Subspace Art

Subspace Art is a hidden gem, and when I say «hidden» I’m really not kidding. It’s not even really an enclosed space for the most part, it’s more of a hallway if that makes any sense? It’s a little shopping center, although I use that term loosely, and while you’re walking through it you’ll notice art on the walls which means you’re officially at Subspace Art!
Who says you have to have a standard gallery space to put up good art? Certainly not me, I love the place, I cut through this building regularly just to scope out the art. I’ve stopped by a few gallery shows too, had some food, some wine, and I’m always impressed with what Subspace has to offer. The art collections are all over the place; the topics, the media, the message, it’s always changing.
Definitely not your run of the mill gallery but definitely worth a look. If you find yourself in the area check it out yo, why not?

I went to the opening of this art gallery, and the crowd was hip and the art eye-​catching. The space was pretty small, just one room with no more than a few dozen paintings on display. I’m not sure that I loved all of the art. I liked a series of paintings of colorful guitars, as well as a gorgeous close-​up portrait of Marilyn Monroe. I also enjoyed live painting by one of the artists represented by SubSpace.
Some of the pieces, though, were a bit ridiculous. A few of them had price tags that shocked the conscience, and a few were just silly. My favorite of these was called something along the lines of «Three Adulterous Ex-​Wives Have Dinner,» and it depicted three cleavage-​baring women chowing down on their ex-​husbands’ heart meat. The one in the middle had a black widow pendant on her neck.
In any case, the gallery is worth checking out. I can’t vouch for the artistic weight of every piece, but SubSpace is kind of fun anyway.