Art Galleries in Lenox, MA
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8 locations found near Lenox
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65 Church Street, Lenox MA 01240
“Amazing place, beautiful art and gift. Lots of selection well laid out and thoughtfully selected. The owners are incredibly warm, kind, and helpful. They host community events at the store from time to time, and they’re great! Can’t wait to go again and pick up some more treasures.”
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27 Church Street Suite 102, Lenox MA 01240
“One of the most delightful and thought provoking modern art galleries I've ever been to! Don't let it's size fool you, this gallery is filled with a plethora of fascinating and high quality art! The artists chosen for display are so overwhelmingly talented, and the staff is always so engaged, knowledgeable, and excited to give you detailed information about the artists and their craft! I enjoyed such fascinating sculpture works of bronze casting, indescribable forms of cut glass, and mixed media that was both inspiring and captivating!”
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80 Main St Rear Building, Lenox MA 01240
“Sienna has personally curated jewelry to go with dresses I wear to special events. She has an astonishing eye and I just love the process of working with her! And her jewlery is singular---one of a kind.”
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21 Church St, Lenox MA 01240
“What a beautiful gallery filled with luscious cashmere scarves, exquisite jewelry, fantastic pottery & inspiring paintings. Stephane was lovely & engaging! I invested in a gorgeous scarf that I know I will love forever.”
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4 Housatonic Street, Lenox MA 01240
“love that gorgeous Italian, wide, lovely green leather belt I bought last weekend. Apologizing for my stupid travel companion (never again) you lectured you about vegan leather even though she is a vegetarian. When you showed her your leather handbags she says she only buys 2nd hand. Never shopping with the b ever again. Embarrassing. So sorry. You were wonderful.”
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36 Pittsfield Road # 3, Lenox MA 01240
“Oh my - you must stop and take this place in. A real spiritual gem in the Berkshires. I understand they will be moving soon so do yourself a favor, visit now and find out where they will open in the future.”
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69 Church Street, Lenox MA 01240
“I see now that I was saving my first Google review until I found a business that was consistently both unique and exceptional. Now that I’ve spent more than three years enjoying all this multi layered gallery has to offer, my search is over. I’m one of those people who has been obsessed with taking pictures and enjoying photographs since I was ten. From flash bulbs to Polaroids and Kodachrome to digital images, I was hooked. So, when I found the Sohn Fine Art Gallery with Cassandra Sohn and John Clarke in Lenox, Ma., I was surprised and delighted. I believe this is a place where the owner’s passion for photography has been developed, expanded and expressed to include the gamut of fine art photography. I’ve been fortunate enough to have bought some framed limited edition prints that I love, have had my own pictures edited into photographs, printed and framed, and have had hours of wonderful conversation about photography. There is a warm, relaxed, sophisticated energy that involves you as you walk in the door. My first visit found a remarkable show of extraordinary male nudes. In a town like Lenox, it was an unexpectedly fun experience. While consequently ending my relationship with full length mirrors, the show’s courage blew me away. Since then, I’ve been provoked, educated, amazed, amused and calmed by Cassandra’s thoughtfully curated eclectic exhibitions of both local and internationally known photographers. Cassandra has provided a safe haven and a beautiful showcase for her own, John’s and many other excellent imaginative fine art photographers as well as a place where my images are treated with the utmost care and concern while they work to bring out the best possible photograph before John exercises his jewel of a talent for turning them into rich exciting prints. I can heartily recommend this business to anyone who enjoys photography or who thinks they may like to learn. Keep up the great work, Walter J. Vandervoort”
