Thanks to everyone that voted for us. It’s a great feeling to be rewarded for all of our hard work, and it’s also nice to be able to brag about something special every now and then.

We earned:

Best Art Gallery
Gold - Edifice Gallery

Best Place to Buy Art
Gold - Edifice Gallery

Best Alternative Art Show or Event
Silver - Nocturnal Mockery

Best Place to See Emerging Artists
Silver - Edifice Gallery

Best Artist
Bronze - Richard Arnot

Below is the write-up, that can also be found here.

When Edifice opened in February, it was because Jason Herzog and Richard Arnot, like many artists, felt a niche was missing in the community. Herzog, a portrait fine artist and Web developer, says they (along with former Springs resident Mike Sebastian) wanted to create not only a gallery space, but also an artists’ resource. So they’ve offered Sunday portfolio reviews and one-on-one advice on the ins and outs of publishing, printing and marketing - all free. Arnot, a graffiti and clothing artist, founded the Nocturnal Mockery urban arts series four years ago, giving the duo a ‘good launching pad’ (Herzog’s words), with a wide network of unique local artists who produce some of the most outstanding work around. Gifts start at a few bucks, shirts at around $20, and original art ranges usually from $50 to $500. Clearly, readers have taken note of just how necessary Edifice has already become.

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Thanks to everyone that voted for us. It’s a great feeling to be rewarded for all of our hard work, and it’s also nice to be able to brag about something special every now and then.

We earned:

Best Art Gallery
Gold - Edifice Gallery

Best Place to Buy Art
Gold - Edifice Gallery

Best Alternative Art Show or Event
Silver - Nocturnal Mockery

Best Place to See Emerging Artists
Silver - Edifice Gallery

Best Artist
Bronze - Richard Arnot

Below is the write-up, that can also be found here.

When Edifice opened in February, it was because Jason Herzog and Richard Arnot, like many artists, felt a niche was missing in the community. Herzog, a portrait fine artist and Web developer, says they (along with former Springs resident Mike Sebastian) wanted to create not only a gallery space, but also an artists’ resource. So they’ve offered Sunday portfolio reviews and one-on-one advice on the ins and outs of publishing, printing and marketing - all free. Arnot, a graffiti and clothing artist, founded the Nocturnal Mockery urban arts series four years ago, giving the duo a ‘good launching pad’ (Herzog’s words), with a wide network of unique local artists who produce some of the most outstanding work around. Gifts start at a few bucks, shirts at around $20, and original art ranges usually from $50 to $500. Clearly, readers have taken note of just how necessary Edifice has already become.

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