Awesome new art space with super nice owners. Very cool vibe with local artists art…read more Also some well known artists from around the country. A must stop and see!!

The Art Center on Union Ave is hands-down my favorite art store in Memphis. I'm there constantly…read morefor supplies for sign painting, pinstriping, spray painting, screen printing, and pretty much every creative project I take on. No matter what I'm working on, they always have exactly what I need at a good price. The staff is incredibly welcoming, helpful, and knowledgeable. Whether I'm hunting down specific brushes, looking for the right paint for a mural, or trying out new materials, they always point me in the right direction without any pressure. You can tell they actually care about artists and understand the tools we use. Their selection is huge -- from professional sign-painting and pinstriping supplies to spray paint, inks, canvases, and everything in between. It's one of those places where you walk in for one thing and end up finding five other things you didn't even know you needed. Memphis is lucky to have a place like this. If you're any kind of artist -- beginner or seasoned -- The Art Center is absolutely worth the stop, and they offer educator and student discounts as well!

The employee are sweet and knowledgeable. As a student, I can find my items immediately and if…read morethere was change, they inform your costumers right at the door. I do wish their website, showcase some of their deals and products so that way I can see what they offer.

Perfect venue for tonight's clothing drive for "The Memphis Suit Project" and Dress for Success…read more It's an open space that offers a blank slate for whatever you want to do here. The paintings on the walls are the perfect accent for any event.

One of the best galleries in Memphis, in my humble opinion, if you're a fan of the gorgeous and the…read morestrange. Which I am. And maybe 'strange' is too strong of a word for some of the eye-catching pieces that draw you in, and make you stare for a few long moments. Mr. Lusk tends to showcase artists from all over that see more than a canvas full of lilies. Like the July featured artist, Tim Crowder, who paints snowmen in the middle of a green, grassy field in summer. The colors are rich and contrast-y. Almost cartoon-ish, but not quite. Some other artists represented include Maysey Craddock, Linda Disney, Colin McLain, Anne Siems, and more. It's a must-see.

I had a tiny request for an object I needed prepped to hang in a hurry and they were so kind to…read morehelp me out of a jam. I can't thank them enough for their helpful advice and willingness to provide a quick and reasonable solution to my dilemma. Knowledgeable staff and amazing customer service. Highly recommend!

This is an awesome frame shop. I discovered it several years ago when I worked with a company that…read moreneeded items framed quite often. I learned that there are two ways to do it at the Frame Corner: 1) Choose your frame, choose your matte, place your order, pick up when ready and pay; or 2) Choose your frame, choose your matte, frame it yourself and pay. Cool, huh? I used to frame my own art myself to save a little money. The hubby and I would go, make our choices and hang out at the worktables, each framing our own work. Now? Not so much. I don't have much spare time, so I generally go with option #1. A little more expensive, but worth it. The staffers at Frame Corner are super sweet and are very good at their job. They love helping you find the perfect frame or matte (or both) for your photos and artwork. Turn around time is pretty quick, and the pricing is reasonable.

One of the best frameworks in the city. If you know exactly what you like that's great but they…read morehave excellent taste and are wonderful advisers, new and innovative.

As Mary F. said in her review, these people appreciate photography. They really take the time to…read moretalk with you about your personal likes and dislikes, and seem to appreciate how much your photos might mean to you personally. They have a beautiful selection of colors and textures and they have great suggestions for the perfect combinations of mattes and frames to encase your art or photo. They have a way of choosing the right options so as not to overpower, but to complement your pictures. Great, quality work, and fantastic service.

D.C.I. is a beautiful gallery carrying an array of colorful works of art on canvas…read more It features regional artists' work in the higher price range -- they gear their pieces to those investing in a piece for their home or the more serious collectors. I noticed that the artists' are good in their own right, and their styles slightly mirror some of the greats from days of yore. Ashley Leem has a selection of work that reminds me slightly of one of my favorites, Gustav Klimt. Other artists include Mildred Jarrett, Jennifer White, Brenda Little, photographer Jack Kenner, and more. You can visit during regular hours or make an appointment for a Friday or Saturday visit.

Great little art store located down town Cleveland on Sharpe Avenue. The person who waited on me…read morewas a nice young woman who I think owned the place. She even smiled and was very informative of her store and artists that display their work in her store. Nice features in the store including a tabby male cat that looked like a grey "tiger". It was a friendly cat as she put the cat on a table for me to pet. I thought the art in the store was magnificent . What caught my eye was the wild life art that is on display. Like, several deer paintings by a local artist and a big painting on the wall of some ducks in a pond. There is also some art about history in here like a print of "Delta Cream Donuts" which is now closed. I remember going in here while growing up and a man always waiting on you by leaning over the counter top to ask how many donuts you wanted. That print is in here. In summary, I was impressed as I really liked this little art store.

Under new management. They do now offer some community art classes. I've purchased a hula hoop…read morefrom them. The employees seem friendly. I haven't been there enough to say much. This is to replace my previous negative review of the old location and old management.

Beautiful and free! We went to take a walk around the tulip garden and also to see the "Black…read moreArtists in America" exhibit before it leaves. The tulips were soooo pretty and the art was great. Several pieces moved me deeply. Love the creativity. We got there just after opening. Easy to find parking and after we did our check-in, we were free to roam at our own pace. Visited the cafe and got a yummy iced matcha latte. Very peaceful, beautiful grounds. Well kept. We will definitely be back. Can't wait to see what other art exhibits come and go. All the staff were very friendly and helpful as well. Definitely worth the visit.

Simply love coming out to the Dixon Gardens and Museum!! The tulips are blooming a d they are…read morestunning. The hostess is always nice and kind. Entrance is free but memberships are available. I took a walk to see more than 40,000 tulips. Bring your family or friends. Have a picnic on the lawn. Great place to relax and chill. I will return for sure! I had a wonderful experience! Two or rather ten thumbs up!