Very relaxed, supportive atmosphere--I attended a life drawing session that was a lot of fun. They…read morealso offer drawing and painting classes throughout the year and have art from its resident artist on display (and for sale!).

From the owner: Create Space a collaborative community of artists. Every Thursday we offer life drawing lessons…read morefrom 6:45P-9P We also are scheduling a host of art programs for all experience levels. We also rent studio space for local and visiting artists. Give us a call, or stop by so we can get you creating!

I noticed this shop when having dinner at Laventure at Hotel Saint George but it was closed. The…read morenext day I was visiting shops and needed to go to the restroom and remembered the one in the lobby of the George, right past Hey I Like It Here. I've been visiting Marfa for over ten years and each time it seems more commercialized, crowded, and expensive. This shop is typical of the higher end businesses populating Marfa but they had some nice items such as face and hair masks, candles, t-shirts and a fun assortment of unique soft and hard beverages. I felt guilty about only using the bathroom since I wasn't a hotel guest so I bought a hair mask and pretty silk printed bandana (made in Portland). Unlike many of the other places in Marfa, HILIH was actually open on a Wednesday afternoon. Most businesses we tried to visit were closed even though they advertised themselves as being open. This wasn't totally surprising since Marfa mostly caters to weekend visitors. Service was friendly and accommodating.

This is a review of the Block Tour…read more The tour itself was fine, but charging $20 for a 45-minute tour (the website says 90, but that's just not the case) is ridiculous. You see a few neat spaces, but about half of the spaces within the block are off-limits, including the more interesting library, and both sets of living quarters. (You can only peer into them through windows, hurriedly.) There wasn't as much background or explication as I expected -- nothing at all about Judd's working style or how he used the galleries, for example. Disappointing.

I enjoyed The Block, the Donald Judd studio in Marfa, TX. Our tour guide was knowledgeable and…read morefriendly, but like the place she was a little fragile. Strangely, they do not allow children under 12. This was not clear from their mobile site. We were told, they do not want children running around the property. Langton would have done exactly that. After driving for hours I was going to go anyway. This meant Keri, Langton and Jack Wuest had to occupy themselves for an hour and a half while I went on the tour. I would like to return to Marfa again and spend more time there, but there is a precious vibe - no kids under 12, and my guide was rattled when I was conferring more about the artist when she was giving her introduction.

I enjoyed the strange and unusual items they had on display. I believe it's donation only to walk…read morethrough, bc it didn't cost to enter. Their outdoor art caught my eye bc I thought it was a food truck. No food happening here! Lots of cool art and this made for a fun quick stop while in downtown Marfa.

Wonderful gallery in a great location. Staff was very helpful and knowledgeable. Join the mailing…read morelist!

We drove nine hours to visit the only Prada shop in all of Texas and it wasn't even open!…read more All jokes aside it is a ways to get to, especially in an EV. For EV owners, charge up in Alpine, drive one hour to the Prada store, and then spend the rest of the day in Marfa. Then head back to alpine for a charge up.

We go to Marfa every couple of years because it's one of my favorite places on the planet…read more Each time we go, we hit up the Prada installation. Technically, it's not in Marfa at all but rather in Valentine, Texas about an hour from Marfa. Artists Ingar Dragset and Michael Elmgreen created it in 2005 and the items inside the store are from the 2005 Prada collection. It's meant to be a stab at art and the all-consuming need to spend. You cannot enter the building. This landmark is considered a museum. Fencing around the museum contains locks left by visitors. This iconic installation is a must-see. Literal roadside attraction in the middle of the desert.

Hidden Gem in the Heart of West Texas. Tucked away on a dusty little main street where the sky…read morestretches forever, this small-town art gallery is one of those rare places that feels like a secret waiting to be discovered. I stopped in on a quiet Friday afternoon, just passing through, and left with more than just a beautiful piece of art--I left with a story I'll carry forever. The gallery that Julie and Bruce Lee have created is cozy and curated with heart. Local artists fill the walls, each piece breathing with the character of the land. If you find yourself anywhere near this part of Texas, do yourself a favor and stop in. Even if you don't buy anything, you'll leave with something: a little more soul, a little more story.

Very unique, eclectic, special art gallery with pottery, vintage, retro art, and other very clever…read morepieces you will love! The couple running the place are delightful and full of great stories and information on their artists and the surrounding area. HiGHLY recommend you make a point to visit because this is quintessential Western folk art at its finest. I came for one artist and was delighted to find numerous others to enjoy. It's like a little museum on the backside of the main thoroughfare thru town. Definitely must visit location. Call first because they rotate between this gallery and their other one in Waxahachie.

Love this place so much! Kerri does a great job making it warm, welcoming and FUN to go shopping…read more Walk up to the door and you are greeted by adorable yard art (this time it was fun little poodle-like doggies) and a sign encouraging you to photograph the murals on the sides of the buildings. As you enter the gallery your senses are immediately overtaken by how much amazing cool stuff is literally everywhere. My 7yr old daughter exclaimed "wow mommy this place is so awesome!" the moment we set foot inside. Although she's been in before, the store is ever changing with decor and goodies everywhere. There are paintings, sculpture and photographs- all originals - throughout the store. Fun jewelry, beautiful clothing and gift items galore are in every nook and cranny. I highly recommend walking in and going straight back, down the hall to start. And then work your way forward again as you look at both sides of the walls. It's like art, color and vibrance jump off the walls at each turn. They have custom framing available and although I didn't get any done, my friend who lives in Alpine swears they are the best (compared to Dallas, TX for pricing and quality). I was delighted to see original paintings from an artist we saw in a friend's home. My daughter chose 3 paintings as a gift for her dad (Fathers Day was upon us) very reasonably priced at $85 each. I didn't want them sitting in my truck as I ran more errands so Kelly offered to package them for us to pick up the next day on our way out of town. During past trips to Alpine, and Kiowa Art Gallery, I have purchased tunic tops, earrings and hand-blown glass ornaments. This is one of our favorite places and we love popping in when we visit Alpine!

A charming & wonderful place with great art, jewelry, pottery, t shirts,…read more a lovely boutique at the back end of the store & very friendly service. The lady there on the day we were there was chatty, personable & helpful without being pushy.