Revolution Art Gallery

I love this darling little shop — which has an amazing quantity of locally made items tastefully displayed. I am friends with the owner (Laura) and am very impressed at how well she has grown this business since she took ownership. As an artist, I really appreciate others who are successfully striving to support local arts (and local artists!). Laura has poured a ton of heart and love into her gallery, and it shows! Full disclosure: I do occasionally have a few of my cards in there for sale too — at least for Christmas.

This is an awesome not so small art gallery in gilman village. Lots of local arts and crafts of all kinds. This is a perfect stop to purchase gifts for Christmas or birthdays for a lady in your life who is into that sort of thing. It feels good to support local artists and I like that I can buy a painting on canvas here that is inexpensive and yet I feel like an art collector! I love the mini painted canvases too. They also have hand knitted goods, cards, crystals, wind chimes, and jewelry. It is worth checking out upstairs because there is also a lot of furniture and art to be seen as well. The staff here are artists that are featured in the store. If you’re visiting from out of state, need a gift for someone who loves the Pacific Northwest, or want to buy local, this is the place. They even have paintings and other themed gifts featuring issaquah.

I love this spot. Unique art, gifts, local items and well crafted pieces. Paintings, cards, jewelry, garden items, clocks, small furniture, and more. The prices are surprisingly good, and the owner (I assume she’s the owner) is very friendly and welcoming. I always find things I like here!

This place is under new management! Laura Scheuffele, a local artist, purchased it in February and the place looks amazing. We went on Saturday and the selection of local artist pieces (from glass/​jewelry/​canvas/​sketch) was absolutely amazing.
They have created a boutique of local artists that is worth wandering around even if not to buy (although I would encourage it!). We bought some spoon-​art bracelets and handmade birdhouses. The owner was there and told us the inventory is constantly changing and they encourage the contributing artists to continue to be creative and bring in new things. I love supporting local artists — this place makes it really accessible. Plus the staff is friendly, willing to answer questions about pieces and give you insights on the artists that created it.

Used to be my favorite place where local artists created wonderful interesting art. However, new owner kicked out all the recycled art artists! This is very unfortunate thing. It used to be artsy cool fun place and now it’s more like a luxury and commercial art without the touch of the soul.
New owner is very picky and doesn’t let much artists in unless «she» likes it. However, people are all different and what she may not like might be very well liked by others.