The art experience is fine, but the dealer, Joyce Goldstein, couldn't be more dismissive and rude…read more I've been in at least a dozen times, introduced myself, and she just walks right by. Doesn't look up from her desk even if I'm the only visitor. This can't be a reaction to any exchange with me because we've had no exchange! I would not recommend her to any of my artist friends, that's for sure!

Lovely gallery in Great Barrington. Beautiful, reasonably priced artistic glass, paintings etc…read more I've bought several beautiful items there. Lauren is a pleasure to work with.

Place was great, Lauren took care of me when I was in a bind and need something framed before…read moreValentine's Day. Very cool place nestled in GB!

Do you like homemade hummus, paintings, wine and occasional live music?! This is the spot for ALL…read moreof those things. Art Bar Gallery has a great vibe. I attended some of their yoga events and a music show, which were all great. I recommend paying this wine bar a visit, for tourists or locals!

From the owner: ARTBAR Gallery strives to connect visual artists and art lovers with a relaxed and welcoming…read moreenvironment. In addition, we hold classical and jazz concerts, along with singer/songwriter open mic nights. Our wine and beer menu is complimented with a food menu featuring cheese plates from all local Hudson Valley farms.

Small gallery on Russell Sage campus doing some amazing work with screen printing…read more We left our donation& a valuable new experience:)!

I can't believe that there aren't any other reviews of this cool little gallery on Yelp yet! With…read moremost other arts and culture in the area on hold right now, we were craving something interesting to do, and decided to brave the snow to check out a brand new exhibition at the Opalka Gallery. First, I want to get this out of the way: the space is teeny-tiny, so you're not going to make a day of it. You might not even make a half-hour of it. For someone who really loves wandering around galleries and museums it feels a little like being served exactly five potato chips. However, the art on display is legitimately really interesting and worth seeing. Right now the exhibition includes prints, sculptures, and a motorized sound installation that was really cool to look at, even though we didn't get to see it in action (the artist wasn't there when we were). I'm really looking forward to coming back here post-covid to attend some of the musical performances and other events that the Opalka gallery runs -- in the summer of 2019 they were hosting an outdoor beer garden with art and music that I really regret never having checked out when I had the chance! Post script: COVID procedures are scrupulously followed here, so be prepared to fill out a contact-tracing form and have your temperature taken before you can check out the art.