From the merchant: Fine art painting by international artist Andrea de Kerpely-Zak featured at Gallery Andrea artandrea.com
From the merchant: Experts in healing art pieces and healing art programs. Our pieces will be a great match for your unique space.
All-female staff that includes a former Playboy model directs boudoir photo shoots that aim to make women feel confident and empowered
Fresh-cut roses from flower shop with more than 34 years of experience at Lush Bouquet Flowers Downtown Phoenix
Fresh-cut roses from flower shop with more than 34 years of experience at Lush Bouquet Flowers Downtown Phoenix
Boudoir photo session for women of all sizes yields champagne, chocolates, online gallery, 8”x10” print, and print credit
From the merchant: Full service photography - Specializing in engagements, weddings, events, families, seniors and corporate headshots
A psychic uses techniques such as tarot card or aura readings to help her clients reach important personal goals and achieve inner harmony
Psychic consultant helps the clients to overcome problems in their love life and to find ways to live a happier life
A psychic specializing in love, marriage, health and happiness uses palm and love readings to provide insight in certain aspects of life.
Customers enjoy various coffees and teas in an upscale, artistic setting
Join Young Art’s most amazing summer camp yet as instructors empower students with inspiring & enriching creative & STEM activities!
Turn beloved photos into wall hangings; each photo is printed on archival-quality canvas using true-to-life HP Latex inks
From the merchant: I offer love readings and coaching
Preserve your favorite family pictures in color on lightweight sheets of metal that resist fading, peeling, and water damage
Professional photographer stages scenes and captures them with a digital camera, creating memorable keepsakes
Designs on a white canvas textured with intricate patterns to be personalized with color
Kid’s chart hangs from the wall measures their growth on the wall with a custom name and choice of design
Gallery wrapped photo print memorializes beloved memories in lasting, durable metal
Over the phone, a psychic consultant helps clients overcome problems in their life and to find ways to live a happier life
Students set up a temporary atelier at home and unleash their creativity during an online painting class led by a professional instructor
State license plates customizable with any set of letters or characters and mounted on a stained wood state cutout
Create hand-stretched canvas prints of treasured memories, such as a wedding, engagement, or birthday party
Sports photo displays customizable with any photo along with a set of characters and mounted on a wood cutout
Favorite photos can become home decor pieces by printing them onto gallery-wrapped canvas using fade-resistant inks
Turn cellphone pics or favorite Facebook shots into attractive canvas prints, ideal for hanging in hallways, bedrooms, or over your sofa
After touring the distillery, located in Historic Fire Station No. 1 in Old Town Peoria, sample gin, vodka, moonshine, and other spirits
Cultural center brings Irish history to life with a variety of exhibitions and docent-led tours
Players set out on scavenger hunt walking tour challenge through city answering questions and performing family-friendly tasks
Performing silly tasks and hunting for checkpoints around the city, digital walking tour brings adventure and family-friendly fun
Groupon Guide
Five Galleries Where Art Thrives in Atlanta
Atlanta isn’t exactly known for its art scene. Sure, there’s the world-famous High Museum, but even locals can have a hard time figuring out where to go beyond that. That’s a shame, because it’s in the small, local galleries where Atlanta’s art scene truly shines.
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This Art Gallery Is the Opposite of Pretentious
The owners of Paperish Mess just want to make art accessible to their Ukrainian Village neighbors—and maybe grab a beer with an outgoing artist or two.
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"Esprit de Corps" Highlights Therapeutic Art at the National Veterans Art Museum
Much of the artwork on display in the National Veterans Art Museum’s exhibit Esprit de Corps feels incomplete. That’s not to say that a piece like Benjamin Suarez’s dark Self Portrait - The Vietnam Vet is merely a work in progress. Rather, it’s to acknowledge the raw, unsettled sense of urgency engendered by a work like Suarez’s, which the artist returned to time and time again between 1974 and 1989. Elsewhere in the gallery, Jerry Frech’s four Iraq war journals exhibit a similarly unpolished aesthetic. The partial sketches from his soldier days are overlaid with notes the MFA student scrawled in bright-red ink just months ago.
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