Love his photography, love his gallery, we'll be back! Nice to see the family so involved with the…read morebusiness, adds to the Solana Beach vibe!

Our friends love Aaron Chang photography so we stopped at his gallery in Solana Beach to admire…read moresome of the work. Aaron Chang is an internationally acclaimed fine art photographer. Aaron's work inspires collectors and fans through their shared love of the ocean, as experienced through his photography. He is a well known surfer that takes incredible pictures of waves, ocean views and seascapes, among many other subjects. The lady that worked there was very nice and helpful as we asked questions regarding some specific pieces. The large pieces average about $5,000 but they do have some smaller pieces that can be made into a wall collage....setting you back just a few hundred dollars. Exciting, colorful and vibrant.

This is a beautiful gallery owned by super nice people! They have different exhibitions at…read moredifferent times, and today I went to an exhibition featuring artwork by students from universities in Southern California. The artwork was INCREDIBLE. I saw art by people who will be famous one day soon! This space is wheelchair accessible, and there is one bathroom inside. Highly recommend checking this space out! It's directly next to Linksoul, underneath the large Linksoul sign you can see from the road.

I stumbled across this gem as a result of a field trip for my Art class, it's seriously uber rad…read moreand I think anybody that appreciates art needs to add this gallery to their itenary while in Oceanside!

This unique art gallery located in downtown Del Mar, in the Plaza Shopping Center is an incredible…read morefind. It's a co-op of thirty six local artist specializing in every type of art from paintings, in all formats, unique fused glass, beautiful bronze sculptures, pottery and unusually creative reclaimed metal art just to name a few. Te gallery is a non-profit organization and heavily supports children's art with bi-annually art shows and receptions. They also donate funds towards a student scholarship yearly to a local graduating senior majoring in art. The art work changes out quarterly followed by a reception featuring all the members as well as five "featured artists" and the press. Food and beverages are served at the receptions. The public is welcome. If you're in the area be sure to stop in. You can check out upcoming events on their web site: www.dmacgallery.com.

This gallery is a little gem, probably one of the best kept secrets in Escondido. They showcase…read morelocal artists, have a new exhibition every month so you get to enjoy a lot of different artists, styles, media, one of the rare local galleries also featuring photography. In addition to artwork they also feature handcrafted jewelry , accessories, unique greeting cards by local artists, handcrafted decorative boxes. Every month is a new experience

Gorgeous collection of artists with works across different mediums. The themes of love and nature…read morerun heavy in here. Browsing the selection make me appreciate art and inspire me to create my own masterpieces too

All art viewing & sales & are along PCH. Easy access…read more Difficult parking. Bike valet on north end. Fun activities for 7 & under. If you start at Leucadia Farmers market Walk under the bridge, you will be starting at a popular spot. Jewelry vendors, pottery, all kinds of art! Bring your measurements!

There is nothing not to like about the art walk. When it first started the offerings were sparce…read more Now there is something for everyone. Some of the art I loved and some ... well I've seen in Old Folks homes. To each their own. But there was some pretty impressive artists and I can't draw to save my life so who am I to say anything negative. The entertainment was a lot better this year and they expanded the beer gardens to allow more people to hang. Also better selection of beer. Lost Abby? Yay. And they didn't price gouge you like some fairs tend to do. The entire vibe was loose and cool. Perfect for a Sunday afternoon in Leucadia.

This review is for the 'Mother's Day Weekend Art, Garden & Studio Tour' which is hosted by the San…read moreDieguito Art Guild/Off Track Gallery. I hope this review helps someone who is thinking about doing the tour. My mom and I enjoyed a wonderful day out touring 8 home gardens in the Encinitas area (2026). (A couple of the homes were in Carlsbad and one was in Olivenheim, the remainder were in Encinitas). I purchased the tickets on-line prior to the tour and showed the e-mail at the first house stop, where we received a color printed booklet that would be our ticket for the remainder of the tour. The booklet had a description and photo of each house, along with ads for the artists. You also have the option to pick up your booklet at the Off Track Gallery in Encinitas. The drive between some houses was a couple of minutes, and as much as about 8 minutes for others. This is where your GPS comes in handy! You can follow the order suggested in the booklet. I had studied the map before arrival and slightly adjusted the order for our convenience. Curb parking was always easy. Many of the houses featured pools. Some had art studios. One had chickens and goats. Another had some garden art and a photo opportunity. Some had views to die for. All of them featured a variety of plants, trees, flowers, succulents, cacti, shrubs, along with art vendors selling their wares and a table of finger foods. The variety of art ranged from jewelry, paintings and ceramics to mosaics, photography and fabric arts. Prices started at about $10 and went up into the hundreds and everything in between. All the talented vendors were very friendly and welcoming, although we felt bad when we walked away without buying something. We also met a couple of the house owners who were interesting to talk to. The complimentary food included fruit, crackers and cheese, cookies, cake, chips, hummus, water, lemonade and more. It was lovely to graze the food and sit for a bit and enjoy the surroundings. The home gardens were open between 10am and 4pm. We started at 10am and finished about 3:15pm. This included one house that permitted us to also see the interior, which was a pleasant surprise. We also stopped at a local grocery store to use the restroom as only one home had an available restroom for use. I highly recommend this tour if you get a chance. It's a unique way to spend Mother's Day weekend and you may see parts of San Diego that you've never seen before. It was definitely an eye opener to 'How the other half live'! You do quite a bit of walking and 'in and out of the car', so by the end you're quite tired, but my 78 year old mom did it! Be sure to wear comfy shoes and sun protection. Some areas of the gardens do offer shade, but not all. The photos attached are from the 2026 tour. I understand the homes change each year. We hope to visit the Off Track Gallery at a later date as it was closed by the time we got there after the tour, but we could see wonderful creations through the window. Helpful?

What a fun art gallery to visit every now & then. The artists are all local folks and there are…read moreabout 100 of them. All of the workers are artists who volunteer their time. They are all very friendly & helpful. A wide variation of goodies here. Lots of different jewelry Watercolors,paintings, nice cards...Nice spot to find a gift. Located in the back of the Lumberyard mall in Encinitas.

Accessibility: there are no restrooms inside here; you have to go to another building to find one…read more There is an elevator once you come inside that takes you down to the bottom floor where the museum begins. It is all flat ground from there. Experience: this museum is FREE, which is awesome! You can leave a cash donation if you want to support the artists and museum. The exhibition I saw was on the fact that humans are destroying the planet, and it was interesting but definitely not kid friendly (this time). I think other times they have more kid friendly exhibits. I do recommend checking this place out! It's good to support local museums and keep them in business.

I recently came here for an event, where I was able to hear the artist speak about his work. It was…read morequite interesting hearing about the way he came about creating some of his pieces. I was super excited to then see his work after. Unfortunately, even though there were a few artist pieces to look at... none were of the artist I just heard speak. After asking about that I was told that the gallery of his work was closed that day, but I could check it out at specific times. Although it was nice to able to hear an artist speak about his work...it really would have tied it all in if we had been able to see the work after. I did however appreciate the other artist work that was there to view.

The Madison Gallery is amazing! Located in La Jolla area of San Diego. Known as one of the Top…read more500 Best Galleries Worldwide, and I wholeheartedly agree!! According to their website, the space is 10,000 square feet and features contemporary art (of emerging, mid-career and established artists). At the time of the visit (June 2016), significant other noticed a piece (also located in New York City in the Time Warner building)! Talk about a little bit of NYC in San Diego; makes us miss NYC a little less. Woot Woot! There are some other interesting pieces that "spoke" to significant other and I including a stairway that went to nowhere. Impressive collection. Great place to feel inspired and motivated! Link: - Current Exhibitions - http://www.madisongalleries.com/exhibitions-current/

Friendly staff, knowledgeable about art and artists. I have been in here a few times since they…read moreopened, but my first time reviewing. They carry modern to contemporary works. They also can get just about any world available work or artist representation you would need. If you are looking for a representative work for a wall in your La Jolla home, certainly check out the Madison Gallery. and or If you are looking for a late night spot to deck away during the cold.. certainly check out the Madison Gallery. There is no charge to look and be inspired.