Great new local art gallery that also provides art instruction and space rental. Lots of different…read morestyles of art, from abstract to traditional. We found a few gifts here and thought the prices were very reasonable, they had something for every price range. Got a great necklace by a local artist for $10. Looking forward to going back and maybe having some of my art there.

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I recently went to Logan Square Photo to get updated professional headshots for LinkedIn and my…read morewebsite. Jenn made this process easy and painless! After a quick shoot in her studio I got copies of several dozen high quality photos emailed to me within a few days. Jenn did a bit of airbrushing on my favorite photo, and I was able to download that photo and the full set of unedited photos without any extra charge. I highly recommend Jenn for anyone who needs a good professional photo.

I can't speak highly enough about Jenn and our family portrait session! She was incredibly…read morepersonable and her enthusiasm helped us get great shots of our infant, dog, as well as the adults. We had a great session and PLENTY of awesome shots to cherish. We'll definitely come back in the future!

Loved the experience! Nicky and Carolyn were such dolls. Check-in could not have been more…read moreflawless. Hang up your jacket, grab a paint suit and a pair of rubber boots and head over to your station. Primary colors are your choices to mix with the intention of being as freely creative as possible. The canvas is blank, you are the artist so express yourself. I do have to warn you; spinning that wheel is quite the work out for your arms. I can still feel the burn. Lol. Spinning slow allows more control with your paint placement. Spinning fast allows more of an abstract splatter placement. Either way, those biceps and triceps are burning. There is even a secret tool for those daring to be even more creative; a leaf blower. Keep in mind, this is a messy, fun activity. Don't wear your best clothes. If you attend four times, your fifth visit is FREE! Or if you attend three times and leave a Google review, that counts as one of your visits. How cool is that. This is also a BYOB if interested. Spin Art Nation also hosts parties in the back room. A splatter room! They place your canvas on the wall and you can fill water balloons and squirt guns with paint and have a blast. There is also a drum set where you can splatter beat a master piece. For music, the room is blue tooth compatible. Let's go!!!

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I have been a member of the Writer's Workspace for about 5 months now and in that time, I have met…read morea lot of other great writers, artists, and people in general that have accepted me with open arms and have provided encouragement to keep going even when I have wanted to claim defeat. I have been writing at the space regularly, which for me is 2-3 times a week and my ideas have been coming faster and steadier then ever. I like this space because it gives me a chance to put the working day behind me and really focus on my personal art, which is a fabulous thing. Any person who is need of a place to focus, no matter what the project, should totally check out the Writer's WorkSpace.

Before I joined the WWS, I tried to write in the cafes, public libraries, and university libraries…read moreof Chicago. This has a number of advantages. It is cheap. And it provides a diversity of work places. But there are also some annoying weaknesses: you can't bring coffee into many libraries. Whenever I want to use the toilet, I need to drag my computer with me. I often get a creative boost after a short nap, but this is impossible in many public spaces. I am constantly eating out since I can't bring my own lunch (which is both expensive and unhealthy). When I take a lunch break, I have to pack everything up and go, and after lunch, I need to find another space, buy another coffee, and unpack everything. The Writers' WorkSpace solves all of these problems. They have a lovely kitchen where I can bring my home lunches. It is a secure facility so I can leave my laptop and materials at my desk whenever I take a walk, go to the loo, or go to lunch. There are a number of workspaces and rooms, so it provides some diversity. The place is quiet , without being unnaturally so. And most unexpectedly, the WWS provides a writerly community that I wasn't seeking, but is wonderful to join. I wish I joined years ago.