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The next best thing to fulfilling his fantasy of dating Margot Tenenbaum? A Not a Gallery print for his blank walls inspired by the fictitious bohemian family.    Read more...

This SoHo-based non-gallery actually sent us a sample of their digital paintings, which are glazed with a textured varnish and mounted on a frame made of FSC-certified solid birch wood. It's a very high-quality mount, and prices start around $200 for limited editions.       Read more...

We told you about Not A Gallery.com back in July, and our crush still hasn't faded. If anything, it might be turning into l-o-v-e with their newest series of affordable art—Plaids Please! Not too pricey ($249-699) but not generic—each piece is a limited-edition of 125—that will update any room the second it hits the wall.    Read more...

The artwork of Justin Belmont and his unique concept for an exhibition space, Not a Gallery (notagallery.com), is proving popular with the summer Hamptons crowd. The premise is simple: create fun works of art, keep them affordable and make them available to anyone who wants one.    Read more...

A nifty art concept has popped up over at the soon-to-be Bulls Head Inn in Bridgehampton. The gallery is called NOT A GALLERY because—yup, you guessed it!—it's not really your typical art purveyor. The space offers lots of ready-to-enjoy modern pieces that range from $249 to $699.    Read more...

Justin Belmont, a 27 -year-old digital artist has a mission: To prove that original art can be exciting and contemporary without being expensive... Take a look at his collection on the website and place an order so you can see for yourself how great and original his work can look in your own home!    Read more...

Not a Gallery in Bridgehampton and the Hamburg Kennedy Gallery in Southampton have established seasonal "salons" catering to the somewhat finicky and unpredictable local art market.

Subway Roll Signs: Might you care for some subway art? Bold and graphic, these prints are based on old signs found in a Brooklyn antiques store. Price varies according to size and each sign has a limited edition of 125.    Read more...

When decorating on a budget, it can be tough to find focal art without breaking the bank. Of course mass-produced posters and silk screens ubiquitous at West Elms and Crate and Barrels are always an option, but, design-wise, they're usually the equivalent of an Ambien pill. For those seeking some recession-friendly alternatives check out NotAGallery.com, a brand new website offering limited-edition decorative art and silk screens hand-made entirely for you.    Read more...

Revolutionary New Art Gallery - Not a Gallery. It is like haute couture for your home, at ready to wear prices, AND you can order online! Gallery owner, and digital artist, Justin Belmont has turned the traditional art gallery concept on its head... Get what Justin calls “wall power”, with these inexpensive, yet museum quality pieces. Even just one of his artworks would immediately create a focal point in a drab room.    Read more...

New Kids on The Block: NotAGallery.com, the online store for affordable contemporary art, has opened an eclectic pop-up space at the historic Bulls Head Barn, the old barn at the back of the Bull's Head Inn.    Read more...

If, when you think of the art world, the words pompous, inaccessible or exorbitant come to mind, then we’ve got the venture for you. For those who want their art’s merit to be instantly apparent rather than hidden through layers of unaesthetic pretense, there’s NOT A GALLERY: a company that churns out crowd-pleasing contemporary art for the masses.    Read more...

Affordable art that can act as a room's focal point and doesn't give off a cheap generic mass-produced vibe is nearly impossible to find. However New York based artist Justin Belmont is on a crusade to change all that with the creation of Not a Gallery. The website is the art lover and frugal decorator's dream come true, marrying exciting large scale art pieces with price tags most can afford.    Read more...

The same craftwork can be seen in the graphic art of Justin Belmont, who's taking a Pythonesque joy in culling familiar images from every imaginable source and turning them into entirely new compositions. . . Belmont has popped onto the scene with a fresh perspective and a wicked sense of fun.    Read more...

While traditional galleries fill their walls with pieces worth thousands upon thousands of dollars all with hidden agendas and deeper meanings, NOT A GALLERY produces contemporary art priced from $249 to $699, with no ulterior motives or political agendas, but just for the fact of making something beautiful.    Read more...

Justin Belmont has combined his eye for fine art and design trends with his graphic design expertise to create a new approach to artwork... Electronically printed to whatever size you choose, then mounted on a 2” wooden board and then glazed with an archival quality technique that will preserve the art for two hundred years!    Read more...

I was browsing the Internet today and came across a New York City digital artist named Justin Belmont. He created Not A Gallery, that makes wholesome works of art using current imaging and printing technologies. There’s lots of color, hand-painted texture and volume that has two inch deep birch wood mounting. Every image is available in five different sizes and they’re priced “by the inch”.    Read more...

Not A Gallery: Walk the splatter-painted floors of the e-art-dealer's pop-up, perusing a selection of contemporary, hand painted works depicting everything from surfers, to 19th century NYC maps, to pop portraits of historical figures including a purple George Washington.    Read more...