I was walking down Main Street and stopped by here the other week. I was very close to signing up…read morefor classes, I would have if I am in the area longer!

It is awesome gallery .........great energy and with personality. I went to Tarrytown to see one…read moreof the boutique, while walking up a Main Street , I saw this gallery. In the window they had beautiful display of jewelry, realism well done quality portrait and plants. Also I believe there was a sign that they do portraits on commission. So I thought ok, it must be artist's studio and an art gallery . We were greeted with welcome hello and if we have a question, to feel free to ask? We looked around I was wowed by beautiful, quality, artisan made jewelry and craft. Prices were very reasonable. Space was spacious and welcoming. I saw artwork that one of my friends might be very interested to purchase. I ask the owner (who greeted us) about that piece. He told us all about it, the process of work, materials and background of the artist. I highly recommend to visit this gallery, great energy, quality artwork and friendly owner (no snobbish attitude staff that you might encounter in NYC galleries).

The new exhibit I enjoyed in November is "Paper Dolls" by Rick Lazes, a sculptural artist…read morespecializing in innovative design techniques and materials. I was drawn to the Ezair gallery by the playful vivid colors and shapes I noticed through the gallery window, one evening walking on Lexington Street in Manhattan.  I thought, "what a spectacle" and walked inside.  "I create vibrant and sensuous sculpture that is a manifestation of my passion for music," Rick begins his artist statement. Rick is not a traditional sculptor. His artistic vision is exploratory with plexiglass, photography, or painting. This versatility of the medium allows Rick to balance his mastery of shape and contour with color and iconography. Nefeli Soteriou, M.F.A, CCA www.nefelisoteriou.com https://cypriotabroad.wordpress.com/2017/11/29/eudaimonia-newsletter-fall-2017/

Cold and impersonal, and that`s just the gallery staff! They seem to have that "above it all"…read moreattitude that went out over a decade ago, and the show I saw was derivitave at best. Hardly worth the effort of walking up the stairs!

6/7/26: The Edward Hopper House is located at 82 N. Broadway, Nyack, New York. He grew up in this…read moresmall home. We were greeted by a very nice young lady named Sierra upon entering. She gave us a brief description of the home. There was an older woman speaking with Sierra. Overhearing their discussion, this woman appeared to some connections with the museum. However, she couldn't even bother to smile or say hello to us. I could on..... We then went into an adjoining room and saw a video about the artist's life. Edward sketched and painted maritime and industrial aged scenes. Also, he sketched pictures of his "relationship" with his wife. Edward's wife Josephine was his muse. She was an artist in her own right. During our visit, Artist Thomas Prose had his nature art on display. Please see attached photos of Prose's works. In the backyard, there are several benches. It appears that the museum has outdoor events. All in all, this small home museum is set up very nicely. Upon entry, there's a cute gift shop of Edward Hopper's books, sketches and more. Street parking is available.

This house isn't very big or have any of Edward Hopper's paintings, but it is an interesting…read moreglimpse into his youth that you can see how the quiet suburbs spoke to his figurative works. There is a short video and some of his early possessions and photographs, then a contemporary art exhibit, and upstairs there's one room decorated for how it would have been during Hopper's lifetime. The artist Tomokazu Matsuyama reinterpreted Hopper's work which was an interesting visual experience. There was no tour, but the employee did give us some additional information in between other people coming in to pay. She seemed very knowledgeable and enthusiastic about Hopper and explained the house was in disrepair after Hopper's death and restored by a nonprofit. It's a pretty cheap self-guided experience but cool information to gather. The gift shop is minimal and parking is paid on street, but it's a cute street, so you might as well walk around a little after. For art lovers, it's a neat little spot to visit, and I'm glad it has been preserved. It's worth stopping by if you're a fan of Hopper's.

I visited for a special exhibit. The parking was far away…read morefrom the event. The permanent collection is worth the trip. It is pretty good for a small scale college museum.

A small underrated museum in the middle of SUNY Purchase college. The place almost empty when we…read morewere there. They housed some contemporary art pieces from reknown artists like deKooning, Pollock, Robert Indiana, etc and also temporary exhibits. Free admission, free parking ( west 1 parking lot ), cold AC, first class art, quiet not crowded museum. What's not to love?

Such a helpful and knowledgeable staff, not to mention all the great and varied artists represented.read more

I make sure to pop in whenever I'm in New Cannan as the art changes so often. I've never bought…read moreanything, nor shown the intention to, but the staff is always very enthusiastic about discussing the pieces and artists on display with anyone who stops in.

It is always a pleasure coming here. The art display changes frequently so its always a new…read moreexperience when coming. When you arrive you're greeted by members on the counsel for the Ac-baw. Very friendly and warm. The gallery is filled with so much knowledge and history its divine. Some of the pieces featured are from local artist. Which is very nice as sometimes they are present and able to give more insight on piece on display. On Wednesday's at the Ac-baw there is a incredible program dedicated to healing the body through drum and dance. I give it my highest recommendations.

I use the Art Space to have my proposal party the day I got engaged to my fiance. The location is…read moregreat and easy to find in inside the Art space you feel as if you're in a painting. The owner was beyond accommodating he clean up the Art Space prior to the event. He also included tables and chairs that I was able to use to seat my guest a refrigerator to store any kind of food and or beverages in speakers to hook up a phone or laptop to to play music in lieu of a DJ. The price per hour that I paid was phenomenal for the art space that I was renting. It's just the right space to hold 30 to 40 people comfortably and did I mention that he has central air that keep my family nice and cool while enjoying a great evening. I wish him nothing but success in the near future and will be recommending him to anybody that is in need of a space to have a baby shower a get-together a sip and paint just about anything in life to Bridgeport creates. Located in the historical arcade mall on Main Street in Bridgeport Connecticut it's a great place to have a good time

This center for art and ideas is my home away from home. They have access to traditional and urban…read morecontemporary art as well as serve as hosts to performers of all disciplines. They are open on evenings and weekends and are usually very informed about the goings on in the downtown area.

The annual Armonk Outdoor Art Show is a lovely event featuring about 150 fine Artists who indulge…read morein many mediums - oils, watercolour, collage, sculpture, mixed media, digital art, wearable art, photography, and crafts. There are plenty of fun tented activities involved for adults and children: Puppet making, clay sculpting, actors, and musical performances. **Remember: No dogs allowed. Sorry ** There are also plenty of good delicious Food trucks, plus vendors of wine, beer, cocktail beverages for purchase. Tickets - $18 (adult) $15 (seniors) , Free for the kiddos 18 years and under. Hours: 10AM to 5PM Both Saturday 27th and Sunday 28th September 2025. **Rain or Shine ** Thank you