I chose this company to transport a delicate item won at an auction house. They earned my trust…read morethrough their personalized communication and responsiveness. I could tell they weren't the type of place to just bubble wrap and hope for the best--they're the real deal. In my case, they provided me with not only art services, but peace of mind.

From the owner: Porter Art Services specializes in fine art and antique moving, packing, and storage for the…read moresoutheastern United States region. We are a team of professional art handlers who can meet all of your fine art and antique needs servicing museums, galleries, private collections, interior decorators, and more. We build custom crates for moving and storage and can install or deinstall any space.

Ryan completely styled and installed my baby's nursery. He placed and hung all of the artwork, the…read moreshelves, macramé plant holder, baby mobile, mirror, etc. He even built my baby's crib. He handled everything with great care. Very professional, genuinely caring, and efficient. I would trust Ryan to handle any and all aspects of my home!

From the owner: Unveil the full potential of your interiors with strategically hung art that speaks volumes.read more

This is a great little street fair that people can sell their products. I think it's in a good…read morelocation, right smack dab in the middle of Frenchmen. There are some interesting products and one might find something unique, especially if they're having a really good time, since it's open late. If in the area, you should check it out!

This open air art market is located in The Marigny entertainment district on Frenchmen Street. It's…read moreright next to The Spotted Cat music club. It is two sections of many local artists selling their wares. At night it is well lit and has a festive feel to it. Browse by, look at the art and talk to the artists most of which are there selling New Orleans/Louisiana centric work. Paintings, jewelry, posters, souvenirs, etc. Not cheap Bourbon Street types of things. Frenchmen Street has a great music scene and this Bazaar is a pleasant way to spend a little time between clubs. It is a nice place to visit.

Fun stop off the beaten path. The shop owner(s) were very nice and let us look around and take…read morepictures. They don't take donations, but everything is for sale. Very cool selection of neon signs.

Quirky place. The perfect place if you want a neon piece. I felt the prices were fair and loved the…read moreoptions that were discussed. The owner was out of town at his sister studio, but the you g man who helped me was super helpful. You can also rent pieces for special events, thats super cool! This would be a super cool place for an event, your eye just dances all over the place. Plenty of curiosities to stimulate your imagination and creativity. Pop in and have a gander, you won't be disappointed.

No photos allowed. Sadly, the proprietor of this establishment doesn't want you to take photographs…read moreof all the great local artwork that he is offering here. This being said, this is an excellent place to pick up really unique and very good local artistic creations. Whether it's in the form of paintings, drawings, jewelry, sculpture, and a little bit of everything else, if you're looking for some art and you want it to be from New Orleans, this is your place to get it. Located in the French Quarter. This place is a unique business to check out. From the moment you walk in, you are overtaken by all of the colorful beauty that lines the walls and the shelves of this business. It is really a fun place to shop. There's so much stuff! This business has both a front section and a rear section. Both of which are filled with tons of various types of art. The prices here are all very reasonable. It's not like some shops that you go into and you like a piece of art and then you check the price and you're going OMG. That's not the case here. The artwork, the jewelry, and the everything else are what I would consider very reasonable. Overall, if you want a great piece of local art, this is an ideal business to purchase it from.

Love popping into Le Jardin whenever in New Orleans to check out the latest artists and uncover…read moreunique gifts for friends and family. First stumbled in after Swamp Dog & Friends consolidated to Le Jardin and I was searching for another print to add to our collection in our dining room and ended up discovering more local artists. Absolutely loved seeing some of the art still drying in the back area and the ability to find a gift (for family and friends or just us) so unique and special to New Orleans. Prices vary but the quality is there if you opt for a painting or other piece opposed to a print.

This small market was a gem, and a great place to support local artists! It's open thursday-sunday…read morefrom 7pm-12am, and you can follow them on Instagram @artgardennola It's a small rectangular area with booths on the sides and the center. When we went on a Thursday evening, it wasn't too busy. The lights throughout the market during the night added a great touch, and all of the artists are nice and friendly. There's a moderate selection of art; there's about maybe 12 booths throughout the market. Some of the booths had great deals too of you bought more than one item!

Unexpected find! We…read morewere on Frenchman when we noticed this area. It's essentially a mini art walk of sorts as many vendors sell their crafts there. Don't be fooled though. The pieces are pricey. You can tell a lot of work has been put into these pieces and let me tell you all those pieces range in diversity. Paintings, sculptures, jewelry, even toilet seats. The creativity knows no bounds. A good thing to sightsee. Vendors are generally friendly.