This is historic Grain Belt Brewery complex in Northeast Minneapolis, designed by Boehme and…read moreCordella who are renowned for designing the American Swedish Institute's mansion. It's beautiful! I visited here today for the first time to attend Craft'za...Craft'za is a free one‑day art market for handmade goods! Whoo! It is is a heated and the the art was wonderful and a free public parking lot attached. Had a wonderful and enjoyable time. What a wonderful use of space!

Grain Belt Bottling House is a diverse venue, used for everything from the Autumn Brew Review to…read morevarious other gatherings and shows throughout the year. Depending on the size of the crowd, parking and entry can be a breeze or really tough. It is a venue that has a lot of potential, with both the inside of the building and the outdoor field where ABR is held available as potential space. I guess I would say that I feel the ABR is too big for this venue and there are parking issues (not to mention the wrap-around-the-block hour-long wait to get through the gate). Other things I've been to at this facility seemed better suited. For the record, I do think that reusing an old building period is awesome. It's way better than just letting it sit there. :-)

Awesome New Art Gallery! Great Art for Today!…read moreOpen On James J Hill Days! Local Artist! Amazing Glass Artist like Jeff Sorenson Blue Ribbon State Fair Water Color Artist Julie Allen And so much more!

From the owner: We are a local art gallery with local artists. Many styles of work are available and custom…read morecommission options are offered.

What brought me here was that it was the setting for a pie contest, hosted by Sweet Potato Comfort…read morePie. I was in the audience. I don't get to many art galleries. Wall to wall paintings. Many would be good for a child's room and would make a great gift. For a shower as well. They have such novelty paintings i.e. the history of jeans, Dad's rootbeer, Rod Serling from the Night Gallery days. I loved meeting Kelly and was in awe of this place. Another reason to come to the West Bank. It's on the block for the Wednesday weekly West End days with all the vendors.

They never followed through on texts or phone calls . A business needs to be reliable .read more

This is the best Art gallery in Minneapolis. Every time we visit we have to go here. It's like a…read moremuseum. They quality of the artwork is amazing.

A great place to find one of a kind and unique hand made items. The craftsmanship is beautiful and…read morethe selection is diverse. There's an attached gallery, service is excellent, and its a great place to browse. Prices run a little high (but you are paying for the quality).

Ok. A friend of a friend had a opening night photo exhibit here so I made this page, made a Yelp…read moreevent, all in the hopes of getting people to the show because the photos were that cool. And now a review of the space, because like the photos, this place is that cool and now, I have a better understanding of what it's all about, sort of. So the place has been open for about 5.5 months. A warm inviting storefront with the inside filled with local artist inspirations. Prices range from the Wow! That will look kick ass in my place (for the most frugal shopper) to Wow! That will look kick ass in my place! (for the person with some deep, pockets). Everything that's sold are one-of-a-kind pieces and are quite amazing. From paper mache' sculptures (definitely worth checking out) , New Zealand reclaimed wood tables, low temp fired ceramics, paintings with prices all over the spectrum and of course, photography and more. The cool thing though is that with the gallery owner, Nance, has space in the back which could be used for other events besides showings. Not big events, but smaller ones and obviously you would need to talk to her about what your trying to do but she came off as pretty cool and open to ideas. Nance has history of doing things in the city around the arts scene and if you've been to Macy's for their holiday display, you've seen her work. This part of West 7th (3-4 block area?) is really starting to pop and one could park in the middle and walk around, eat, drink, and shop their way to the different businesses and this place, is definitely worth a stop.

This is a gem of a place. Eclectic and filled with a mix of vintage clothing/scarfs/purse/shoe…read morefinds, whimsical art, handmade jewelry, paintings, sculptures, great photographs- all which are local artist and you can take things home for a price. I stopped to check out a show that displayed a local photographers work (Gorgeous stuff filled with depth and emotion!) The store has a stunning back room with tall painted ceilings that was perfect for an artist debut.

Public Functionary is a contemporary art gallery with a vision: bring rising national and local…read moreartists whose work expresses diversity in background, approach, inspiration and materials and connect them and their artwork with with the broader Minneapolis community. Hands down one of the best (and non-profit) art galleries in the Twin Cities, Public Functionary has brought in a range on artists from Chicago-based artist Carlos Rolon, better known as Dzine, New York-based artists Sougwen Chung and Eric Inkala, L.A.-based artist Patrick Martinez, to local Minneapolis-based artists Jennifer Davis and Micheal Thomsen, and many more. In addition exhibiting world-class art and artists, Public Functionary makes a point of inviting in community groups and letting them use their amazing, huge (and expanded) space as a resource. PF "Takeovers" (fun party nights where local artists/musicians take over the space to create a scene), fashion shows, NE Mpls business functions and events, musical and dance performances are all regular occurrences in-between/during exhibitions that has Public Functionary truly live up to it's name.

One of the best non-profit, rotating, visionary art galleries in town. A hidden gem that needs to…read morebe un-hidden. The mixture of art, music and style during the opening weekends are inspiring and creative. Tricia does a wonderful job reaching into many different scenes within the city and pasting them together to make this gallery function.

Great place to look at art, sell your art, and mingle with other artists. I think it is nice to be…read moreable to rent a wall space but it might be nice if there was a little less inside the space.

This gallery is a coop of over 60 local artists. Great place on the north side of town for gifts…read more Prices range from very inexpensive on up. Jewelry, pottery, paintings, metalwork, woodwork, fiber art and more. Love this gallery! Very talented local artists.

If you love more "traditional" art that deals with mostly wildlife, I highly suggest this "shop"…read more It looks like an art gallery when you walk in (completely filled with all kinds of art from various sizes) but it's all for sale! There's prints at decent prices and then originals for sale, too! Those are far more expensive, but I feel they are worth it. The owner is very nice and can tell you about any of the pieces, even if you just mention a type of animal or anything else. He's also very quick to respond to emails! And when buying an art piece (at least a framed one) he puts a type of protective wrap around it so less chance of damaging when in the car/going home. He also gives advice on how to properly hang it! I wish the outside of the building wasn't so run down, but I won't fault him for that! The inside and the owner is what matters, as well as, of course, the art pieces themselves. Also he changes the art on the walls every day! Not all the pieces, but there's always something "new" on the walls.

From the owner: We let Jessie Ventura pick the name of our business off of a list of 80 names at the Hennepin…read morecounty fair in 1997 while he was campaigning for governor of Minnesota. He said competition will run from ya and customers will run to ya! The name has served us well ever sense. Thank you Jesse. We have a art gallery and framing center located in Rogers Minnesota on interstate 94 and highway 101.