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“Atthended the hot glass blowout class on March 8, and thoroughly enjoyed it. The instructors, Beyvan and Anna, were super informative and taught us so much. The class and the teachers exceedednmy expectations! I will be back.”
“What a fun and intriguing place to visit! Was able to schedule and get in the next day and they even let me take photos for my photography class. Such a sweet woman who was so knowledgeable on everything there. Loved getting to see something so unique and had a blast! Photos are from my iPhone not camera. Thanks again for the great experience!”
“Always helpful in finding exactly the right framing material to make every picture perfect. Very reasonably priced (especially over craft stores with low quality and high prices) and the craftsmanship is always perfect. A++++”
“A beautifully morbid collection of items. There's high priced items for collectors, smaller items for gifts or souvenirs, and an interesting display of things not for sale. As an out of state visitor, it was worth the time to visit. I hope to come back one day!”
“I stopped in randomly making my way through The Strip District a few months ago. After looking at his work, I felt I had found the right person to make the urn for my father's remains. My father died 7 years ago, so you can imagine I've been looking for a while. He was kind and respectful, and our whole encounter, he was honest about what he could and couldn't do.He reached out when it was completed, but I was in the middle of a bunch of different crises. He held it for over a month, waiting for me to be able to get there without ever pressuring me. I finally picked it up today. It is exactly what I wanted simple but one of a kind.”
“Despite the bright panels on the outside, Irma Freeman Center for the Imagination is in many ways a blink-and-you'll-miss-it kind of place. Even after having been past it on foot several times, I often had fairly little idea what it was. My first impression was that it might be a community center for disabled or destitute youths, and therefore somewhere that serves a valuable cultural function but in which I have no place. I was very incorrect in this assumption, as I found out later. One day, while the doors were open, I walked in. I was treated to a private, minimalistic indie gallery featuring work by local artists. At the time, the exhibit focused principally on abandoned sites in the Pittsburgh area, with photographs giving an eerie portrait of the region's history. It was as though the photographers were archaeologists documenting recent times that have fallen into obscurity and ruin. This is of course not the only exhibit: Irma Freeman's collections, ever changing, deal with a number of different artists and themes. Gift shop at the front door and opening night receptions every First Friday of the month. Strongly recommend!”
“Amazing energy and such cool art! The artists are all so kind and willing to put the work in to make something you love! LOVE how each artist has a different style. 10/10 would recommend to ANYONE! (Also super fair pricing)”
“I love small art places. No complaints here. Well done small gallery with high quality retail space and add in an activity - yes, please. Wish I lived closer, so I could take a class. Or visit late afternoon and walk next door to Hopfarm Brewery. Now there's a winning pair!”
“Excellent experience with Nicole @ BoxHeart Gallery! We ordered a painting to be shipped to NC. Her communication was excellent (and friendly). We received our painting quickly and it was well-packaged, and we couldn't be happier with the entire experience.”
“This place has been around for a long time, and it just continues to get better with age. Four years ago I respected their offerings but couldn't find anything that suited me. Two years ago a vintage bracelet 'jumped' off the shelf at me. Today, I couldn't make a choice between all the things that appealed to me. The store was bustling. Good vibes. I worked with Evan who was more than a salesman: A curator. This place is next level.”
“A fantastic gallery! Each artist is thoughtfully selected and their artwork carefully curated. The pieces are always well hung and lit. Jeff is incredibly talented when it comes to displaying two or more artists together in a creative way that always works well. And the openings…I never miss them. Much like his success in displaying multiple artists, Jeff’s openings bring together a wonderful group of art enthusiasts and again, it always works. Every opening I leave with a new friend or connection and always having had a great time. Don’t pass up this gem!”
“Thoughtfully curated gallery in Regent Square. Their exhibitions are always beautifully hung and worth a visit each time they change. Make sure to sign up for the newsletter to stay updated for their auctions and upcoming openings of new shows. Pro tip. Alison does a fantastic job with art appraisals and they even have a frame shop in house! Hands down my favorite gallery in Pittsburgh.”
“Hiroaki Umeda's performance was breathtaking and highly thought provoking, the space was intimate. I'm looking forward to returning to see the follow on installation, very highly recommend.”
“Ketchup City is such a wonderful gallery space! We hosted a group exhibition there and Nanci made sure we had everything we needed to have a successful exhibition. I have loved all the exhibitions I have seen here so far and can’t wait to see more!”
10AM - 8PM
5001 Penn Ave, Pittsburgh
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“Jason is such a cool guy and stellar tattoo artist! I found him after searching for someone who I could feel confident about their line work and ability to punch in color. I had never been inked and went in terrified. Yep, I found myself hyperventilating but I sat for the process because I knew the finished product would be something worth the pain (I’m a weenie, Jason isn’t heavy handed or anything). Also, to anyone with melanated and darker complexions, I can attest that Jason produces legible and beautifully saturated works. Thank you again, Artisan!”
“Very insightful exhibits. I recently attended the one that showcased local Pittsburgh artists and was completely lost in the different works. Plus, occasionally there are even baked goods!I highly recommend you check it out and see what's on display!”
“If you're a huge admirer of contemporary art then this is the place to go. Edward Eberle is a well-known and highly respected ceramicist in the 21st century. His work is very refined and in tune with geometrical pattern in relationship to nature. You will feel in zen when you look at his work. I highly recommend this place when you're in Pittsburgh!”
“I've been taking a pottery class there and I love it! We're in a small group, we are fairly free to do what we want and our teacher is here to help, answer questions and show us the way.”
“I have been coming to this store with my family for years and they have the best Pittsburgh-related gifts and high quality gemstones. One of my top favorite stores in the Strip District. I love Art of Steel!”
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“Honestly, this was one of the best kinds of experiences best seen in person and not through a picture. Through the entire walk through, there are no dull spots. Everywhere you look has a bright, colorful creation. I'd love to come back and see new creations added in the future! I would also love to experience this at different times of day and different seasons and see how different the art reflects! Hands down a favorite place to visit.”