RedSky Gallery

This is a great gallery that is open to everyone with a wide range of price points and gorgeous art. The people there are so warm and helpful without ever being intrusive.
Tonight they had a demonstration by one of their artists and it was the best demo I have ever attended.

This isn’t for serious art collectors, more like couch art. This is a retail art gallery for decorations.

I really liked this space. The entrance is open, high & airy & bright & beautifully filled with superb light-​catching pieces. There are a lot of retail pieces you could probably find elsewhere, but there are plenty of original pieces to please your eyes. The organization to this store leads you around in a cohesive way & things are placed & spaced in a way to minimize over-​crowding and to draw the eye and invite purchase. There are many different styles and sensibilities and a great place to find that special gift or treasure for your own home. Staff was non-​existent or at least I figured someone was there, but I never was greeted or acknowledged. I’m ok with that, though. I like to peruse without being shadowed anyway.

MOVED!
This was a Cool Art showplace, Three stories and a Basement, though I love the Modern look and high ceilings of the new Location on Elizabeth! New Location is also easier to park!
I do not mind if someone (who ever does that kind of thing with Unilocal) removes my review and this listing. I’m writing the review in case someone from out-​of-​town or local, does not waste their time looking for this Gallery that is no longer there!

I stopped in here to kill some time before a Unilocal event at Strike City.
This is a small gallery where everything is displayed in a circular shape around the desk. There’s a of art of different mediums — glass, paper, water color, metal, jewelry, and so much more.
What impressed me the most is the glass works. A huge blue bowl at a price well beyond my limit and a colorful vase.
If I had more time I would have spent money here but I was locked in right before closing. But all the cool stuff gives me reason to come back.

A more abbreviated take on the traditional art gallery, this particular Red Sky Gallery represents ¼ of the retail in EpiCentre. Yup, ¼. For those who may be lacking in math skills, that means that there are only three other shops in this monstrosity — and I’m counting CVS in the mix. Therefore, it’s only fitting that the gallery has made some adjustments in what they display and offer.
If you’re looking for: a beautiful piece of art, a funky gift or a piece of pretty jewelry, you’ll find that here. You won’t find walls and walls of 10 pieces per artist, as it’s not really the market here. The pieces I did see were interesting, modern and beautiful. Yet, I spent more time chatting with the very friendly staff, smelling the Voluspa candles and perusing the jewelry.
Red Sky is a nice addition to EpiCentre, although if you’re looking strictly for art, you may be better served visiting their Elizabeth location instead.