Curving to three just because the bulk of the artwork doesn't seem to change as frequently the…read moremajority of other art galleries. But this basement gallery can be the perfect destination for an eclectic First Friday gathering. From the looks of the format Sub2 has 3 main walls that cater to three different arts: one digital, one illustration/arts, and one for photography. The photography selection and digital components of the gallery have been up for the past 3-5 months which is a little to long for an ever changing artscape like the galleries of Old City. but since it showcases chill astronauts and interesting photographic shots of Philly (I love the ones of Rittenhouse Square in a snowy winter!), I can't say that I'm complaining too much.The newest addition has been the cool black & white illustrations of Jen Lightfoot which were brilliant to look at. So wow it might have not shown enough art over the past couple of months as other spots, it at least makes up for it in quality over quantity. And on the gallery scale most of the pieces that it shows are actually somewhat affordable.

Stopped by this place for First Friday and loved it!!! The photography by Chris Byrne was great,…read moreand the astronaut art by Jason Brueck was out of this world (pardon the play on words). If you've ever been to Ten Stone, you've probably seen these guys before. Plus they had free wine, so my girlfriend and I were able to have a round on the gallery. Keep up the good work guys!!!

I stumbled upon this little shop, and altho' it appeared to be closed, a knock on the door brought…read moreout the owner, who opened the door for me. This store has one-of-a-kind rugs from mostly the Middle East and Caucasus region, and interesting and unusual decor items from a wider range of areas. The owner is knowledgeable and interesting to talk with.

Gallery 51 is as rare a find as its contents. The collections of unusual, antique rugs from all…read moreover the world is very impressive, as is the owner, Craig, a knowledgeable resource about his unique pieces. Gallery 51 is a must see for any aficionado or collector.

Walked in. Moments later, I was approached by a man I later learned was the owner, Ted Wolkiewicz…read more While looking over my shoulder and glancing from side to side, Ted asked me if I entered the store with anyone else. I answered, "No." I thought this was a bizarre question, but okay. He then explained the store's layout, calling specific and significant attention to their surveillance camera monitoring system. It was apparently essential that I knew I was on camera. Is this how all customers are greeted? Surely it has nothing to do with me being a black man shopping for antiques by myself on a Saturday afternoon. I spent a few minutes walking around and checking out their merchandise. Antiques and collectibles are subjective, but overall I'd say their collection was pretty basic. Fuck this place.

Love this place, rarely leave with out hubby or I purchasing something all the staff are great and…read morefriendly!!

If mid-century modern is your thing, Mix Gallery is for you! Quality Scandinavian modern furniture,…read moreclothes including hard-to-find felt fedoras and thin ties, all true vintage, and accessories. The lady subbing the day I was there was charming in spite of having a cold. Thanks for everything!

Lost track of these guys. The art gallery in their old location said they moved to 10 North Union…read moreStreet. Put more $in the meter, walked up a couple of blocks and was pleased. Larger store with a good collection of mid-century modern furniture and accessories. Lots of women's vintage purses in showcases, but now they have quality men's vintage clothing, hats and an awesome belt collection. Glad to see they recognize men shop too. Had to have the straw Panama and a Ghurka messenger bag. Excellent curating--much better location.

This place is located inside the mall and their prices are unbeatable.. their average price is at…read moremost $10

The decor was way more welcoming than the two staff that looked up at us and said nothing! Not…read moreeven a smile! BAD CUSTOMER SERVICE!!! My daughter and I looked around a bit then left shortly afterward. The staff's bad attitudes dictated our disinterest. Too bad because we were in this area to spend. Not a fan!

Really unfriendly vibe. Walked around with not one hello or acknowledgment of existence. Would not…read morereturn.

I spotted the shop from across the street, so I looked it up on Yelp. Only one review and no pics…read more So I decided to check it out and add some pics. Nice little shop.

Great store. Has many nice decorative items for year round or each season. Prices are great and…read morethey have many sales. One of the few stores around that have original home decor.

Fortunately I just found out that this place stills exists, Because the whole street that it used…read moreto be on is currently being revamped big time. now the address is 319 North 11th Street, 3rd Floor Philadelphia, PA 19107. it's Gallery hours are Wednesday-Sunday 12-6pm and they usually have a lot of good alternative arts. They have a special First Friday viewing that's open to the public from 6-11 PM. Although Vox has been in three different buildings, it has been a non-profit art collective that has supported emerging artists since 1988. so it's good to here that it's still going strong. The Vox on Cherry street had an occasional concert. so maybe this one will too, but it's too soon to tell.

Always fun to see what's going on at Vox... the exhibits range from powerful to silly, thoughtful…read moreto bizarre. You can spend between an hour or more depending on how much you delve into the work. Don't forget that the 2nd floor also has galleries as well. An interesting date spot too.