This is the place in NB to see something new and exciting. The constantly updating and changing…read moreexhibitions make it the kind of place you want to come back to. The staff is also very patient and knowledgeable

The photography of ANTHONY BARBOZA exhibition is well worth a look. His work is beautifully…read morecomposed and the subjects are timeless artists in their own right. Well worth a visit.

Found this gallery while exploring Osterville with a visiting friend. What a surprise to see so…read moremany scenes from the Cape and its wildlife done with such amazing detail. The artist was happy to talk about how he selects subjects and how long it can take until he is satisfied! My favorite was a painting that captured the effervescence of the water that was sooo realistic. My friend thought her favorite was the Snowy Owl!

Wanted to check out some fine art. This place wasn't though. Paintings are cliche and tired in a…read morestyle that makes you wonder if Schulz will ever progress to Painting 201. Probably not because when the talent is not there it's just not there. I've seen better work on the wall of my daughters 1st grade class. Lucky for Schulz though he doesn't have to quit his day job, because he doesn't have one anyway. Ah they luxury of being a trust fund baby and opening your own mediocre gallery. What a lucky guy.

Cute small art museum. $10 admission for adults, $8 for students, senior and other discounts as…read morewell. Has a few fun interactive art opportunities throughout the museum. Upstairs exhibit was on weathervanes. The woman working the cashier was very welcoming and told us about a lot of other art opportunities we could explore (Sandwich Heritage Garden being one of them). The garden was just acquired last year and it is a beautiful, serene, magical little gem with little stone pathways to explore different parts and a few benches to enjoy the outdoors. A lovely visit.

SCOTT PRIOR IS OUSTANDING IN HIS DEPICTIONS OF CAPE COD AND BERKSHIRE LIFE!…read more I had gone out of my way to make a reservation on March 18, the very first day of the 2021 season and I was not disappointed by the paintings of Scott Prior, a Cape Cod native. His use of texture, light, color and detail stimulated my eyes and moved my soul as I viewed his poignant portrayals of life on Cape Cod and in the Massachusetts Berkshires. The collection is small; however, I so enjoyed Mr. Prior's work that I found myself lingering, appreciating and not wanting to leave. Very glad I visited the museum It made my entire day! Art Blackburn, Hyannis, Mass.

Wampanoag Trading Post&Gallery is far from the main drag of Mashpee Commons. It's beside some other…read moresmall galleries, and the large CVS. It's a welcome addition to the Mashpee Commons, offering Native arts and crafts. You can get chapstick that's "fry bread grease", Seminole oven mitts, a jigsaw puzzle with facts about the Wampanoag. They've even begun a collection of superheroes if they were Native. There was recently a display celebrating the 400th anniversary of Plymouth, discussing the relationships between the Pilgrims&the Wampanoag. They have stickers, music CDs, books. The offerings always vary. For its small size, it offers a lot. The service is friendly&helpful. One can even find a second place winner from Santa Fe's Indian Market- https://www.facebook.com/WampanoagTradingPost/photos/a.105324564589722/121595216295990/?type=3&theater The Wampanoag Trading Post is Mashpee Commons' hidden treasure.

Visited today a little more than a week after it opened for the first time July 10. This is a…read moresmall but welcoming space with a wide range of art and gift items created by local and other Native American artists and craftspeople. There is also a small exhibit on Native American and Massachusetts history. We bought a print for us, and a necklace made with wampum as a gift.

Great glass studio at Mashpee Commons. Nice selection of hand blown and hand made glass from three…read moreglass artisans from Cape Cod. Beautiful glass. Nice store with a nice selection, not a huge amount of glass, but enough. There is everything from large glass vases for several hundred dollars to small glass lizards for a few dollars. Beautiful work.

This place is amazing and the owners are so nice! I cant wait to go back and buy more artwork…read more They make beautiful glass bowls, martini glasses, and little hummingbirds etc. They will even show you how they make them. Great place to visit!

If you're looking for that special gift for the special someone who has everything...Shindig is…read moreyour must go to stop while in on the Island. Locals and visitors alike love the art, books, music, jewelry vintage clothes and eclectic collection of everything fun and cool! The folks behind the counter are quick to help you with your search and are more than happy to give you the insiders take on whats awesome to do and see on the Island. I LOVE SHINDIG and I wish I was shopping there right now!

My family and I really enjoyed our visit to this museum! The guide was friendly, welcoming and so…read moreknowledgeable. There is so much to the history of the Mashpee community that we didn't know. An ideal complement and counterpoint to the much-told narratives about the pilgrims, etc.

The Mashpee Wampanoag Indian Museum is a pleasant little spot far from Mashpee's main…read morethoroughfares, despite the fact it is on Main Street. It's a short distance from a brewery, Dunkin', and Cape Cod Coffee. It is fairly easy to find, housed in a small historic home. Admission is $8, plus there is a small gift shop. Members of the tribe give tours, there is a replica of a native house, one learns about the life of the Wampanoag, the "Indians of Thanksgiving." A recent exhibit was about the lives of Wampanoag whalers, and the importance of the whale to native life. There is ample parking beside a traditional herring run that is still in use. Fascinating, insightful museum, well worth a visit.

If you had asked me before I attended a uPaint! event of my interest in/ability to paint I would…read morehave said very little and none at all. Having been invited to a private event with my co-workers, I said what the heck. New to the job, this event was a perfect way to socialize with my colleagues in a relaxed, fun, and comedic setting all while delving into and learning a little bit about an art new to me. uPaint! is described as a mobile paint studio, and mobile it is! My facility's dining room was transformed into an assortment of tables wrapped in brown paper, easels presenting fresh canvas, mason jars full of water, towels, aprons, paintbrushes, and paints all set up and ready for our artistic flare. Miranda, our very enthusiastic, engaged, and funny instructor, created an environment that was not only physically organized to participate in painting, but mentally comforting and supportive of our novice status. It can be scary to put paint to canvas... the permanence of paint vs. pencil per say can be anxiety provoking in the wrong setting. Step-by-step we walked through the basics of painting (like brush types, blending of colors, etc.). We were given time to work through each direction. Miranda demonstrated techniques which we then put to use... along with her assistant, we received tips, tricks, and suggestions on how to achieve our artistic visions. Here and there I had to take a break to build up my confidence in going forward. As a perfectionist, the uncertainty surrounding my final product made me hesitant... but there was plenty of support and positivity floating about the room to help me continue! With the wine flowing, laughter rising, and brushes alive with vibrant colors, time flew by and our interpretations of the intended "beach sunset scene" came to closure. Delighted by the experience, I was proud to stand amongst those I now knew a little bit better (perhaps on an artistic level I may have otherwise never encountered) to take photos and converse about our masterpieces. In my opinion, there is no better way to try out painting for the 1st (2nd.. 3rd... and beyond) time! Though I didn't have to personally pay for this session, in researching the cost on the uPaint! website, I found it to be quite an affordable way to set yourself up with the equipment and expertise needed to try out painting. I highly recommend this company and all it has to offer to all of the undiscovered artists out there!

I would just start with calling a different company . I've been to one of these parties and it's…read morefabulous so I tried calling to schedule a party because nobody answered the phone, I sent a email. She responded that day only to say she was busy and would get back to me. About a week later she responded and confirmed a date after that I kept trying to get a response for things such as the picture we would be painting. Like two days before I was suppose to have my party she responded and said don't worry I don't work for free. Still have no idea about anything the day of my party so I sent her a email telling her no thank you ... I will be booking with someone who is more professional and actually wants to do the job and maybe Also shows interest in sending information about the nights events when your scheduled for a event.