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July 2022 by John Warner
The best art gallery in downtown Greenville.
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November 2021 by leia wyatt
some amazing artists are showcased here and the staff is one of the friendliest I've ever seen, the man named Pat (I think) showed us around and was very outgoing
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May 2021 by Jonathan Wall
Love the art here. Found this piece for an amazing price and something about that red hot hair balloon makes me fall in love each time I see it.
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March 2020 by Ryan Scott
They have no phone manners, the rudest person I have ever spoken to in my life!
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November 2019 by Shannon Byrd
Beautiful art and wonderful staff ☺
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August 2019 by Shannon Eller
Beautiful art and wonderful staff ☺
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January 2019 by olga sosa
Great place! We love visiting & seeing the wonderful art pieces.
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December 2018 by Ce Ce Cox
Local artist are exceptional.
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November 2018 by LVA
Awesome, yet.. I can't afford being part of this guild.
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November 2018 by Cam Lusk
Wonderful gallery with wonderful artists.
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August 2018 by Rebecca Howard
Welcoming atmosphere. Wide range of different media, artists, and styles. Great place to support local art and artists.
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May 2018 by Don McCaffrey
Ms. Gerri Green, whom I've known for years is a very talented and dynamic artist. Well done Gerri.......
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May 2018 by Laura Amezquita
Awesome, yet.. I can't afford being part of this guild.
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January 2018 by Nick Wilson
Beautiful art and beautiful people, everyone was so nice and we got to take our Chihuahua's in with us. Loved it and we will be back to buy art for ourselves and our clients
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August 2017 by Kim A.
Nice collection of art of all types - you could definitely find a few things here! Most of the original art was way out of my price range, but there were several mixed media pieces under $100 - I bought two! The lowest price I saw for an original was $40. And of course there's plenty of prints to be had for reasonable, but even the budget-conscious art collector prefers to buy originals whenever possible. OF NOTE: I forget the name of the artist, but there's several "shattered glass" pieces that are simply stunning. It looks like a broken glass pane that's been sandwiched between two whole panes of glass - glass is colored to resemble abstract landscapes - & the whole is framed in what looks like a sturdy homemade wooden frame. The effect is a "sparkly impressionism" that changes with the light as you move. Just breathtaking. ALSO OF NOTE: There's another artist in the small room who does silky smooth, slightly blurry, impressionistic landscape paintings in low light with a reflected water feature that are very impressive. They "glow"! (In a manner of speaking.) Personally, I was infatuated with the work of the two ladies doing mostly mixed media - the subject matter is a touch more feminine & of course we tend to like bright colors! There was also an African American artist - also a musician, I'm told - who does some interesting primitive/tribal type work, but I didn't see anything I could afford. (Artists should do work in all price ranges in order to consistently sell, imo.) Nice little gallery & the artist/proprietors are friendly & willing to answer questions. And this is where I was informed by such that there are 2 million tourists who came to Greenville this weekend specifically in order to see the solar eclipse (on Monday) & so that's why Greenville is "hopping" on a Sunday.
