I can't say enough about the magic of Park City Main Street. I mean, I'm a local, sure, but it…read morestill holds charm and wonder for me. It's the kind of place where you want to grab that special someone, escape, wander up and down the street, hold their hand, and think about how lucky you are to have found them and to have found yourselves together in this mystical mountain town. When it comes to Main Street, there are all kinds of art galleries. Big, little, photos, fine art; they're all worth visiting. I've been to J GO a few times, and it continues to be one of my favorite galleries on Main. Each gallery has its own identity and personality, but J GO certainly stands apart from the rest. While each experience is different depending on the artists on display, the time of year, and your own mood and disposition, I can comfortably say there isn't another gallery like it. While others cover more traditional fine art, photography, or sculptures, J GO takes a more modern slant. It's not so modern that there are strange things crawling out of walls or floor displays that make you question whether they're art or a janitor's half-done project, but definitely more modern in lines, feel, mood and color. One of my favorite bits of the city entire is in J GO--it's the WonderBox. This small alcove in the basement is an old silver vault, and now houses some of the more curious and funky pieces of art. From clowns to dolls or small delightful works of art, it's a little bit silly, a lot though-provoking, and in a town where you can only look at so many photos of trees or barns, it's definitely memorable. To find J GO, look on the east side of the street, and when you see the sign, head downstairs. You can't really see in from the street, so take that leap and head down the stairs. There's also an entrance on the back side (Swede Alley, I think?) and that one is a little less trafficked but more visible and accessible. No matter the season, it's never a bad time to hit up Main Street. Escape, saunter, leave your cares behind, and find the whimsy of the WonderBox and the entire J GO Gallery.

Cool, modern, eclectic and interesting art in a gallery that is adjoining to a Park City coffee…read moreshop. Amazing, must see and enjoy. Love this place a LOT.

The first store I visited on a snowy day, love the collection, very nice owner, bright color and…read morenice deco, like a modern mini museum.

I love to stop in at his gallery whenever we are in Park City. They always have a lovely assortment…read moreof artwork and a very intriguing back room ...

A great place in the heart of Park city trying to connect the arts art making with the community.read more

Love this place. Free admission, but donations accepted, and when I went, they had an exhibition…read moreon Chicano Art. I absolutely loved it! The employees give you a brief background before you venture off in your own. No photography is permitted in the galleries as some pieces are on loan from other institutes. In front of the front desk, there is also a student gallery where art pieces are being sold to benefit MICA. +free admission +Chicano Art exhibition

Located in an old Bank building in Old town on upper Main. Variety of works. Very knowledgeable…read moreand helpful staff. Approachable, thought provoking and accessible works... representational and abstract.

Definitely my favorite gallery on the Park City Gallery Stroll this go around. The vintage…read moreAmericana art by Dave Newman was out of this world cool. I also loved Gwen Davidson's landscape interpretations, and Santiago Michalek's treatment of vehicles and trains. Most pieces start at around $2250 and go up from there.

Of course everyone knows the splendor, grandeur and beauty Thomas Mangelsen captures in his…read morephotography. For a naturalists I can spend hours in this gallery gazing at his skill at showcasing the earths beauty! The staff on hand are very knowledgeable, friendly, attentive And helpful... uncommon in the world of park city galleries... stop by and enjoy!

Beautiful pictures that they have made collectibles. They have limited edition pictures and when…read morethey sell out, the only way you can get them is to go on the secondary market. I bought some pictures here a while ago and they have a wonderful ability to stay fresh looking even after many years. Mangelsen's photos are a great way to add timeless color to any room. They are expensive though, expect to spend a few thousand dollars for some of the larger ones. Smaller pictures are more reasonably priced.

The text message I received from my fiance said: Incredible…read morefotograf i am excited 4 u 2 c... So when I arrived the next day to Park City, our first stop was to Wild Spirits so that I could see this so called photo. Jared was right... Gary Crandall's photography is pretty spectacular. I didn't fall in love with the photo that J wanted me to see as much as a few others, but they were just a bit out of my price range. This is the perfect gallery if you are decorating a mountain home or want the feel of a lodge. The photos are spectacular and some of them took my breath away. In particular, there were photos of bears, foxes, and elk as well as scenic photos of aspen trees, mountains, and colorful leaves during the change of season that caught my eye. This is one that we're thinking of saving up or registering for: http://www.wildspiritsparkcity.com/images/detail.asp?i=125 If you're in Park City, take a few minutes and go check out Wild Spirits - you'll see some images in there that you'll never forget, and Gary and his dog Pilsner are pretty friendly as well!

Russian Impressionism. That phrase may not mean much to you if you're not familiar with it. To be…read moretruthful, I'm not sure I know why I'm familiar with it. I have vague recollections of walking through an art gallery somewhere and learning the style and its name. But it's my absolute favorite kind of art. How tickled I was, then, to discover the McCarthey Gallery in Park City. It's terrific. Full of Russian Impressionism. And as I walked through this evening, the art consultant was full of insight. He explained more deeply the style. He gave us background on the images we saw. He told us how the gallery had moved from across the street some 5 years previous. He made the experience that much better. The art there is wonderful. From the huge painting as you enter (as I learned tonight, a sort of Masters thesis from the artist that wasn't well received for its portrayal of too-fashionable Russian women and a slouching seated woman) to the smaller, less expensive works. Completely enjoyable. The space is long and narrow, with paintings along both walls. A few steps in the back lead you to a smaller "room" and it's all divided by artist. Go. Look at the paintings. Ask questions. Russian Impressionism--the realism of the here-and-now portrayals is extremely evocative. Each painting is the seed for a story on the subject. Their life. Their pain. Their struggle. I know that sounds quite heady, but this is art. It's supposed to get inside your head!

This place is offbeat, and has surprises every time I visit. Would definitely return.read more

Thomas Anthony and his lovely wife Carolyn are probably some of the kindest people you'll ever…read moremeet. From the instant you walk into their gallery, you feel at home and yet you're surrounded by such beauty, it takes your breath away. The art Tom has so skillfully curated is from gifted artists from all over the world, many of which have Tom to thank for their international notoriety. Whatever your artistic taste I'm sure Tom has something in his gallery which would be perfect on your wall -- whether it's whimsical, impressionistic, hyper-realistic, beautiful sculptures of playful foxes or intricate leather models of Japanese Emperors which take so long to build that they wear the artist fingers to the bone. (And he can dazzle you for hours about the story behind each artist!) You must take a peek and his gallery: it'll bring a smile to your face and awe to your soul. On a more personal note, I know for a fact that Tom and Carolyn's hearts are pure gold. Only someone with the purest heart would listen (and say yes!) to a girl who walks into their gallery and proposes a preposterous request: please hold a fundraising reception during Sundance weekend, oh, and it's just days away. (The next door neighbor charged $5,000 for a two hour nonprofit reception for the exact same time, and yet Thomas donated his space out of the goodness of his heart. Thank you, thank you, Tom for your open heart and welcoming spirit, thank you for your hospitality and kindness. If you're in Park City please pay him a visit, you won't regret it. Thomas Anthony and Carolyn are as good as it gets and the Thomas Anthony Gallery is truly creative magic.

Great help and very knowledgeable. Diverse offerings. Paintings and sculptures of bother the well…read moreknown and up and coming. Located on upper Main Street in Park City. Stop in while strolling Main Street.