If you're big into ceramics and blown glass this is a great stop. They have a small retail shop…read morewith unique glazes and clays for your next project. They also have a studio/shop for rent and offer classes on different mediums. They have some super cool sculpture art to look at but it isn't very big. Entrance was a bit hard to find as there isn't much signage to direct you but it is on the side of the building.

Belger Crane Yard Studios is another one of those hidden jewels that make you realize that Kansas…read moreCity is such an incredible place to be if art is your passion - creating, collecting or appreciating. In a renovated commercial space, east of The Crossroads and literally "across the tracks" on a dead end street that offers a great view of the skyline and rail alley graffiti, BCYS is a studio space and gallery for all things ceramic. I attended a holiday open house and was blown away by the amount of artists that were showing and selling their amazing craft. This city is on fire with talent! The main entrance on the south side of the building opens into a large space with industrial wooden beams and natural lighting from the windows that are 20' up and encircling the space. Several exhibits were on display while a lecture was under way with dozens of artist discussing and peddling their creations. A perfect blend of commerce and art.

Recently I bought a new Lyman Whitaker wind sculpture from Leopold Gallery. They threw in a bottle…read moreof wine, a Malbec, which I appreciated and enjoyed. The wind sculpture was delivered about a month ago when I was out doing errands, so Jose wasn't able to bring it in for me as he normally would. Brian, my lovely next door neighbor, brought it in for me, It sat in its box, along w/ the box containing the poles, in my dining room until the weather cleared and Brian had time to install it. He came over last week, then discovered he didn't have the brackets he needed to attach it to the deck railing. My brother Jim attached my other wind sculpture to the deck railing w/ zip ties several years ago but those failed during high winds a few months ago and Brian reaffixed it to the railing, using brackets which will outlive me. He ordered more and was able to come over yesterday and install the new one. When he finished he observed that it looked like a menorah, which I hadn't noticed, but it does. I can see it from my seat at the dining table and if I stand up I can see it from my office window and I love the way it looks. Brian can see it from his deck. I'm going to be sending photos of it to Paul, who owns the gallery, so he can see how it looks.

Great first Friday Art is displayed with Great attention to…read moredetail. Wide variety of art availabl.

Malik and Shazed were great help. They helped me select the best geek bar. Would highly recommend!read more

Always a great selection! Excellent customer service!…read moreAffordable! They are open late