Awesome art gallery tucked inside Montrose area like a hidden gem. Didn't know the gallery was…read morehere. Highly recommend popping by to check it out or attending a show. Came here for an Arthur Deatly exhibit focused on paintings of 10 eclectic local Montrose area Houston bars. Showcased the variety of the bar scene in Houston in the paintings and the coffee table book that contained interviews with bar owners and photos of not only the paintings but also the actual bars and some of the bar owners. This art gallery is a local gem, love supporting Houston's thriving art scene. Definitely stop by the gallery when you have time to explore.

Great event , beautiful art, and nicely done snacks and drinks. The artists mingled with the guests…read moreand gave great insight into their process. We purchased piece that 100% of the proceeds go to helping kids get a school lunch. Great cause, great piece.

Solid gallery right next door to the red bud gallery. I really enjoyed the presentation here. The…read morewalls were a great deep red to help go with the American Flag art, by Bryan Kuntz, that was hanging on the walls. There is a lot of open space and the curator actually put on some music after we entered. My favorite piece was a photo of Dan Workman from Sugar Hill Studios!

Adjacent to Red Bud Gallery, G puts on some solid shows. Redbud, however, is a stronger curator in…read moreterms of quality of work. That being said, I've never seen a terrible show at either gallery. G Gallery is more spacious and has an added bonus in it's back room where a hodge-podge of art riddles the walls. There is also usually installation art by the oddly situated bathroom. It's a clean bathroom, however, so enter without fear, and check out the galleries shows with confidence.

I'm not quite sure if this is the correct listing as they might have changed the name, But I…read morerecently attended the one year anniversary of the Up Art studio. It was an interesting venue to say the least. They had a lot of Graffiti and Street art.

So, this little "art studio" has an interesting flare about it. If you are looking for some…read moremediocre art, at reasonable prices, this is your place. Sure, there are a couple really good artists that display, and sell, their art there, but the real genius to this place is the "Melrose Place" vibe you get. First, there are several people living there. They are supposed to be artists but are really just young, desperate girls, living cheaply. One is a Cam Girl for people with food fetishes. One reads cards and makes oils. Finally, one is supposed to be a photographer but I never saw a camera, just a bed in her small space. She was always quite moody, with an obnoxious voice, and many times would yell out to turn the lights off because she was sleeping....at 9am. The Management, Hans specifically, is a little shady in my opinion. They will vote people "off the island" if you disagree with them. Irina is nice enough but gets strong-armed by Hans. They have a contingent of non-Americans that do their best to keep things clean. The A/C doesn't cool and the kitchen smell like mold and sweaty corn-hole. The bathrooms are ok, especially if you are ok with pubes from the "shower" restroom. Ewwww The hair stylist, tattoo artist and toddler toy maker are all really great gals, with legitimate businesses. The rest are funny, and keep the drama level high. The property is definitely 420 friendly!

I never even heard of this place until I was doing a Google search for plays about Harper Lee's "To…read moreKill A Mockingbird". This venue appeared, and I purchased the tickets and it did not disappoint. The warehouse was a perfect place for them to put on this production. The director did such a fine job and apparently they do this all the time with lawyers playing the cast to tell the story. You have got to see this next summer for sure. Very touching and moving and my teenage son absolutely enjoyed the production! A timeless classic! Bravo and Encore!!

Very cool multi-use space where you can take in local artists on display. When I went, entry was…read morefree to the general use space so it was easy to take in the art before seeing a show at 4th Wall. Would make a nice date night spot for a leisurely stroll. Parking - large lots out front and on the side, or street parking

They have an outstanding reputation for quality and integrity They bring interesting artists in…read more But mostly they help collectors find what they want and in some cases help them sell their art

Great space and love the variety of mediums and artists! Go check this place out if you are out…read moreand about In Houston.

Have bought paintings there. They have many free concerts with a focus on jazz. Plenty of free…read moreparking.

Every months different show in the main gallery. Always interesting stuff here. Oil paintings…read moreglad fusion ceramics. Today they had a woman who made musical instruments out of clay / ceramics. Drums whistles all kinds of interesting stuff. I see something different every time I come here. Everyone is always friendly and wants to share their ideas or where they came up with different concepts.

There was no graffiti at all, entire neighborhood is being renovated and everything's been removed…read more Huge waste of time but don't want anyone else making the same mistake

Whether it's showing out of town guests around or an impromptu photoshoot, Graffiti Park in EaDo is…read moreworth a visit when in HTown. It gives me NYC 5 Pointz (#1) vibes with its colorful array of urban art. This experience is free and is the perfect tub of murals while capturing the city's Urban essence in an area that is changing by the minute. Find a good weather day and enjoy the street parking along Leeland and bring a camera to capture all the colors, convivial designs, and endless homages to mainstream heads and thought provoking concepts. This isn't a place that is often advertised as something people should see, but I think it should be on everyone's itinerary when visiting Houston. The other bonus is that it's rarely ever crowded. On the weekends, this part of town is in brunch mode but it's a quiet place and perfect for the casual tourist, the ever loving art fan, or just someone looking to diversify their social media feed. It is one of my favorite places to go in town. ___________ (#1) R.I.P: https://www.yelp.com/biz/5-pointz-long-island-city?hrid=05Il9SSjbIcv3lSEaHzdIA&utm_campaign=www_review_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct)

I recently hosted a milestone birthday celebration at Bisong Art Gallery, and the experience was…read moretruly exceptional. The space itself is stunning. I chose it for the location, the vibe, and the size, and it exceeded every expectation. The atmosphere there is relaxing and soothing, and from the moment guests arrived, it invited celebration, creativity, and connection. As someone who does not always feel comfortable being celebrated, this space made it feel natural and joyful. Bisong Art Gallery is a dream for art lovers. The setup was thoughtful, elevated, and beautifully curated. Every person I spoke with commented on how much they loved the space, and the event felt unforgettable in the best way. I also deeply appreciate being able to support a Black-owned business and celebrate alongside women who are creating spaces like this with excellence and intention. If you are interested in great catering like what you see in the shared images, or if you are looking for a stellar photographer for an event such as this, feel free to message me. We kept the menu fun and elevated with appetizers made from my favorite comfort foods, including burgers and hot chicken, mac and cheese, pulled pork sandwiches, salads, and more. It complemented the space perfectly. Huge shout-out to the photographer who captured the night so beautifully. This venue helped make a meaningful moment feel timeless. If you are looking for a space that blends art, culture, and atmosphere seamlessly, Bisong Art Gallery is it.

I rented out Bisong Art Gallery for a speaking engagement/panel, and it was a great venue that's…read morecentrally located, has a nearby paid parking lot - two things requested by most event goers. The owner was easy to work with, the rental rules for setup/breakdown were fair, onsite staff was helpful, and the space was unique. If you're looking for an event space that is intimate - great for small receptions, popup dinners, painting classes, and yes, art events - Bisong is a great place to consider.