These guys do great work…read more Our company uses them for all our framed pieces and they always come out fantastic. Robin is very accommodating and great at helping you pick the best frame for each piece. They are always timely and professional. Cannot recommend them enough! I have had several personal pieces done and they look great!

This is an amazing place. They make anything your frame look like a million bucks. I use them for…read moreall of my personal needs and my husband is now using them for his office. We had classic New Yorker covers and wanted to frame them in an elegant way. Manhattan Frame not only picked the perfect frames but also hung them for us. There were over 50 frames so this was no small feat. They are true artists who care about their craft in an old world way while using all the latest technologies. Very cool. I couldn't recommend them more highly!!! Use them.

Cavalier Gallery does an excellent job of making known the artist and their work. The Jim Rennert…read morePublic exhibition in Midtown Manhattan is a excellent example. I would never have known who Jim Rennert is or learned to enjoy his sculptures of "Everyman". In a way when I look at Everyman I get a glimpse of Alfred Hitchcock, haha. The public exhibit is through December 31, 2021. I spent one day visiting all the locations on the map starting at 34th Street until I reached the gallery on 57th Street. It was a lot of walking but a beautiful day. I'm including a photo of the map in case you are interested in searching out Public Art. Or you may be a fan of Jim Rennert. I'm a fan of Cavalier Gallery. I'm thankful they give the public a means to view works up close. It's a big job to install these temporary works of art. Most are located in a Public Space with shopping and restaurants nearby as well as historic landmarks. I'm highly recommending you see this exhibit and visit this gallery to view even more works of art.

I'm surprised I'd never heard of this place prior to getting an ad on social media for a Keith…read moreHaring retrospective. First off, it's an impressive and imposing building, a former ConEd electrical substation so you've got a sturdy building with high clearances. Then you take on the fact that Walter De Maria (whose installations are still on view elsewhere in the city) used this building as his home and studio, and as a De Maria fan that's worthy of note. So whatever art is on, you have a unique setting. As for the art, there are 4 viewable galleries (shop at the ground floor), and the top floors have windows that give great views of the city. (An elevator will take you between floors so it is accessible though stairs are available too.) As mentioned, there was a Haring show happening when I visited. I wasn't terribly sure about the $20 price, unable to discern if it was going to be more like a gallery than a museum exhibition. But it was a museum-quality show and it took me about 45 minutes to make it through. The setting worked especially well for Haring - some of the art on show was subway chalk drawings he had made, and when they were paired with the brick backing of the room it looked authentic to the subway station where he created the work originally. Well worth the money. For this show at least there was a timed admission but it was not crowded and despite the respectable attendance you can still have an intimate experience.

I visited the Brant Foundation last Sunday to see their current exhibit on Keith Haring (which…read morecloses on May 31). It was my first visit, and I was really blown away by the space. It kind of falls somewhere between a gallery and a museum - their full name is "The Brant Foundation Art Study Center" - so what exactly are you in for? It's an exhibition space - no permanent collection - so they are open for exhibits and closed while the next exhibit is being installed. And it has a hefty admission price (I paid $20 for my admission to the Keith Haring exhibit). But if there's an exhibit you're interested in, there's nothing like the Brant. The space is incredible. The Brant is located in a former Consolidated Edison substation, so it has 7,000 square feet of space that looks industrial and loft-like, yet has incredible ceiling height and light. They also have two adjacent gardens. It's one of the most incredible spaces I've seen an art exhibit. On top of that, the exhibit was incredible. By scanning a QR code, you could pull up each of the pieces in the exhibit by floor of the Brant and read about them. As almost all of Keith Haring's work was untitled, I do wish they had included more context and information about the works included, but I was still floored by the exhibit and the works they were able to put together for the show. When I was shopping in their gift shop before leaving, I realized just how many incredible exhibits they've put on in their history. As soon as I got home, I signed up for their email newsletter so I don't miss their next great exhibit.

If you just moved to the lower East side and looking to fill your bare walls. Look no further than…read morehere to find large collection of posters, art prints. There were various styles and design. You can spend several hours looking through their vast inventory. I recommend this place if you are looking for art pieces for your apartment.

the best selection of movie posters , models and singers. loved them. originally went in for some…read moreLana Del Rey posters left with a million other things. they do also have Lana stuff there lol. would also check out the record store right across the street. Definitely love this place

I have all of my framing done here and they do a fantastic job at a fair price. Everything I have…read morehad framed by them has turned out beautifully and they are very easy to work with. Even after explaining that I was on a budget, they were more than happy to work with me without any loss in quality. Highly recommended!

Wonderful man. Fields a lot of tourists and people asking repetitive questions…read more A recent review put it very well that it is a great place if you know what you want, but not to browse, physically flipping through. Might as well search online a bit before coming in. Small collection of The New Yorkers, mostly from the last couple decades only. Asked him for some recommendations and felt he was knowledgeable.

An absolute gem of a place!…read more So much to see - piles of posters and many adorning the walls of this large space. It has a quiet but busy vibe. Lots to look through from old time ads, movie posters, war propaganda. Truly worth a visit

Shadin does all the framing for our department at NYU Langone and he does the best job and uses…read morehigh quality materials. We have been using him for years and his work ethnic is incredible!

Rly recommend this place. The quality is great, and everyone who works here is nice and cares a lot…read moreabout the framing they're doing. Thanks! :)

Nice two-storey space on 10th Ave. They sell mostly secondary market art (read: very expensive),…read moreso it is almost like going to a little museum with free admission.