Street SmARTs gallery and studios located at 3405 North Villa Avenue is a fabulous new art gallery…read more Featuring the works of Darrell Smith, Mtn Woman Silver, Gloria Alexander, Amy Duffy, S. C. Yback, Ron Pierce, Suzanne Henthorn, Beverly Hughes, Mark Rademacher, Soni Parsons, and national award winning Robert Daniels. You can find any art to fit your lifestyle. Abstract, Contemporary, realistic, Science fiction, pottery and sculpture, portraits, wildlife, landscape and seascapes, Astronomical, and fantasy. This gallery has it all. Be sure to drop by on the first Friday of each month for our art walk. All in all one of the top galleries in the Oklahoma city metro area. With an excellent friendly & knowledgeable staff you'll have no trouble finding the right selection for your art needs.

Nice open space with different mediums. Friendly staff and a great selection of local…read moresouvenirs/postcards. Convenient parking and welcoming store front. Look forward to going back!

This place was such a vibe, the art is amazing, I never knew it was in the city and a gorgeous view…read moreof the vast. The owner designed the space with so much creativity and they teach schools around the area about art . I will be back with my kiddo

This is a really need historic looking building. For me, the building was as interesting as the…read moreart exhibit that was going on inside. Parking was relatively easy as we went in the evening. The gallery had a very fun atmosphere and we saw people of all types enjoying the show. As non-art-community people, I was worried if we would stick out or have a good time but I would say there is something for most everyone. My wife purchased a neat book about an Oklahoma artist at a low cost. Even if you cannot afford the art, you can still take home a momento!

Everyone is welcome and the art never disappoints. Every month the art changes. Every Month! How…read moreexciting is that?!? And it's never the same as previous shows. The bar is always raised. Even if it's "not my thing" Its still a great time. The staff is kind and knowledgeable and happy to share and answer questions. Last week I participated in a Foil Sculpting Workshop with artist Douglas Shaw Elder. It rocked! Who knew you could sculpt with aluminum foil? The participants were kids through artists and me! We all left with foil sculptures and another reason to love this gallery.

If I ever have $60,000 to blow (a pipe dream at the moment; having excessive amounts of money to…read morespend frivolously) and for whatever reason, I still happen to be living in OKC when I have this imaginary boatload of money, I will come to JRB and buy a naked woman statue. Because nothing says artsy like naked women statues. Done tastefully of course... I'm sort of joking about all of that, except the price tag. There really is a sculpture in there for $60,000. Actually, I'm not even sure if you can buy that. The musicians (i.e. the pianist and flautist) at JRB are for the lack of a better word, amazing. I think I spent more time listening to them than looking at the exhibition pieces. Most people probably came for the free champagne and hor d'oeuvres while pretending they cared about art that costs more than their cars (more than my car, anyway); there were a lot of college-age people who probably have even less money to spend than I do. I'm totally judging a book by its cover. The level of ostentation can be stifling, even off-putting if you're not used to being around overly pretentious people who think themselves to be culturally enlightened. As an Indian I've dealt with a fair share of my own people who think they're a bigger deal than they are, but even I reached my limit at the 40 minute mark. If I rolled my eyes anymore than I already was at some of the nonsense spewing from the mouths of the wannabe art critics present, it would have looked like I was having a seizure. Art is an odd thing to me; I don't get most of it, and in my humble opinion, a good deal of "contemporary" art is self-indulgent garbage. What I do like, I couldn't begin to describe to you on why I like it. Don't talk to me about feelings. I had someone ask me yesternight, "Why do you like that Van dyke brown print specifically?" Shut up, that's why I like it. But he wasn't willing to let it go, and he coaxed the answer out of me. Something about an urban element contrasting the traditional setting, and the emotions felt by the... something, something. It was $550. I would actually pay that. I'm not rolling in money yet, so I'm not in impulse buy mode, but I know where to go when I want to decorate my house. I doubt my favorite piece will still be there because a lot of people seemed to gravitate toward that one. C'est la vie. I need to finish this review before I start throwing anymore French around.

I've lived here my whole life and have never been to the Paseo district other than to eat or for an…read moreevent. This was my first time visiting the museums and shops. I was invited here to see a particular artist's work that was being featured. The ladies there were super nice and showed us around and explained how some of the work was done which was very interesting. I can't say that I "get" most art, but it was a fun experience. I would stop in again if I was in the area.

Great working studio. These ladies have put together a great place to visit and purchase art. Be…read moresure to check out the First Friday Gallery Walk on the Paseo.

A friend of a friend told me their Grand Opening was today, and am I glad I made the trek down to…read morethe old Crossroads Mall (now Plaza Mayor I think). What an art co-op! I got to meet most of the artists, talk with them about their different mediums and passions. Kewl variety. Face painting today too. Even if you are not into art, you probably are familiar with a couple of the artist's work, like Bob Palmer who did all the Bricktown Murals. Carol Lorance is there with her Dragonfly Silks. Amazing photography too. But I got talking to Alexander Tomlin who was doing some cool stuff with metallics and the way the light was catching his art made it seem alive. It's a funky drop process on canvas and he kinda lost me. But wow. They are still getting set up, and it is a bit off-the-beaten path or I would have given it a 5star. A bit hard to find - southern end of the mall by the food court. South of the Carousel. The signs showed Art Classes available for children and adults. Can't wait to stop on by again when they get fully underway with those.

What a wonderful eclectic gallery! The art is beautiful and worth the trip. They also teach some…read moreexciting and fantastic classes. Very different.

You can rent this place apperntly. The owner seemed defensive when I asked him about the story of…read morethis place and the store name. I guess "Kids don't do drugs" comes to mind from talking to him. He was quite the space cadet and am not sure why he was so apprehensive about answering simple questions. It is about the size of a living room and has a fridge, etc in it, hence part of my curiousity. The artwork in there seems demonic, which is fine but there wasn't too much in it. I am still confused what the premise of this place is. If you catch the owner when he is not high, you may get a better answer.

Bomb Shelter is a very low-key art gallery. The last few times I've been, the exhibits have been…read moreweird in a good way. The owner, Max, is super cool and keeps a secret stash of Japanese candy that he offers to the cool kids. I always have to stop by when I'm at a LIVE on the PLAZA.

My experiences with 1515 Lincoln Gallery have been fantastic--educational, enlightening, inspiring…read moreand fun! The founder and director of 1515 LG is the consummate professional--using art to unite the community. Her vision encompasses many different art media--painting, sculpture, jewelry, pottery, found objects and older treasures. She has been a major force in the Oklahoma City art community, providing new and unknown artist with a venue to showcase their creations--while also highlighting established artists and their works. If you are interested in having a wonderful experience, do plan a visit to 1515 Lincoln Gallery. You will not regret it!

My favorite gallery in the Paseo!…read more They have awesome local artists and a rotating gallery so there is always something new to see when I pop in! When I stopped in recently on a Sunday (so happy to see a gallery open on a Sunday in Paseo!) Theresa Hurt was there to greet me and I immediately fell in love with her art! She had a juxtaposition of ornate vintage frames with colorful modern art inside of them. I saw myself in her art and cannot wait to purchase a few pieces! I was drawn in by the Rita Ortloff Holiday display in the window! I recognized her work and had to go in for a closer look. I can't wait to visit again during first Friday.