This is a family owned business in East Boca since the early 1970's. This location is in a…read morewarehouse-like area off NW 2 Avenue, aka Boca Raton Blvd, off 11 Avenue. There is ample parking in front of the entrance. The business is managed by Rebecca Kline, a second generation framer and over-all art guru. Her parents are accomplished artists, creating art into their 90's. This is a no frills business. When you walk in you'll immediately see framing materials. All around. And art which has been dropped off for framing or ready to be picked up. There is a lot going on behind the front counter. All work is done on premises, and there are numerous workstations with a variety of equipment, all used to create frames from moldings and hundreds of matting materials. This is a real framing business. Nothing is sent out. This is the "out" where other businesses would have their work framed. Rebecca is knowledgable. Personable. Quiet. Passionate about her work. Committed to quality. And offers reasonable pricing. Anyone who has artwork framed will know that framing is very expensive. Actually, very very expensive. Atlantik is reasonable. For my Yelper friends who are committed to supporting local small businesses, this is the place to go. Open 6 days a week, just call ahead to make sure. As an aside, I purchased a John Twachtman piece at auction and it came in an old frame. We spent a lot of time discussing the authenticity of the frame, and while there was no doubt it was old, we had no way to determine if the frame was original to the piece, which would have given it significance. We decided to go with Rebecca's recommendation on frame and matting. I'll post a picture after the work is done. When taking the piece out of the frame we discovered that there was a sketch on the back of the board. While that side was unsigned, it still adds to the magic and uniqueness of this Twachtman work. It will be framed so that the back of the piece is also visible. Go here for your framing. I would not steer you wrong. You know I'm a straight shooter.

I have had many of my watercolors captured and printed at Atlantik. The high quality of the giclés…read moreis amazing! Rebecca is a wonderful person to work with and I feel like a friend when I bring my paintings in. The work I've had framed turned out gorgeous as well.

Lots of vendors with beautiful unique pieces of art or on display in my park this weekend. Jewelry,…read moreclothing, baskets, sculptures, paintings, wood, metal, glass, photography, mobiles.... are all beautifully displayed and very pricy. There were less vendors than usual with white tents set up along the Plaza Real. There was a lot of free parking in the Mizner parking garage. It was very quiet, not the usual crowds this year.

Sponsored by the Boca Raton Museum of Art, this is the longest running art festival in Boca Raton…read more This year was the 36th year of this juried art festival which is held on the first weekend in February every year. The festival draws 40,000 to 60,000 art enthusiasts and buyers every year. It was rainy all weekend but the weather cleared just in time to enjoy a late Sunday afternoon at the fair. Parking is free in the Mizner Park Garage. Approximately 170 artists showcase their work every year, Art work was displayed and for sale in the mediums of ink, paint, ceramics, wood, metal, glass, jewelry, photography, and sculpture. The festival tents are set up along Plaza Real. Lining the streets are a number of shops and restaurants that you can visit while enjoying the art fair. Some of my favorite art this year were the wooden flowers, colorful glass, and kinetic pieces. There was so much to look at in this fun and free family friendly event.

They have a very nice selection of contemporary art, paintings, sculptures, and other art items…read more They have been in South Florida for years and seem to move location.

Nice "cool" small gallery that is free to the public. They have so many wonderful paintings and…read moreother art works. From the outside, the windows are large a viewable from the street but inside the employees are nice and will talk about the works of art with obviously the thoughts of selling their pieces. They do not have any dedicated parking but there is a free lot just down the street.

What a great experience! I am a writer for a local magazine and wanted to frame an article for a…read morefriend that I had written about him . Ruthanne was excellent. She was patient, helpful and professional. She helped me with details she knew from her experience that were so important: the frame color to match his home decor and non-glare glass, for example. Also I was in a hurry to be able to present it to him at an upcoming dinner. It was finished in time and looked just perfect. Thank you, Ruthanne, for helping me make this a very special gift!

Service was great. Ruthann assisted thru the whole process. I had some papyrus from Egypt that I…read moreneeded re-glassed. One broken and the other one you couldn't really see thru. She changed the glass and it's great. I also had a sheet of $2 bills sandwiched in between glass (I wanted the back to show the Constitution)

Awesome beginning gelli printmaking class at creative arts school in delray. I learned a lot and…read morehad fun. Instructor was extremely knowledgeable and sharing. Facility was spacious and supplies were plentiful.

Completed the beginner class on printmaking with Gelli plates. The instructor was fantastic and…read morethe paintings something I will use in my home. Take this class if you want to learn how to do this technique.

Wonderful seasonal art festival in Mizner Park where a plethora of eccentric local artists flaunt…read moretheir warped inventions, paintings, indutrial art and custom jewelry. Aside from the mass selection of delectable eateries and fun bars that surround the exhibits, the entertainment consists of two people dressed in costumes standing on stilts while dancing to music in the crowd. Lots of free parking in the garage but beware of the crowded slow moving non air conditioned elevators.

Yearly art exhibits congregate in Mizner Park showing off their artifacts. Hundreds of customers…read morebrowse art with no entrance fee. Each tent displayed a different genre of art including wood art, abstract paintings, 3D art and playful art.

I brought in 6 paintings for framing in 6 months, the work was good, but they were never wrapped…read moreand ready for pick up. Muriel never remembered me, and lectured me on art, and was condescending, with comments like, "Don't tell me you are going to ask your decorator!" Or, "Please don't say it has to match your room." I brought in a 48" x 48" Keith Haring and she did not wrap it, or protect it, and I had a pick-up truck, and she would not give me cardboard or tape or bubble wrap. No more.

Got a rare Lautrec. What a deal ! Thanks Muriel. Hope to do…read morebusiness again soon Saw some really cool stuff in there as well Andy Warhol and such

Multiple different types of art available. Received great amount of help and patience. Definitely…read morerecommend.

I merely happened upon Bilotta Gallery but what a good happening upon it was. The Bilotta Gallery…read moreis loaded with some of the most splendid pieces of contemporary art I've seen with many of their pieces being the works of local area artists. The gallery bills itself as being "The Home of Celebrity Artists," which I really found to be true as it contains some of the works of a well-known actor form a televisions series, one who I would have never expected of being an artist, as well as some works of well-known athletes. I was particularly taken by the works of the late Freddie Pacheco who was the personal physician of Muhammad Ali and well known as the "Fight Doctor" sports commentator in the 1970's. While there, I also had the pleasure of meeting the owner, Frank Bilotta who really couldn't have been more helpful, friendly or accommodating and who took the time to explain each work of art along with the history behind it. I also noted the prices and was surprised...actually shocked...to see how reasonable the prices were in comparison to what I've seen at other galleries for what I would consider similar works.