There are choices when it comes to arts in Napa Valley. This one is somewhat unique. Simon Bull…read moreobviously stands out in the crowd, the world famous artist at his best. Nice set up, absolutely beautiful colors and a wide variety of subjects. Simon's stile is very unique and easily identifiable. He makes the best out of what acrylic paints can do. Some pieces are simply paint pours, some are brushes, but all are very bright, very positive and just bring up smiles. Prices are from $7000 to $40000, they will work with you within a reasonable range, staff is experienced and knowledgeable. Even if the price point is out of your range, stepp in and enjoy, his artwork is really like no other.

High end art gallery. As in, $14k plus art works. Most in the $45k range. Beautiful artwork and…read morevery polite and considerate staff even after telling them their artwork was out of my price range. They very politely showed me around the gallery and different works and how the different light affects it. Would definitely recommend if you can afford their art, or not, the works are stunningly beautiful.

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Really great place, used them five times in two years. Great customer service, they are as…read moreknowledgeable as they are reasonable. Amongst other things I needed a battery replacement for a Omega MoonSwatch watch, they had in stock, did on the spot and for a very "non-St Helena" price :)

This Art Gallery is not welcoming to families. My family & I stopped in gallery Thursday July 2,…read more2015 in the afternoon. The gentlemen in the gallery, owner sales person , never got out of his chair to greet us, (2) women, (4) children Why, perhaps we were of a different color than him? When a gay couple walked in , he got right up to greet them. The owner of what ever he was suppose to be , I was showing my grandchildren this gallery. My grandson reached out to point to a statue the man looked at my grandson said don't touch, .The man, never addressed us, adults, just persistent following my grandson, I was very concerned about this man and his behavior towards my grandson, " this man continued to follow my grandson saying "what don't you understand? As my grandson walked towards me", I told the family lets go we are not welcome here !at that time, we walked out of his store/ gallery. He is a very rude, person, how would he know we didn't have a million dollars to spend. Don't take your family inside his gallery. please shop some where else, Perhaps he only caters to Caucasian people. He never addressed me, just following my grandson who iis 7 years old. Apparently he doesn't want children, young adults, 17,16'13' 7 in his gallery. He should post this signage in Front of his gallery. White rich people only NO CHILDREN ALLOWED Dennis Rae fine art, gallery. I certainly hope , he closes his gallery. He is very offensive. Am I upset of course, my children didn't need to be treated like that, they were well behaved. Walking & looking at the art work.

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Aerena Galleries is a refuge from the often busy, traffic clogged Main Street of downtown St…read more Helena. There's an amazing array of pieces- from abstract art, to sculptures with oceanic themes, a giant coffee table book by Annie Liebovitz, to a stunning gigantic book of Tibetan Buddhist sacred art. The curators are friendly&approachable. What's happily surprising is that not all the art is big bucks. One can find affordable gifts that are also tasteful. They represent contemporary artists, particularly those of the Bay Area. While the St. Helena gallery is an oasis, I really should go down to the Yountville one that has a sculpture garden.

When you travel alone a lot and visit a number of galleries it is always frustrating when the…read morecurator sits behind her little desk pecking away at her computer and largely ignoring your presence simply because you look young - it happens more than you'd guess......but not at I. Wolk. With a fantastic collection of items largely from Bay Area artists and an open space presenting the art in an eye catching fashion I found the customer service at I. Wolk to be exemplary despite the fact that I wasn't looking to buy immediately. With a vast knowledge of the artists presented and a diverse understanding of the arts in general I can't recommend this place enough - if/when I head west next I'll be back, ideally this time with a decorating budget in mind.

I love walking through art galleries. It's even cooler when they offer demonstrations and you can…read morelearn about how certain types and forms of art are created. We happened to stop into Nimbus Art during the hours they were showing a ceramics and fire demonstration yesterday. The demo was taking place out front, and we went inside for more information about the gallery. We were greeted and offered champagne or wine. Welcome to Napa Valley! Many students had art on display and most of it was for sale. Very unique creations and beautiful displays captured our attention as we walked around. We saw fliers that listed information about classes being offered. There was even a table of nice cheese and other hors d'oeuvres sitting in the back. If youre in this area, this little store within the small strip of businesses here is definitely worth a stop in. Support the students and bring home some art! Next door is a soap-making company and a couple businesses down sits the Napa Valley Visitor Center, so if youre not a local you can find good ideas of what's going on in the Napa Valley during your trip.

What a wonderful little find! I always drove past this place wondering what it was and to my…read moredelightful surprise, found out I could take pottery classes there! It's open studio style but they have mentors there who guide you on how to start from scratch. What a therapeutic way to pass 3 hours for only $45. You must check this place out!