Creative use of unexpected materials

When entering a gallery, one expects to see certain materials in use: oil/acrylic paints, charcoal, pastel, ink, paper,. panels, or canvases. When a gallery has a selection of work as broad as ours, unexpected materials tend to come into use in artworks. Read on to learn about the artists who make use of unexpected materials in their work.

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November artist feature: Scott E. Hill

We’re having our annual Scott Hill show, but this year looks a bit different. While we’d normally enjoy having a reception for this beautiful set of work, this year, COVID is keeping us a bit more low-key.

Rather than risk illness with a big reception, we’ve decided to put together a short video of the show. If you see anything you would like to purchase, please, feel free to contact us via email or phone.

We're back! No appointments necessary.

We’re so glad to be open to the public again. We’re still taking appropriate precautions for the health and safety of everyone, but it’s so good to see people and share the camaraderie we missed so much.

Because of the nature of our business and the size of our shop, we want to clarify that our “no appointment necessary” policy still stands. Feel free to come in with your framing, to browse the artwork, or for a consultation. If you prefer to make an appointment, we’re happy to comply.

We’re still wearing masks and gloves, disinfecting between clients, and offering curbside pickup.

As always, don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or concerns

Photo by Miranda Herrick

Photo by Miranda Herrick

To frame or not to frame: Finished sides of a painting

As a custom frame shop and art gallery, it’s a natural response to say “frame it” when someone buys a new piece of art. However, if an artist has finished the sides of a canvas, is it necessary to frame it?

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Decorating with colorful art

There has been a shift to all-white rooms in interior decorating in recent years. One of the major advantages to this trend is that white creates a perfect backdrop for art with a big dose of color, which is also a great way to add some interest to a monochromatic room. Listed below are some of our favorite artists that use a wide variety of bright colors in different ways throughout their art.

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