We've had two of his more modest works (I believe they were studies) hanging in our home for over…read more10 years now, and we've grown to enjoy them even more now than when we first bought them. I use to go the Billings a lot and got them at his studio (which I recommend visiting if nothing else to get to talk to and get to know Harry). Since I don't have the opportunity to go see him any more, I look for his art on auction websites and even eBay. Since I almost never see his art for sale on the secondary market, I've concluded people want to hold on to his art because they enjoy it as much as we do.

Really beautiful stuff and very unique style. A large grizzly bear painting caught my attention…read morewalking down Montana Ave. If you are into Western Art, his shop is a must stop.

The store has a nicely varied selection of hand crafted works by regional artists and the prices…read moreare very reasonable. We were happy we stopped in.

Lovely gallery and shop. Many local artist are loved and supported here. Great staff.read more

Have you been here!!? It's a beautiful inspiring place! Amazing art and artist! Definitely has its…read moreown unique vibe, classic, organic feel. Taylor Evans is an go getter woman who is bringing a lot of color and life into such an industrial area! With her abstract art to her joyful attitude to the possibilities that this space offers! Between setting up sip and paints, classes, events and private events! Perfect place to have a get together and not feel the pressures outside and just be you. Highly recommend! Highly encourage to just stop in! Let's go Electric Storm Gallery! To all the artists out there! Keep making a difference!

Very cool, intimate quirky art gallery and performance venue on the southside of Billings, just…read moreacross the tracks from downtown. The wide variety of art for sale, mainly local but some national artists on display. A lot of high school musicians, poets and performers and occasional touring bands play here early evenings. Check their schedule on Facebook or Instagram. Some music and other events feature a catered bar. A much needed space in the cultural scene of Billings Montana.

If you ever get to Billings, Montana, check out Jens Gallery & Design. It's tucked away downstairs…read morein one of the old buildings downtown (2822 3rd Ave N), which in itself makes it special. It's got such a nice feel, I wanted to move in. The owner, Connie, works her displays like each is a work of art. She hand selects every artist and item, and the items are very cool. There is a wide range of prices--affordables to collectibles.

The most eclectic gallery I've ever been to.. Native American beadwork galore, Western…read morememorabilia, spurs, bits, moccasins, paintings, Elk tooth dresses, Buckskin Dresses.. Sterling and Turquoise jewelry.

These are the nicest and most accommodating people I have come across in the framing business. They…read moreare extremely honest and make sure things are done right. They are passionate about art and are great artists in their own right. I have some cherished pieces of artwork that I would only trust Bighorn to frame or repair for me. They are absolutely amazing at repairing frames and have saved me money when I thought I would have to replace the damaged frame. From photographs to lithographs to original paintings, they can certainly find what you need. If they don't have it, which would be hard to believe, they will try and find it for you!

Rimrock Art & Frame embodies the term "honest art gallery," forming a solid, caring connection…read morebetween their artists and their clients. Witnessing Rimrock's conscientious care for their customers (even when it cuts their own profit) makes me trust Rimrock even more with all aspects of my artwork. Their framing is superb. I'm proud to call Rimrock a partner in my art career and I'm blessed to be a part of their gallery. Check out their new high quality printing capabilities!!!

First time I've ever had anything professionally framed. Soooo - I have no, uh...frame...of…read morereference. Pa dum pum! But the finished product wasn't exactly what I'd wanted for my diplomas - they were too square after they brought in the matte on the vertical sides. The woman who helped me, however, certainly was very helpful in choosing all the bells and whistles.