Came here to pick up a family piece that they reframed for us. It fell because it hung forever and…read morewith a piece of rope, not a proper metal wire. They reframed it in the same style frame (per request) and put newer better glass on it, the glass had broken as well. They gave us some special glass cleaner for it too. No windex for this piece. I don't know enough about pricing for this type of thing to comment, but I will say it costs to get things framed correctly. I can see coming back with other things that need framing. They also have works for same there. Many different styles. I liked some of it quite a bit. Parking in back or street meter parking on Hertel.

No. We purchased a…read morelovely pastel from an auction, it's a stunning piece that we were quite proud of. We took it into The Main Frame to get it reframed. What an experience... The fellow who "took care" of us at drop in was outright rude. After a judgmental lecture about the piece being poorly mounted (um, that's why were here... to get it reframed) he went on to critique us that the artist--who for the record is a "real" artist, not a hack--didn't bother to use an acid free mat (um, yeah, it was framed 50 years ago... they didn't know much about acid free mats and paper then), he then went on to quite roughly break apart the frame before our very eyes. The back board (to which the work was mounted) was brutalized by him and a pair of pliers. The entire time he seemed put out, irritated, and frustrated and continued to make rude comments the whole time. Against my better judgement, we decided to let him reframe it. It came back--$150 later--with the back board still in rough shape (thanks to him, it was in good shape when we brought it in), not to mention the fact that he promised to "wrap" the back, which he didn't, looking like an IKEA frame job. The work is not centered, and moves under the frame. To be honest, I could look past the amateur frame job if his attitude was at least.... civil, but it wasn't, and because of that, I'd suggest that you pass on this place and find a professional framer or at least someone that is happy to have the business.

Amazing shop. Had a very important piece of art framed here. Steven went above and beyond to take…read morecare of my needs. Friendly and excellent customer service!

The K Art Gallery just opened to the public, and is a "Native American owned commercial art gallery…read morewith a primary and robust focus on national-level Native contemporary artists." It's the first of its kind in the U.S. The art gallery spans over two floors, and is also used as a shared workspace. For the shared workspaces, there is table seating (with dividers), offices, and a video conference room. It would feel great to work in a space like this surrounded by art, I would feel very creative and inspired! I came with a friend to see the current exhibit titled "More than a Trace". Currently, you need to book a reservation online prior to visiting, and sign a covid waiver upon entry. There is no admission charge. Although I checked out some of the art in the exhibition on their website prior to visiting, I really enjoyed seeing it up close and having the chance to reflect on each piece. Although this is contemporary art, there were a few pieces that had strong historical ties, including the Treaty of the Seneca, and Antipode (Study in Dusty Rose). Overall I would highly recommend visiting this gallery if you enjoy art, and the opportunity to see work by contemporary Native American artists. Also, I'd like to give a special thank you to Sophia, who was incredibly friendly and made us feel welcomed!

There's nothing I can say about this gallery that would do it justice. For me it was overwhelming…read more..I loved it. The work of the featured artist Peter Jemison (Seneca, Heron Clan) is timeless. The gallery space is contemporary. It's also a shared workspace...lots of perks for freelancers and "work from home" folks. I will be sure to attend any exhibition this gallery presents.

Another wonderful experience dealing with Shawn in Customer Service…read more It's always a pleasure ordering from Sunshine Glassworks!

I bought a few small rubber pieces for a saw. They weighed well under an ounce. They charged almost…read more$10.00 to mail them to me. They don't let you know the shipping. when you buy. That is a real bummer. I don't think I will buy from them again.

The staff here are really helpful and they have great pricing. I will definitely be heading here…read moreagain when I need more gear

Really enjoy the knowledge & competitive pricing. Been buying my gear here for years now.read more

464 is a nice little art gallery on Amherst St. I like them because their art openings are the most…read morefun of any gallery that I've been to. They often involve a DJ/ live band, dancing and it's basically like an awesome house party where there is also art. There are also lots of little trinkets / art you can purchase here. I bought a framed "BUFFALO" photographer that spells BUFFALO out of different cropped landmarks (such as the Richardson-Olmsted Complex, etc). The art was by Brian of FacesofBuffalo -- really cool stuff. Lots of other local art that you can buy as gifts / decor from your house. They also offer studio space for artists for rent. Cool spot!

I kept hearing their name…read more It seemed that everywhere I went 464 Gallery was mentioned, had a place card, or someone was talking about it. My first "exposure" to it was actually at another opening at the Burchfield, I mentioned that I had been to a show in NYC and the conversation quickly turned to "Have you seen what's up now at 464?" I had not, was not even sure where to find 464 Gallery. I heard about the owner, Marcus, during that conversation. That he was focused on providing a space for shows, but also a space for artists to work, 464 Studio. Sadly, I did not go and seek out 464 then. I should have. I read about them next in ARTVoice one week, and thought again I have to go to this place. Then I saw the address and realized it was located on Amherst, just near Wegmans & Lucys, both places I frequent. Then I went to City of Light and talked to an artist who has an upcoming show at 464. And saw that they were major influences at the Silo City event as well. Then they were at Elmwood Art Festival. And I saw the sign for the new spot called Glow on Allen, which opens in a few weeks. Off I went, finally. Found parking, easily, on the street. It's a nice space on Amherst, 2 rooms, lots of different artists work for sale when I went. Some I liked, some not as much, but all local and all interesting in some way. Marcus happened to be there and so we chatted for some time. He opened a few years ago in Blackrock. He said that he does a lot of "events" and the like, which is where a lot of his business comes from, not to mention that fact that his Gallery is on everyone's tongue. Like me he has noticed how much Blackrock is picking up, even in the past year, and hes thrilled by that of course. He lives in the area as well. Galleries can be very hit or miss. You like the show or you don't. Its really that simple. Hes done it a little differently, his gallery does shows, does events, and sells pieces from locals. He does a little of everything. I'm looking forward to going to Glow in a few weeks for an event there as well. I go to a lot of Galleries, large and small, wherever I happen to find myself. I have always enjoyed them. This is one that is committed to the city, the craft, the artists and the community. Its really a "whole package" kind of place, and that's really nice. Marcus is himself a photographer, but he does show other artists' photography in his space. He is an incubator of talent in many ways. He promotes himself of course, but he promotes others as well. Overall this is a Gallery to watch, and I'm sure Glow (on Allen) will be as well.

Not sure what to buy that Buffalo guy/girl that absolutely adores our city? Stop on down to New…read moreBuffalo Graphics! I discovered this place while walking down Hertel one afternoon. Michael is the artist and is also the shop owner. He just loves to talk about Buffalo. Has everything from t-shirts, post cards, clocks, mugs, and of course art. A particular design I was looking for in a specific size wasn't available. So I talked it over with him and he printed it for me the next day! Great customer service guy that will always remember your name. He is constantly coming out with new work, and I just felt in love with his most recent play on the Sabres emblem that uses snow shovels instead of the swords! Unique Buffalo-made, Buffalo themed gifts... you can't go wrong!

I originally bought a Clock with a fantastic design on it . However the arms on the clock were too…read moredark and it was hard to tell time out on it. I took it back, without question the owner understood my situation, let me get another clock , he even wrapped it up for me. Now that is outstanding customer service.

what a find! we wanted to see the asylum exhibit which was ending, so made it a point to get…read morethere. museum is bright (lots of windows), signage was informative and we're so glad we went. Plenty of parking in their lot. admission is always free, a bonus. exhibits change regularly, so be sure to check their website. be sure you're looking at the anderson gallery info, rather than the cfa info. for those who have accessibility concerns, there's info on that website. not as easy as some places, but at least it's available, altho only with asking. bathrooms on the 2nd floor are rather hidden at the far end, around a corner.

Friendly place. The building is a former buffalo public school building that they transformed into…read morea bright and beautiful gallery. Open areas and a great display of art. We viewed Futura. It is a free and open to the public UB Art Gallery. I will go back when they display a new exhibit.