Where do you buy wall art/prints?

[sonrisa]

We tend to get things from fairs, like others on here. I already know which artist we’ll be going back to to find a piece at the next town’s art festival next month.

Our town library and town hall always have exhibits up with local art on different themes - they rotate every month or two. Usually everything is for sale (unless it’s annual exhibit from the middle school).

[cheeseplease]

Juniper Print Shop has so many types of art that you can buy in MANY sizes, but the best is if you want to fill a large wall, you can buy a print that fits in the very large Ikea frame (forget the name of it). You can look at their Instagram for examples. I just went and looked at the website and they are having a 25% off sale for labor day.

I have bought from there, vintage and thrifting is a fave, mass market stuff at Amazon, Target, Home Goods. I love maps so have a very large topography map of the US that I framed with a frame I made. I love mirrors and consider them art as well.

[notsopicky]

Another vote for local art fairs. A big group of my family went to Asheville this summer, and we went to a couple of local artists spots. We saw some amazing pieces and now have a bunch of new artists to follow.

My favorite thing to do is to buy prints of artists' pricey work (because that's all I can afford) and frame them. That way I can enjoy their work in a way that my budget can provide.

[sandandsea]

I just kept my eyes open and found stuff along the way. I’ve gotten stuff from Amazon, Etsy, Ross, z galleries, pier 1, street vendors during travels, and other random places.

[redheadbaker]

I got one at a local arts festival.

I bought some digital photo files from Etsy (sold specifically to be printed) and had them printed through MPix.

Most of our wall decor is family photos, though.