from three days earlier, she apologized and asked to reschedule again, but I'd had it by then. I was tired of moving my heavy pieces into one room for easy viewing (and making snacks from scratch) for her not to show up.

My family and I deeply admire the art in this gallery. But, I regret to say that the director is…read morenot very responsive to inquiries about the artists she represents. We have reached out several times regarding an artist we had hoped to learn more about, but have found the lack of response somewhat disappointing.

Just what Carlisle needs, a place for all the talents to sell their ware and all the great folks to…read morecome, see and buy Carlisle made presents.

Carlisle Artisans has just opened a new gallery in the heart of Carlisle, MA. It features quality,…read morelocally hand-made arts and crafts including apparel, oil paintings and watercolors, hand-knits and original knitting patterns and kits, and hand woven items for the home. Also featured are small items such as jewelry, soaps, tiny purses, charming felted animals, sachets and cards, all hand made. The artisans participate singly and as a group in events around the town, such as Historical Society open houses, and library shows and lectures. The grand opening celebration is Saturday, June 14 (flag day) at the gallery, 10am-4pm.

Unusual beautiful things, always find the right gift here. Local artist add a nice touchread more

Great place to buy a unique gift. All items are made in the USA!! Most are one of a kind (if not…read moreall actually). Staff is friendly and helpful. Also a great place to browse (if you can).

Some good art. Some not so helpful staff. Usually not put off but just don't have the will to work…read morewith people who are snobbish. Pros: the layout and various rooms is nice, good variety and lots of options. Cons: Staff, lighting in some rooms is better than others. Just a basic hello and let me know I can help is adequate, imo.

Well selected work from some of the best contemporary artists working in representational painting…read more The gallery is in a beautiful New England home, and the staff are friendly and knowledgeable. I would start my art collection here.

A lovely place to observe art while going for a walk. Staff were absolutely lovely and the gift…read moreshop was filled with art themed treasure.

Used to be my favorite museum in Boston. Hadn't been here in a very long time and recent…read moreaquisitions were very "Meh." They had way better sculptures - large, landscape scale ones - in the entry area. More interactive. Minus the slanted house, everything acquired since Covid is pretty terrible, some even very cheap looking. Example, photographs... outdoors?! Attached to wood posts like cheap yard signs. Trellis with hanging fabric with cheap-looking patterns that looked like samples from Joanne's Fabrics... attached to structure that looked like playground set... not really developed. This idea of walking between hanging things has been done by countless others way better. A couple other sculptures were interesting themselves, but supports were so not thought through or developed. Looked like an afterthought, and attracted more attention or equal to the work. The "crystal" one was more interesting, but seems too precious to be outdoors. It's more of an indoor piece. Older works by Dan Graham, Jaume Plesna, Jim Dine, Joseph Wheelwright, Marianna Pineda are great. Smallest Kenneth Snelson I have ever seen... I counted 10 interesting works. 10. And indoor museum is closed for renovation. $14 entry, out of way location. Not coming back unless they dramatically improve curation. Look at New Orleans Museum of Art's sculpture garden for some inspiration. Storm King might be out of this league, but NOMA should be comparable.

I will drive an hour of my way and then spend $100 on things I don't technically need, I love this…read moreplace so much. Great art supplies, including items you might never see in another store for all types of painting and drawing. Add that with tons of cute and affordable gifts, and then after visit the toy section and you're sure to find something for the kiddo in your life. Great place to go for holiday shopping because their prices are competitive and you get to support a local business instead of a big box, plus you'll be lucky to see these items anywhere else! On a recent trip, I bought drawing supplies for me and magnatile minis for a Christmas gift. It can be tricky to find the staircase down between the other colorful businesses on the street, but give it a shot and you won't be disappointed.

The art supply: A very nice selection of art supplies. Sad to say that even with their selection of…read moresketch pads, they did not have the BF's favorite brand. They did have a lot of good stuff in the little back room past the cash register. I even found some heavy duty thread on clearance. The gallery: They are currently showing "Mans and Other" by George Herman. You can make your own judgement if you go. One tip: the paintings change as you get closer or further away.