While in the area for a small vacation we happened upon this art gallery.The owner was very friendly. The space while small had some very nice pieces. I especially like the Salvador Dali 3-D view wall hangings.

Visited this weekend from NYC and while the work was cool and the gallery professional, the gallerist was condescending in my brief interaction with her. I am a pretty easygoing person but it was enough to make me leave quickly thereafter. In the moment, I was surprised by this but I see a similar review on here. Wonder if it was the same person. They should train their gallerists to be friendly and welcoming to all visitors. I run a gallery/art space and treat everyone walking through the door with respect. I went to the Jazz Forum later that night and thankfully, Tarrytown redeemed itself.

I probably wont go here again to be honest. I went in last night I saw a preview of the artwork from the street. Not going to lie it was amazing work. After gazing around the gallery I saw a painting that I wanted more information on. When I wrote my name in a book to inquire about a certain arist who did a painting the lady at the front desk said thank god someone has worse handwriting than me. I said excuse me and she kept repeatedly asking me about the words I was trying to spell mocking me. I didnt expect to get a handwriting critique from a receptionist. I myself work in customer service and if she had trouble reading what I wrote that definitely was not an appropriate approach to the situation. Hope everyone else has a better experience.

Nice art for sale love it.

Dont be shy, go in and look!