Attended a yelp elite event with this group and it was so much fun! I'm not sure how the pricing…read morestructure works, or if wine and cheese is *normally* included, as these breakdowns weren't provided for us... however, it was a lot of fun either way! The experience included a topless server (male) for our party, an instructor and a nude model (also male). Something else that wasn't specified was if you had a female model if you would also have a female server? So not sure on that. I would guess she would be in a bikini or bra top as no nude photography is allowed and they walk around during the entirety of the event serving drinks and handing out pencils as needed. This would be a fun event to celebrate bachelorette parties (obviously), but you could also utilize their services for any type of gathering. I can so see a ladies night in with my friends doing this, but she also mentioned divorce parties (in which case can we have a group of male models I'll take 5 thank u), birthdays for the artsy friend, baby shower because clearly they've seen someone nude and nobody likes baby shower games (she didn't say that but I couldn't resist).... anyways, I digress. The only thing I wish I'd had more of was explanation. Some of them felt kind of rushed and I had no idea how to shade which was detrimental to my artistry (jk my hands are detrimental to my artistry more than anything else)... Would definitely do this again!

I had an amazing time with the Artful Bachelorette. I was able to experience the drawing class…read moreduring a Yelp event, and Though it would be the perfect idea for a bachelorette party, it's also great for other fun special occasions. At our event, Bobby the server refilled drinks and took care of us during the drawing portion. The instructor and muse were fabulous at providing instruction and maintaining a sophisticated AND fun environment. It was fun to learn drawing techniques, but my skill was just alright! Each round went pretty quickly, so I wish I could have taken a bit more time to draw.

Mrs. T is an amazing artist. She makes you do the work. She guides you to paint. When it's done you…read morecan't believe you painted it. Her studio is fun, clean, sexy and sophisticated. The pictures that she chooses for the class always look professional. Her energy is superb. She knows when you're over thinking. She's so active in the community. Her classes sell out fast!!

From the owner: Discover your inner artist with us... Come paint with us on canvas!…read more..live painting, private parties, art lessons and more. *no drawing/painting experience;demo/instructions by Artist.

I don't live close to this location at all! I delivered a canvas to be framed two weeks ago! got a…read morecall that the frame was done! drove all the way to the location..nothing was done and they could not find my photo! GOING TO THIS LOCATION IS A RISK!!!

I met Lovita and Ken Irby at the State Fair of Texas many years ago...and bought my first print of…read moreher work at that time. Have many of her prints on my walls...as she is very Texana in her painting style. If you love bluebonnet pics...her work you need to see! (Think they have a website...do a Google search and find them.) Not only do they have her works in their gallery, they have other prints for sale as well. One painter's prints that I was recently checking out was Larry Van Dyke. Awesome artist! They also do excellent framing in their shop. Offering a huge selection of framing materials that are reasonably priced for those that are looking for a great deal. Their work is superb! Their eclectic shop is fun to visit and the Irbys are wonderful people that will take their time to get the best effect for all of your "works of art"! If you visit...tell them that Layne sent you...and you saw the review on YELP! It's worth the drive to visit their Gallery and shop!!!!!

We visited the cultural center for a stand up comedy event and it was fantastic. I appreciated the…read moreway they adjusted the lighting for the gig; not too bright and seemingly set up for a successful comedy set! We found street parking maybe about a 3 min walk to the venue, which wasn't bad at all on a mild fall weather day. Alcoholic and nonalcoholic refreshments in the lobby for the event. The hosts were awesome, the art displayed from local high school students was inspiring, and last, but not least, the comedy was fun and all the funds are going to a wonderful cause. Thank you for all yall do for Oak Cliff and beyond! A classy event venue!

Great exhibition that opened my eyes to key issues that would otherwise go unknown to me. I really…read moreappreciate that there is a gallery that will do this. I went to see "Safe Place" works by Ari Brielle. I really recommend everyone go see it. Amazing show.

I admit I help run this association of Dallas area galleries and non-profit art spaces. But in…read morehonor of our 25th anniversary I thought I'd give it a glowing review for lasting this long and continuing to raise money for its Edith Baker Art Scholarship and Artist Career Development Fund and for creating a film Dallas Art City.

From the owner: The Dallas Art Dealers Association (DADA), established in 1985, is comprised of leading art…read moredealers, commercial galleries, non-profit art spaces and cultural art centers. Discover over 30 art spaces with the best art that Dallas has to offer at dallasartdealers.org. DADA members have a mission to represent leading artists and quality work. Each gallery is chosen with a seal of approval and is dedicated to promoting the highest standards of ethical practice within the profession. DADA hosts Fall and Spring Art Walks, DADA Scholarship Awards and the Business of Art Information Panel discussions.

Ah, 1976. The birth of VHS, Apple, inkjets, floppy discs, and Son of Sam murders, plus Ryan…read moreReynolds, Peyton Manning, Reese Witherspoon, Chadwick Boseman, Cillian Murphy, Colin Farrell, Chester from Linkin Park, Blake Shelton, Baby Spice, and Benebatch Cumberdick. So, is it called 1976 because many believe it is the most consequential year in the history of modern China? (It's Chinese-American owned). Or is the birth year of one of the Law family siblings? I'd guess it's bridging old school 1976 analog craftsmanship with the digital revolution-led letterpress and screen printing, since the store is the intersection of traditional craftsmanship and modern design, with a fully operational letterpress studio (they produce their own stationery), housing vintage, antique printing presses. They also curate independent art and host hands-on workshops. So, the name We Are 1976 suggests a collective identity rooted in a specific era, and their tagline "our dear assembly" is likely their way of saying, "This is the group of people, machines, and beautiful objects we have gathered together." Honestly, I just went in looking for a bathroom. They are 1976 but I was #2.

"Loved this spot! The staff was so friendly, and there were tons of cool, eclectic items--great for…read moretreating yourself or finding unique gifts. They even had a cute kids' section and lots of great framed art. Such a fun place to browse I'll admit I grabbed a few neat pieces !!

I really enjoyed this store. It was the highlight of my Dallas visit. The owner was kind enough to…read moregive me a tour. And I got an autograph picture. There are so many things to see inside here from art to books, clothes, jewelry and more. They offer events community and culture. What more could you ask for. "Dallas owes me nothing"

I think it is a great community resource. I personally do get overstimulated easily so the layout…read morecan be a lot but i do love the different events that they have there All the employees i encountered were great.