NYC Art Installation provided exceptional service from start to finish…read more Chris is highly professional, punctual, and a pleasure to work with. He and his team handled complex installations with patience, precision and clear communication. Chris' craftsmanship and attention to detail exceeded expectations. Would highly recommend for residential and commercial installations.

Christopher is very professional and highly skilled at hanging art. I had seven framed photos and…read morehe's very good at helping you decide what height and making sure they are exactly level and measured correctly. We live in a West Village loft with brick walls, high ceilings, and probably a slant and he overcame all obstacles. I would strongly recommend him. Nice guy, pleasant, punctual, good communicator before the project. All in all exactly what we needed. And a fair price. Thanks!

This young artist is very talented and very neat. Her price is reasonable and she completed her…read moreorder on time. Lots of people like her creation. I highly recommend her to any one who need the chalk artist for any occasion. Good job !!!

Natasha has done many, many boards of large and small scale for us as a restaurant. They are always…read moredone in a timely, professional manner and she sends us multiple sketches for our approval ahead of time. She is both a pleasure to work with and a talented calligraphy artist who always comes up with creative, colorful ideas for all subjects.

Absolutely a must see museum!!! Powerful! Relevant! Important to visit!…read more Easily overlooked when going down 5th Ave. since its entrance is on 79th St., the blue/gold Ribbons of Resilience hung on the iron fence surrounding this Ukrainian Institute of America's 1890s Gilded Age mansion home caught my eye. Below the U.S. and Ukrainian flags out front, the New York City #StandwithUkraine does not fully prepare you for the moving images that await! Entrance to UIA requires only a donation. Within this beautiful landmark building, adjacent to painted Ukrainian Easter Eggs you'll find moving "Fallen Artists of Ukraine: In Memoriam," telling each story to remember them, who they were. In that same hall, a signed flag by the 72nd Separate Mechanized Brigade named after the Black Zaporizhians Reconnaissance Platoon on October 25, 2023. In the 3rd Floor outstanding "SAINTS" exhibit, (on until March 30th and hopefully extended,) amazing large format photo portraits by Sasha Maslov present other heroes. The shared description of what makes each special adjoin exceptional images, breathtaking down to the pores in their faces. Please pass on this review to call attention to UIA's honor to those individuals and Ukraine's struggle for freedom, defending themselves against Russia's invasion! If possible, make it to UIA to show support! If you can't make it, will be posting pics of all these heroes in my review to check out. Note - UIA has more than these war-related exhibits. Having purchased the building in 1955, it now also has a floor with painted Ukrainian historical portraits, as well as exhibits highlighting Ukrainian artists and William Dzus, a Founder and Benefactor of UIA, who invented self-locking fasteners used in airplane construction. Thank you, Ukrainian Institute of America! Slava Ukraini!

My friend and I were exploring the Upper East Side a few weeks ago and decided to stop in for a…read morevisit at the Ukrainian Institute of America after wandering upon it! The Ukrainian Institute of America is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting the art, music, and literature and the Ukrainian diaspora. It hosts cultural events and is open to the public for visits to see the building and their exhibits. (It's free to visit but they appreciate and suggest donations!) The Institute is housed within a beautiful UES mansion; it's worth a visit alone to see the building! Gorgeous. They also had several interesting exhibits when we were there: "Alexander Archipenko: The Augustin and Maria Sumyk Collection," "Vasyl Diadyniuk: Historical Portraits," "Teura: An Intimate Portrait of Sofia Yablonska," and "The Pysanka: A Symbol of Hope." I really enjoyed our visit. The exhibits were interesting, and I felt like I learned a bit about Ukraine, its history, its culture, and the Ukrainian diaspora even over a short visit. Worth a visit if you're in the area!

I attempted to visit this museum today with a Groupon and was highly disappointed. I walk in the…read moredoor and first of all the rude receptionist does not even greet me. I explain to her that I have a Groupon for admission and she says "Oh sorry we are actually closed for a private event tonight. Our last exhibit closed about two hours ago." Nowhere on their website did they state they were closed today. Even so, why were the doors open? I was so upset because I read such good reviews on this place. She did not even seem apologetic at all for this news. I sucked it up, took the L and went home and got a full refund from Groupon. This place seems unprofessional, do not bother!

Fulton st location is closing as MoCADA is moving to lower Manhattan! New location should open in…read moreMay.

I recently worked with Kelly selling a painting and had an incredible experience. She's so…read moreknowledgeable about art, the market and its trends and ushered me and my family through this experience with expertise, care, honesty and patience. If you're looking to acquire or sell art, I highly recommend working with Kelly.

Aperture is having an End of Summer Sale through September 7, with a 35% discount on books,…read moremagazines and limited-edition prints. The code is SAVE35. As an aside, I'm incredulous to discover how many of their books I own - and it's an understatement to say that the photography & variety in their books is outstanding.

We walked in and were hardly even greeted by the employees working there. It was strange to walk in…read moreto an empty gallery that had blank white walls from corner to corner... I feel like they should let people know when situations like that will arise.... but I guess they were a tad bit too busy texting to even bother to acknowledge us. The book store portion is what receives stars because it was wonderful, the books they publish were each so uniquely interesting and beautifully done.

I worked with Murat for 15 years you will never meet a better engraver! He's sweet and the most…read morerespectful person I know!

Had a great experience with Murat and his son Kirk. They engraved 10 pairs of cuff links for my…read morewedding (groomsman gifts). I had the cuff links machine engraved but Murat showed me a few rings that he has engraved by hand and they were really beautiful. Their pricing was fair, their work was very good and the turn around was great. It can be a little hard to find one the second floor but am glad I did!

I recently had Almaz put together 2 more pieces of furniture. He assembled them beautifully!…read more He is definitely my go to handyman!