Overran with studio apartment renters, mental health issues, flooding "studio"-apartments, and over…read moreall a ran down property that seems to be going into disrepair. I remember hearing stories of talented artist hailing this place but anymore it seems, save the transient tenant artist, there are a limited number of "artists" there but rather closed up shops and over cluttered courtyards. Maybe new ownership would be a savior but the energy says not much improvement is sought. Sad to say, it's the truth.

A very special out of the way gem. It's a couple of blocks past the hub of businesses but worth the…read moretrip. This is a colony of small studios that are rented to artists and you can see them in action, barter with them, or hell even have a beer with them. I have visited here twice and purched paintings and glasswork. The prices are reasonable because you deal directly with the creator. This is the real deal, people living their passion. They deserve support.

Wow. I've seen Phyllis once and a close friend has seen her twice. All spot on and extremely…read moreinsightful. Highly recommend.

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Great fine art gallery. Features local artists. Owners were very friendly. This will be first stop…read moreon any future trips

This art gallery was amazing! The owners were so knowledgeable and kind! This was the highlight of…read morethe Art Walk for sure! They had so many amazing pieces of art, and their excitement was contagious as they described each piece! You have got to check out this gallery next time you are in Eureka Springs!

Definitely THE nicest gallery in Eureka Springs! The person that helped us was so friendly and…read moreknowledgeable and the art was much better quality than many of the places we visitied. The serigraphs of California were amazing. Well worth the time to visit.

So, I almost bypassed this store because of the Thomas Kinkaide's hanging in the front window…read more (Not a huge fan.) I'm glad the people I was traveling with wanted to enter. Ashley, the owner, met us at the door and was energetic and passionate about the shop. It hasn't been open long. Ashley has also just written a book, The Girl Who Dances with Skeletons, and she told us about it. We also met her daughter, the actual "girl who dances with skeletons"! There's a lot more than Thomas Kincaide's here. There's some great illustrative art and literary gifts galore. I walked out with two delicious candles: "The Writer" and "Gatsby." I also nabbed a Frida on-the-rocks glass. It's so refreshing to see someone excited about their work!!!!!

Incredible store, books, art, atmosphere, and person running it. Dr. Ashley Wellman is so fabulous…read moreI'm using the last 5% of my phone battery to write this. 10/10, go check it out.

Truly stunning pieces! The "glow in the dark" paintings are very impressive, and I am in love with…read morethe cloth pieces that look like paint. The artist who was working there at the time was very nice. Highly recommend!

I love coming in here and ogling the work of artists from all over northwest Arkansas and southern…read moreMissouri. Gracious, friendly owners. Very conveniently located venue.

From the owner: 83 Spring Street Gallery is home to the largest collection of Mark Hopkins bronze sculptures in the…read morenation! We also feature wildlife, equestrian and native American themed art as well as unique home decor items all set in beautiful, historic Eureka Springs, Arkansas.

We are purchased four pieces over the years from this shop, and the artists. Absolutely love their…read morework!

This is a place I am so happy I stopped to see. Met one of artists and she was so awesome. Chatted…read moresome, browsed the amazing art and really enjoyed it. I look forward to browsing online and visiting the shop again.

Oh my goodness this is s fabulous place. Local art of all kinds. I found presents for hard to buy…read morefor people and a cute little piece of art for me. Don't visit Eureka without stopping by, it's right on the main shopping street.

I was in the shop on July 26. This gallery was the highlight of our shopping. They had lots of…read morebeautiful things. And pottery which is my downfall! I bought a little cup and saucer. I had never seen a cup and saucer made from pottery. It's perfectly lovely! The young man that helped me, told me about the potter. He seemed like he cared about us, as customers. Some of the shops we went into in Eureka Springs, we were barely acknowledged. Thank you, Eric and Lane. Much success to you!