The starting point on the agenda was one that we were able to take full advantage of: Paper Source (1) at Chicago and Franklin. Alex wanted to pass right by, but I insisted that we "quickly" pop in. A half hour and $50 worth of paper goods later we were back on our way to stop #2.
Moving down N. Wells Street, our next stop was the Carl Hammer Gallery, specializing in nontraditional art (3) and then Manifesto (4) across the street, which carries some really unique and really expensive furniture pieces. After that we swung by Maya Polska (5), which carries Russian art.
Next up was Luminaire (6), a huge three-story story specializing in contemporary upscale home elements. Architech (7) was across the street and I was SO disappointed that they were closed. They carry architectural art pieces, historic blueprints, lithographs, etc. A perfect (and surely, still unaffordable) place for us to visit. We finished up the Walk at Printworks (8), another great store that sells unique original drawings and other fine works on paper.
Ann it's so nice to find another Rhode Island native blogger....who's not still living in R.I. I love your blog, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Katy! I'm so glad to know people are actually reading it! I didn't know you were blogging too-- love it!
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