Angela King Gallery — Attraction in New Orleans

We visited on 3/2/22. There were only two other patrons at the back of the gallery, and the owner/sales rep? for the gallery. Upon entry, she briefly glanced up at us and then continued intently gazing into her cell phone. Do they not teach you that greeting your customers can increase the likelihood of closing a sale? If busy, the bare minimum etiquette is a brief hello/welcome.

We started browsing for another minute or so, she stares directly at us but still no greeting. We continued browsing another minute or so, and another party entered the store. They were greeted. This continued. You wanna guess what the only difference was between us and all the other patrons that continued to receive warm greetings and assistance after entering the gallery?

Tell me you don’t want my money without telling me. At that point, we stopped browsing and left immediately once we understood her coldness was...

When in New Orleans, I do my best to prioritize a visit to the Angela King Gallery. It is my favorite galley in New Orleans. My favorite sculptor, Woodrow Nash has beautiful pieces throughout the gallery. Realistic is an understatement. The talent that goes into creating the sculptures leaves me awestruck every time. I love the gallery so much. All of the artists chosen are so talented and the staff is so friendly. It is obvious that Klay loves what she does. I'm looking forward to...

If you can only visit one art gallery while in Nola, make it this one. They have the BEST art collection I’ve seen in years! The pieces are so beautiful, so moving and so culturally relevant! Their Woodrow Nash collection almost brought me to tears. And their Mardi Gras Indian costumes are divine! And don’t forget to head upstairs to the second level where there’s even more profound and...