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“This has become one of my favorite hidden boutiques in Brooklyn. I always want something I know I won’t see elsewhere. If you see it just buy it because it may not be available upon the next visit.”
“Darren is the absolute best. He's framed 4 artworks for me over the past couple years and they are immaculate. We worked together to find the best matting and frames for each one. He's patient, creative, thorough, and so kind. Wouldn't go anywhere else! Thank you Darren!!!”
“SUPER CUTE! The shopkeeper was lovely, the space is super well curated and decorate. Beautiful pieces, perfect for gifts! Super queer, fun, colourful and thoughtful ?”
“My wife took part a a vendor at the FAD market that takes place there on December. The space is really cool and has a great vibe to it, the building itself is charged with the old Brooklyn charm. If your are invited to an event there go it most likely will be worth your time.”
“This gorgeous space hosts some beautiful and thoughtful art from a range of working artists in and beyond New York. Co-owned by a super friendly and pleasant couple, the cozy bright interior offers a clean, contemplative, and informed space for looking and browsing. A welcoming gallery like this is relaxing and fun.It’s easy to step toward a community here, and to feel like you belong to the tapestry of worlds on offer - this isn’t your arch or condescending spot, but an accessible experience with kind direction…one that can come with a cup of tea, and plenty of rich stories about the objects on display.A short walk from the N/D stop on 4th avenue. Everyone welcome.”
“Great space where art comes to live. Amazing artist communityNote:get there via car/uber..if you try with subway you'll end up walking on an area that by night might be "meh"”
“wonderful gallery. the owners curate great contemporary artists featuring a wide range of styles. warm, inviting environment and great lighting to see all the work. visit this place!!!”
“What an interesting very eclectic boutique shop, with things sourced from around the world. Unique crystals, scented sensory packages, cloth pieces and more. I will have to say though, the most exotic treasure there is the owner, with her knowledge of the items as well as her essence made my experience at Berlyn 65 worth it. Stop in and do have at least a look around.”
“Got a few things framed and every one of turned out incredible. Way beyond anything I would get on amazon or something. Im especially happy with how my Mission Hill animation cel was handled. Perfectly matted to feature the signature and frame everything up.
Tommy is an absolute joy. Very friendly and incredibly skilled. Its nice to be able to go to a shop thats been around for 40 years and cares so much about craft. He’s very knowledgeable if you need help finding the right frame to match the pieces. Youd be surprised how many options and styles there are.
Cant recommend this shop enough! Good prices too”
“I recently visited the Klompching Gallery for the first time and was impressed by the engaging and kind owners, Debra and Darren. Their love for photography and art shines through. The current exhibit is both relevant and timeless. I highly recommend a visit, whether you're local or making it a day trip to explore Dumbo.”
“Maps are discourse (to paraphrase J.B. Harley), and so any antiquarian or collector aspiring to deal with them in a serious manner need to be both competent and willing to undertake a cognitive effort and engage in curiosity-driven discursive exchanges with other members of the endangered species of knowledgeable map aficionados, the Readers. I was pleased to witness and profit from such competence and eagerness in the Geographicus' team in the seemingly mundane circumstances of acquisition of a couple of Mercator's maps of Eastern Europe. The team's openness to truly novel epistemological challenges presented by the study of the early cartography of the lands of the Rus' and their immediate surroundings (such as, e.g., Livonia) in the context of the XVI-XVIII century confrontation between local political and military hegemons, and their unfeigned curiosity in the subject, laden with topical geopolitical connotations, have won them my respect, which I say as a map collector, a critical Reader of maps and a scholar.
Maps are also objects of trade, and it is a very nontrivial thing to be capable of striking a balance between the two worlds: that of mercantile goals and procedures, and that of knowledge and passion, preventing the former from casting a gloomy shadow onto the latter when a punctual collector-antiquarian relation comes to its natural conclusion: the purchase. My experience with Geographicus is highly satisfactory in this respect, too. And that on all levels of relevance: the material one (the artefacts sold to me are in a very good condition, without any `surprise' defects revealed only upon arrival), the economic one (the team displayed a very professional flexibility during the negotiations) and the logistic one (I have never - literally never - had such a smooth and swift shipment of old maps across the Atlantic).
Bravo, Kevin. Bravo, James. Keep it as it is!”
“A review long overdue. I’ve had a number of things framed at Jubilee, some quite precious. I can report wonderful service, selection and professionalism. They take great pride in their work and I am delighted to support them. Highly recommended.”
“If you're an artist and you need a gallery space to rent out this is great one. Immaculate Vibes too. oh! also they have a backyard if you're into that.”
“Recently, I visited Coney Island with my Dad and had a wonderful time exploring the artistic murals on the walls. The vibrant and eclectic array of artwork added a unique charm to the area, turning a simple stroll into an engaging visual experience.
The murals were not only colorful but also featured a variety of styles and themes, making each one a distinct piece of art. It was great to spend time appreciating the creativity and detail in these public artworks. The murals added a dynamic and cultural touch to our visit, making it a memorable part of our day at Coney Island.”
“Wow, what a find! Stumbled into my neighborhood store and got lost in frame design and conversation with the lovely owner. Really expanded my mind on the art that is framing and thrilled on how our collab elevated my pieces. Highly recommend!”
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“I've been searching for places to explore glass, and I was excited to find a one day workshop at Urban Glass. I was drawn to the flameworking class because of the thoughtful expression of how the instructor, Saint, described the process of working with borosilicate glass in their class.
Truthfully, I was so blown away by it all. Urban Glass has a beautiful community based inclusivity spirit and artist centered focus. The studio was well organized and vast. The staff and technical support team are friendly and helpful.
Saint's class had a wonderful pacing to it for a 6 hour workshop. We got to know all of the participants and connect together in a fun way, had a few informative demos on equipment safety and glass techniques, and then got to creating! Han, another glass artist at Urban Glass assisted the class, and it was really great to be able to explore making marbles, small figurines on our own and also have Saint and Han jump in when we needed a bit of extra hands on help. I felt confident from the demos and my practice time to be able to rent space on my own after.
Our class has stayed in touch since, and I know several of us from the class have been back to the studio since to create. I'm excited to return to explore and learn more!”