The pictures tell it all. I know I have reviewed this before but for some reason the pictures fell off so I wanted to add them back. I would have to say that service is the number 1 one thing you...
Gallery Forty-Two
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Discover Gallery Forty-Two nestled in the vibrant heart of downtown Indianapolis, an exquisite art gallery and event space housed within the city's oldest commercial building. This distinguished venue showcases an impressive array of works by renowned artists such as Salvador Dali, Fredrick Hart, M.L. Snowden, François Auguste Rodin, Boban, Bill Mack, and many more. Notably, the gallery actively supports Indiana's local art scene through its revolving art exhibitions and monthly 2nd Friday artist receptions, held from 6-9PM. Don't miss the opportunity to mingle with creatives and art enthusiasts at the First Friday afterparty, taking place from 8-11PM.
For those seeking an enchanting setting for their special occasions, Gallery Forty-Two offers a blend of intimacy and elegance that sets the stage for unforgettable events and weddings. Reach out to schedule a personalized tour and delve deeper into the possibilities that this captivating venue has to offer. Let the timeless allure of art and culture infuse your gatherings with sophistication and charm at Gallery Forty-Two.
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High end gallery some very interesting pieces. If you want to look around or are looking for something for you our a gift. Art is of course very subjective ... what one person loves .. another...
I attended an Indy Rainbow Chamber After Hours event at Gallery Forty-Two. The building dates to 1830 and has been loving restored. There are new owners who are just getting into the art and event...
This is my favorite gallery! It's a high-end art gallery with pieces in the tens of thousands of dollars. The owners are wonderful; I've had the pleasure of talking to Nick a few times. Even...
Kinda seemed like someones pricate collection rather than a legitimate art gallery. Very commercial-forward display. Seems more about the hustle than the art. The majority of the pieces and the...
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