The problem with this place is that the lady we have encountered on several visits is not at all…read morefriendly. We think she is the director of the gallery. Witnessed her denigrating our city to a couple visiting from Illinois recently; and we sought them ought on the sidewalk after they left the place, and tried to sell Midland to them.They couldn't believe her attitude. She was exceptionally rude to my wife and a friend this past weekend. We won't ever visit this place ever again.

As a resident of the area who has also traveled a goodish bit and seeks out independant coffee…read moreshops and local galleries, I find visits to this space interesting in presenting a wide array of local arts and crafts. A great place to find that focal point for a room or, as I have found on a couple different occasions, the perfect small item to round out a difficult gift for an important individual.

The current art exhibit is truly breathtaking!! The artist is Tatsuki Hakoyama and the showing is…read morescheduled for July 20-August 10 2016. The reception is scheduled for July 21st, 5-630 pm. This is a must see!! Guess I got a preview today.

This is a great stop when perusing downtown MP. I always walk out of here with something - this…read moretime it was a very cute (and living room matching) owl pillow. They have some great items and a wide variety of pricing so you can take something home on any budget.

Love it! It's so nice to have exquisite art available so close to home…read more "If it reaches out and grabs you around the knees, buy it."

From the owner: Art Gallery/ Original paintings and handmade jewelry from around the world.read more

A magical place! I've found at least one treasure in my numerous visits over the decades, and I…read moredon't ever set foot in Saginaw without stopping in (although these days I almost never set foot in Saginaw either way). The owner is a timeless beauty -- she seriously doesn't age -- and offers the pinnacle of customer service. She really curates a delightful selection of only the best in wardrobe staples that never go out of style, cool vintage looks, a few modern pieces and fabulash accessories. Love, love, love this place!

Mary's moved to Columbus in Bay City with her Glad Rags. She has such an open, warm and airy…read moreatmosphere in which to spend hours treasure hunting through her gently worn pieces of "wearable art". Don't miss the designer choices in the lower level. Going to Glad Rags can be like shopping with your best friend in each other's closets. Mary excels in putting together just the right pieces for me to create a special look for any occasion.

I was first introduced to Marshall Fredericks at the National Museum of American Art in Washington,…read moreD.C. years ago. The taut athletic body of his polished bronze 'Torso of a Dancer' just pulled me in. I never forgot it. There is a slightly different version on display here, too. The gigantic space at this museum that holds Fredericks' works is overwhelmingly packed. (Be careful not to poke an eye out on a protruding arm, leg or toe.) Filled with white plaster originals, this marbled space is a fitting tribute to this prolific artist whose works dotted public spaces in the US. His idealized, hopeful figures captured the energy of post-war America. Obviously, to Detroiters, Fredericks is best known for the 'Spirit of Detroit' sculpture at the base of Woodward Avenue. The original plaster version is here and it's great to get a closer look at this iconic work. I was also fascinated with another smaller gallery that holds over 300 objects from the late artist's sculpture studio. It's enough to get a good sense of his working environment. Housed on the university campus, this museum also has some outdoor sculptures, too. Is it worth the drive from Detroit to check out this collection? Definitely.

My favorite stop in Saginaw…read more Beautiful it's on Saginaw valleys campus Amazing collection and helpful and knowledgeable staff Plan at least an hour or more