Blossom does tremendous work. Great service and she's very personable as well! She put together a…read morevery creative and beautifully framed piece in just a matter of days. Will do business with her again.

We had several paintings framed by Blossom and they were all very well done. We also thought they…read morewere reasonable for the price that she charged. We also had her do a few pictures for our passports.

I like this Michael's location. It is clean and organized inside. The isles are spacious. Plenty of…read moreparking inside. They sell items ranging from t-shirts, art supplies to candies or kitchen items. Prices are not bad when it comes to picture frames. They also offer services on custom frames.

Just before 9:00 pm I scanned my purchase 181.00 - my daughter was having difficulty with her…read morepurchase and the manager was assisting her - I had a question about a price of items I thought were on sale - when the manager came to speak with me it was 9:00pm - we went to look at the sign to see the sale - I was mistaken- I had picked up the wrong items - I said one minute let me pick up the sale items and the manager said I'm sorry - the store is closed - I can put the items on hold for you. I was shocked as the rest of my purchase was already to be paid for - I cancelled the purchase and left - I will not return to that store

Photographer is clearly knowledgeable and knows the requirements…read more But I don't really go to a photography shop to get advice on how to do my citizenship application. Yes, I'm aware that I should use a laptop to upload the photo, not a phone. (Also, who submits a citizenship application on their phone?) Yes, I know they care about the date. Yes, I'll hold on to the receipt. Yes, I'm aware I can't wear my jacket or shoulder bag in the photo -- I had just walked in. Yes, I know there's a difference between requirements for Canadian Permanent Residence versus citizenship -- I mentioned specifically that it was for Canadian citizenship at the very start, only to be asked again and then told this. As someone who has lived in and migrated to a couple of countries, I'm familiar with the nuances. I'm looking for someone to take the photo per spec -- nothing more, nothing less. 5 stars for the photo. -1 star for the impression of being spoken to like a child/daughter. Some may appreciate the unsolicited advice -- I clearly did not. I was clear at the outset about what I needed. I haven't had similar treatment in the 10 or so times I've had immigration photos taken.

I tried Walmart and another place in Vancouver but they would not pick up the phone. Al answered my…read morecall and explained why my uploaded photos were not fully displayed in the 4 X 6 format (my point and shoot camera is (4 X 3), I was then able to re-shoot to make the shots look correct. Great service, prices are competitive. So glad I found his shop.

I have been a fibre artist for many years and my artwork requires special framing so the fabric…read morewon't fade over the years. Its also challenging to frame because of the many many little pieces of fabric that cover the canvas and continue over the edges of the canvas. I found Urban Art early in this process and I'm SO glad I did! I have stuck with them over the years and the many different locations and will continue to do so. The quality of work is outstanding and the service is above and beyond. Choosing just the right frame often takes awhile but they are always helpful with good advice and lots of patience. I will absolutely be sticking with Urban Art for all my framing needs in the future.

So thrilled with the framing and matting job done on my prints I bought in Europe this summer…read more Lisa and Marni did a fantastic job. Their new location is huge and they offer so much more! Thank you! My pictures and posters you did gets ago are happily hanging in our home!

In contrast to the substandard customer service I received at the Granville location of Opus Art…read moreSupplies on May 15, the Coquitlam location of Opus Art Supplies was excellent. The staff there were friendly, helpful, down-to-earth, and approachable. It really highlights the difference in management between the two stores.

Friendly staffs that are willing to answer any questions you have. A bit smaller but have most…read morematerials and pretty well stocked. Alright prices and good quality supplies. A couple parking spaces right outside on the left side of the store. More street parking if you walk down the streets a bit. Not hard to find but at a corner at the interaction of the road. Sometimes they have discounts for members too. My go to store for art supplies are the Langley, Downtown and this Opus.

Last month I went to New Media Gallery to see their newest exhibit, "Master", which was scheduled…read moreto run from September 14 to December 1, 2024. The exhibit consisted of eight works by six artists, all of which paid tribute to Alfred Hitchcock. The works on display were: -Sliced Classics by J Tobias Anderson (2003 - 2024, Sweden) -De Mortuis by Lee Henderson (2011, Canada) -Übermensch by Scott Billings (2018, Canada) -Psychedelic Lock by Daniele Puppi (2016, Italy) -4 Vertigo by Les LeVeque (2000, USA) -Prediction by Gregory Chatonsky (2015, Canada/France) -Vertigo@home by Gregory Chatonsky (2015, Canada/France) -The Kiss 3: The Recursive Cinema by Gregory Chatonsky (2022, Canada/France) "Sliced Classics" consisted of eight screens, each screen displaying the sliced edges from various scenes of a Hitchcock movie. "De Mortuis" were clips from the "Alfred Hitchcock Presents" edited so that it appeared as if Alfred Hitchcock were delivering a speech about TV and human mortality. It was shown on an old-fashioned television, but unfortunately I couldn't make out what was being said due to all the sound from the other exhibits. "Übermensch" was about Hitchcock's movie "Rope" (which I hadn't heard of). The movie takes places in one room, and the room depicted in the movie was made into a mini 3D model which is rotated on a robotic arm and projected onto a screen. The meaning behind this piece was beyond my intellect. "Psychedelic Lock" consisted of two screens, side by side, showing the movie "Psycho". One screen played the original 1960 version and the other played the 1998 remake. Both films were playing simultaneously and the screens bounced back and forth between each one. The exhibit was near the gallery's emergency exit, and the curator explained that the artist intended it to be near an exit for some reason -- the exit sign and door was part of the art. "4 Vertigo" were clips from the movie "Vertigo" sped up, flipped around, and superimposed on each other, giving the sense of.... you guessed it, vertigo. "Prediction" showed scenes from the movie Vertigo, and as the movie played, a computer tried to predict the emotions of the actors on the screen. On the screen were a list of emotions (anger, disgust, fear, happy, sad, surprise, neutral) and in real time a number, indicating the likeliness of that emotion, changed, depending on the actors' expressions. "Vertigo@home" shows a 2015 Google street view of the route taken in Vertigo. (I haven't seen the film but there is a scene where a man in a car is following a woman.) "The Kiss 3: The Recursive Cinema" is the film Vertigo being run through AI, with the famous kissing scene being featured. Unfortunately, on Monday December 2, I received an email from New Media Gallery saying that after ten years, the curators are moving on and the gallery is closing for good. They extended the exhibit until today, Saturday December 7, and from 3 to 6pm they are having a farewell event. I will be sad to see New Media Gallery close, and I wish Sarah and Gordon, the curators, all the best. [Yelp collections: Museums and Art Galleries; Cheap Thrills; Being a tourist in my own city]

Thank you to the lovely Jasmine A. who has been talking up New Media Gallery for weeks and then…read morebringing me here to see the exhibit. New Media features contemporary art and the exhibits rotate (sometimes quite literally!) and are here for a short time and then onwards. We were here in October and got to see "Measure" which is all about the movement of day into night, the cycles of the Sun and moon, the rotation of the Earth and the tools we use to measure time. Sadly, this exhibit ends on December 10 2023. Something new and exciting will follow. The Earth Spin Orbit piece was pretty clever as the laser follows the Moon around the Earth. The Time Dilation artwork was hypnotizing to watch the rotation. And I watched more than one cycle of Semiconductor as it followed the Sun rising and setting. Don't miss New Media Gallery. This is a great art and culture. [Review 20888 overall - 64 in British Columbia - 1872 of 2023.]

pictures not good quality Darker skin tone on picture than…read morereally life sometimes blurry background and person value over priced Not always good selection of backgrounds very slow for delivery and printing days and weeks I don't recommend getting prints here.

Had a print done was not of good quality, had lines going through the whole image. Was due to a bad…read moreprint head they said.... but for a print shop to not realize until i came back, And then try to say it was the photo I sent them and not their fault.... was not good etiquette for a print shop They did return and re print the image on different paper which was better but offered no discount. Im sure regularly the Prints are fine here...... but attention to detail is a big part of printing.