R. Alexander Fine Art

I’m new to the art gallery scene, but I appreciated this gallery. I met a friend there around 1 ish on a Saturday and we were the only two in the gallery for the entire stroll through.
I found out about the gallery through an email Unilocal sent advertising one of their showcases on figures. I’m honestly not sure how to review the gallery, but I liked everything that I saw. I had no complaints. The art speaks for itself and the set up was nicely proportioned. I would return.

This particular location is new, but the gallery itself has been around for about 20 years. Since we were the only visitors here, we received the VIP tour and all of this nice gentleman’s attention. :) Even though he was assisting in the garden, he popped in and out occasionally to see if we had questions and to give us a mini history of the piece we were viewing at the moment. He was VERY knowledgeable as he can spout out the origin of the artwork and artist’s mini bio by memory.
The artwork came all over: Spain, Russia, Italy, etc. There were water colored and oil paintings, sculptures, to even a few black light paintings. Yes, black light. When viewed under the black light, these piece will awe you. There will be a garden coming soon since it is a work in progress when we visited here this past Sat. From the plant’s labels, there will be a variety of plant species. Although small and right in front of the gallery, you can sit and enjoy the sun’s warmth and take in the nature’s beauty.
Even though this was a small gallery, it took about an hour to an hour and a half to fully enjoy the artwork and get the history of some of the pieces. And though I was here for the Motion and Light exhibit, I enjoyed the whole gallery and the guidance from the gentleman. I can’t wait for the garden to be complete and for the warmer weather to arrive. Admissions to this place is totally free btw. And sometimes the artist will visit and meet and greet events are organized here as well.