My favorite small venues for shows in houston. Spacious, industrial grimy feel that I love. The…read morefeels like I'm in a warehouse house party. Love that I can go to three exhibits in between the music sets for different vibes.

Consider visiting the Art Club during off-peak times to capture good pics and to enjoy the art…read moreinstallations with minimal distractions. The ArtClub Museum is on the ground floor of The Post. Excellent way to beat the Houston heat during hot summer days. Plenty of places to sit and fall into a trance while listening to the DJ spin as you watch the art light show. Overly priced gift shop prior to entering the infinity room. Who would pay $50 for an Htown trucker hat in this economy? No ma'am!

Fantastic gallery open to the public! The selections and shows are wonderfully curated, the venue…read moreis clean, and I would highly recommend to anyone who enjoys art to give it a visit. Good vibes all around and I appreciate their work with local orgs and charities.

This gallery is a bit off from the other Kirby galleries but totally worth the trip. From the…read moreoutside you can't really tell it's a gallery since it's surrounded by other beatiful homes. Once inside it feels like a very modern house. The floors are nicely finished wood panels. It's very clean and spread out with plenty of spacing. There are 2 rooms the main front room and a secondary back room. There is also a garden area but this day it was locked. The curator was awesome, she even made us copies of the price sheets to take home. The best part about this gallery is it allowed me to explore the homes in the area and they are the real pieces of art.

This gallery, nestled in the Upper Kirby district - along Gallery Row, is always welcoming. Owners…read moreand Management are outstanding! A quiet respite, in the big city, to see some outstanding pieces of art!

One of my hugest complaints about checking out Art Galleries is being taken seriously. I realize…read morethat I am young and not your typical art buying public but you should never judge a book by it's cover. Well that was not a problem here as Brian, took the time to show us around. This place is a bit hard getting to especially with all of the construction on Kirby but if you don't mind driving around neighborhood streets this place is worth checking out. I thought it was a small venue from outside but it's actually HUGE. There are 2 buildings in which they have art. And each building is 2 stories each. In between the 2 buildings is a beautiful sculpture garden. Even though they are mainly an art gallery, they do rent out their space for events. WIth the beautiful art on the wall this place could be the perfect backdrop for a gala. They charge 3,000 for 3 hours and that includes the room and the sculpture garden. Also this place seemed like a great place to work as each of the offices themselves were like mini galleries as each room was covered with art.

This is an amazing gallery! It's so big it almost seems like…read morea museum- 2 large buildings filled with a variety Of contemporary fine art. My friend and I went to their last opening They had delicious mimosas and cookies The artist was young and her excitement About her opening was contagious. The gallery organized a short artist talk And she was entertaining and knowledgeable. My friend even ended up buying a piece Of her work on the spot! It looks great in her study. I definitely recommend Gremillion & Co If you are in the market for art for your home Or office. These are friendly, knowledgeable folks Who will help you find something perfect!

Excited to try something new for my birthday , upon arrival I noticed that there's nonody there …read more No posted hours , no phone line, community center gentleman didn't know the hours either . After waiting a while I then decided to come back about 2 hours later to check again to find the same result I'm assuming this is no longer active even though the google ad is still up.website is also down. Please update or remove google ad/ website

This place was one of the coolest Houston hideaways I've ever been lucky enough to visit. Free to…read morethe public, Cherryhurst House is currently a giant art piece created by Havel Ruck Project. The artists had no boundaries as they sawed designs into the body of the house: through door frames and into the floor, ceiling, and bathroom. It is really quite a site to behold. It no longer has regular open hours, so to visit you will need to contact inquiries@cherryhursthouse.com. I just happened to contact them the day before they held another open house, so I was lucky enough to see it the very next day. Be warned, there are a few fans but if you visit in the summertime it is HOT! I heard they may not open back up until August because of this, but I'm really not sure on that front. Very cool spot that makes you think outside the box, or "house" in this case!

Lots to see, galleries were amazing. So much art in different mediums to enjoy. A few great…read moreaffordable items and some beautiful, but very expensive. Some galleries offered a glass of wine and great explanations of their work. Maven coffee nearby and outstanding as well.

There used to be 10 yards here, but they reduced it by one recently. So now I'm going to review the…read morewhole nine yards. This is a spectacular series of large converted warehouses where they have gorgeous event spaces, and a fancy restaurant or two, and they also did an Amnesty International show here that I was part of. It's absolutely lovely over here, and I can see why people pay a lot of money to have their events here.

A one of a kind original art, art gallery. Non-pretentious atmosphere where you can meet the…read moreartists and discover why collecting real art is not only profitable, it becomes a part of your home and life. Also, it's just a fun place to explore. Oh! and they have refreshments and delights to enjoy while perusing the gallery.

Great day at the Art Machine Gallery yesterday... viewing some diverse art styles all while…read moreenjoying some delicious appetizers. Wonderful place to spend your afternoon.

The original Byzantine Fresco chapel was always my favorite place in Houston. I miss it dearly…read morebecause it was a space that elevated materials to a transcendent level. The dramatic lighting of the abstracted chapel space was unique. Brilliantly designed. Even the enclosing concrete structure with its indirect sunlight along the interior walls spoke of a more ethereal realm. I am not sure what to believe about its future reinstallation. I thought the fresco panels were returned to Cyprus.

Part of the Menil Collection, the Chapel was built to house two 13th century frescoes. The frescoes…read morewere returned to Cyprus in 2012. The current installation is the Infinity Machine, a project by Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller. Free, and worth a quick visit.