Art Galleries in Bethesda, MD
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5 locations found near Bethesda
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4931 Cordell Ave, Bethesda MD 20814
“I'm with North South Art Transfer. We transport art for this business and have worked with them for over 20 years. Margot, the owner, has an uncanny ability to aquire beautifully rare works of art. If eye candy is what you're after, this should be your 1st stop.”
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4936 Hampden Lane, Bethesda MD 20814
“I recently bought a print and wanted to find the perfect frame to complement it. A friend highly recommended McGee's Gallery—specifically telling me to ask for Pumi because of her incredible eye for design. I am thrilled to say the entire experience was nothing short of exquisite. Pumi didn't just help me pick out a nice frame; she managed to elevate the print into a true work of art. While McGee’s is not a budget shop, you absolutely get what you pay for. They don't just sell frames—they create art. If you are looking for top-tier quality, unmatched customer service, and absolute satisfaction, look no further. This is your destination.”
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7906 Old Georgetown Road, Bethesda MD 20814
“This shop is my go to for professional and muesem quality frames. Major is a gem to work with and has amazing taste when it comes to choosing the perfect frame. The master framers are amazing to work with and quick with the turnaround times. The shop is like walking through history and is a special place. I use them for both personal projects as well as for my professional projects. 10/10.”
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7700 Wisconsin Avenue East, Bethesda MD 20814
“Gallery B is a fantastic venue for all kinds of art. With excellent lighting, generous wall space, and beautiful windows, it offers an inviting setting for both artists and visitors. Highly recommended.”
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4600 East-West Highway Suite 102, Bethesda MD 20814
“We would like to express our gratitude to Waverly Street Gallery for curating such a remarkable exhibition. Their commitment to showcasing diverse voices and perspectives within the art community is commendable.”
