Cartigliano is a hidden diamond in the rough…read more The owner Karine and her staff employ an Old World, European sensibility to their craft. I've used their services four times so far and couldn't be happier with the results. Karine approaches each project with a keen eye; partnering frame, glass, and mounting which perfectly complements each individual piece. In one instance, she completely changed my mind from what I had originally thought I wanted and her suggestion was totally on the mark. The shop also offers restoration of damaged works. If you have a piece that you hold close to your heart and feel it is beyond salvaging, bring it in and get Karine's opinion. She'll give you an honest and forthright opinion and you might be pleasantly surprised. I have high standards and always hope those standards can be met, but am usually disappointed with the results. Karine and her staff not only met my standards but exceeded them and then some. Highly recommended!

From the owner: Rogers Framing has long legacy in the in Ocala area. Over 45 years of serving this community with…read morecustom frames, shadow boxes and much more. We are proud to be trusted with your precious art. We are changing the name to Heritage Framing and Art, looking forward to serving our loyal customers for another 50 years.

What a beautiful art gallery! They have such a nice (and large) selection to choose from--…read moreeverything from jewelry to paintings to sculpture and at many different price points. It was a pleasure to spend my afternoon there and I will definitely be back.

Very nice gallery with a lot of variety of art. I especially LOVED the small works by Carlynne…read moreHershberger in the office. If you ar3e in Ocala don't miss this!

Another cool place in downtown historical Ocala that was closed last time I visited but open today…read more This non profit organization was opened in 2001and their mission is to champion, convene and create opportunities for artists and artists organizations. Stepping into the art gallery/shop I was created by a friendly young lady. She explained to me about the current exhibit and then allowed me to peruse the gallery. All on one floor and all Floridian artists. I always enjoy checking the art scene out in other cities and states. They also have a beautiful outdoor patio area where two gorgeous murals are painted along with the Reflections Through Flora mural on the main wall. A really serene and lovely space. This months exhibit is titled Mixed Messages and features the art of Esta Mann and Rich Schleicher. Every month the exhibit changes. Love supporting local artists as much as possible. When in Ocala, FL drop on by for a look.

I'm pasting a review that I wrote originally on Facebook:…read more Last week, I dropped off 19 sheets of 40"x60" Crescent mat board to be cut down into a specific number of blank and windowed mats. I paid $180. I left a computer-generated diagram with the EXACT dimensions of what I needed, including ten 32"x48" boards (five with windows) and twenty-six 22"x30" boards (thirteen with windows). I noticed when I dropped them off that several of the sheets were damaged at the edges and corners, but since none of the sizes I needed would require a full sheet, I figured the damage would be cut away to make my finished dimensions. I also figured my instructions would be followed because they were not ambiguous. After all, I paid almost two hundred dollars for these guys to cut openings in mat board that I provided. I was told by the person that referred me to this company that they have a computerized cutter. If these are the results I can expect from a computer-controlled machine, I have to assume the machine is broken or it was programmed incorrectly, indicating human error: None of the sheets are the same size as any other that is supposed to share the same measurements. ALL of the bevels are overcut. Instead of being centered on the boards (as per my instructions), the windows are slightly (sometimes more than slightly) off center. The shop had the opportunity to re-use the window cut-outs on the five larger mats for five of the smaller mats. On those five mats, they didn't bother to trim away the beveled edge left from when those boards were removed from the larger mats. In other words, there is a bevel on two outside edges of five of the smaller mats. While none of these things creates an insurmountable obstacle, they are all extremely unprofessional. The only reason I needed these done at all was because my own mat cutter isn't large enough to create the 32"x48" boards, and I figured I would just let this place cut everything for me and save some work. I will admit that the order was five boards short due to my own error in ordering the sheets. Luckily, I have enough spare mat board at home and the sizes that were not delivered are small enough that I can cut them myself, but none of that excuses the results I saw today. Due to time constraints associated with the project I'm working on, there is no time to re-order new boards and have them cut again. I just hope I'm able to make these work and I hope my client (City of Ocala) doesn't mind the small glitches in what has now become my own product.