Opened by Michael Price in 1998, MPG is a contemporary art exhibit and gallery that represents two and three dimensional work. The gallery specializes in emerging artists. The gallery keeps it fresh and rotates art exhibits frequently. Some gallary artists have won acclaim and awards.

The place to go (wait, the only place to go) for tribal clothing, blankets, among other things. This is a unique store, very "granola" in nature.

Rainbow-striped signs on the end of Newbury appropriately mark out this treasure-trove of paints in any and all colors, from quinacridone magenta to viridian green. House paint (tubes of art paint $2-35) fills the 1st floor, the store's specialty of fine art supplies (including oils, brushes, canvases, and pens) adorns the 2nd, and the 3rd floor is a non-profit space for local artists to exibit their work. Daily discounts of 20-50% make Johnson very reasonably-priced. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.
Johnson Aritist Materials is an limited art store and paint shop. The shop carries a variety of paints, and have a knowledgable staff (though one might have to hunt one down on the upper level). Hours: Weekdays 7:00 am - 5:30 pm Saturday 8:30 am - 1:00 pm

William St. George grew up in Brockton, saving every penny and dime to afford riding lessons. His love of horses grew, which can be seen incorporated in most of his paintings (that run a heafty $1,200 - $8,000). Other than horse, St. George concentrates on landscapes, seascapes, and cityscapes. Hours are: Tuesday - Thursdays: 10am - 6pm Wednesday - Fridays: 10am - 9pm Saturdays: 10am -6pm Sundays: 1pm - 6pm

Rub elbows with some of the finest art in Boston. (don't really rub your elbow if you're not expecting weird looks). For six long generations, Vose Galleries has been selling fine art to lovers of realism, and recently, contemporary. The store also does appraisals.

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