Studio E Gallery, Palm Beach Gardens FL
Address | 4600 PGA Boulevard #101, Palm Beach Gardens, FL, United States | ||||||||||||||
Phone | +1 561-799-3333 | ||||||||||||||
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Website | www.studioegallery.com | ||||||||||||||
Categories | Art Gallery | ||||||||||||||
Rating | 5 3 reviews | ||||||||||||||
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Studio E Gallery reviews
3Best gallery around! Incredible works of art, and Dan and his staff go the extra mile to make sure you are ecstatic about your purchase. Highly recommend!
We’ve turned to Studio E for both wall art as well as glass and bronze sculptures in four different homes. My husband and I love every piece we’ve purchased and highly recommend Ann and her very capable staff.
After eating brunch next door at the Cooper, I wandered in because they were one of the few stores open in PGA Commons on New Years Day. According to their website, they have been in the contemporary art business for over 20 years. I always love to check out art and they had some exceptional paintings, mixed media, sculptures, and glass which all had price tags in the multiple thousands of dollars.
If you want to learn more about the artists they represent, there is an excellent tutorial on their website. My favorite pieces were the intricate glass by David Patchen, a former musician turned glass artist. He attended the glass school founded by Dale Chihuly. Pieces run between 7 and 9 thousand dollars.
I also liked Rick Eggert's "Dynamic Cosmos", a series of fluid shaped glass pieces meant to explore ideas of change, growth, and time. A series of these pieces will set you back $7,500.
The art that brought a smile to my face was by Stephen Hansen. He wanted to get better at painting so he recreated a piece by Rothko. That gave him the idea of incorporating a small papier-mâché man painting masterpieces. My favorite one had the man staring at money as he painted Benjamin Franklin's portrait. These run around $4.000.
This gallery represents 18 artists covering a wide range of medium, style, and taste. As everything was upwards of several thousand dollars, I will need to return to decorate my mansion after I win the lottery. A girl can dream right?