Renee George Gallery

Hate to be a pill, but simple, common courtesy seems to be a lost art.
My sweetie & I had just spent a wonderful evening at FABO (Fabulous Art Buying Opportunity) & as we were driving away caught sight of the artwork at this gallery across the street.
We parked, figured out which gallery it was and walked in. We weren’t dressed to impress, but we weren’t schlumps, either.
There were several people in there & evidently they were showing a new client (Pam Murphy) so we tried to make eye contact to be polite and make sure we weren’t crashing a private showing event.
Well, let me just say that if I were to have any sort of event or showing I would make sure there was someone near the entrance to at least be willing to offer a «hello, can I help you, let me tell you about our event» or an «Excuse me, this is a private event this evening, please come back tomorrow».
Nah, nothing of the sort. So, we strolled, & looked & decided that if the gallery staff or whomever couldn’t be bothered with a simple greeting or turn away, then we probably wouldn’t be interested in buying from them.
I am reminded of a scene from «Pretty Woman» — you know the one.

Never having visited an big cities (and little desire to do so) I think this is a unique lay out, set up for a gallery — In fact I think it is perfect!!! I was there at 9:00pm last night and at 9:50am today (of course they were not open (they have very limited hours) yet I could still see all the Art work because this Gallery is a series of walls with an almost all glass front so anyone walking by (going to Nolen Kitchen) can see the Artwork! The Art featured is usually modern, abstract, painting and sculpture! I’ve only entered the gallery two or three times… I couldn’t say how many times I have admired the work from outside — Great Concept!