Little free art gallery

This summer we are highlighting some of our awesome creative neighbors. This week we feature the Free Little Art Gallery NoHo.

At artist Stacy Milrany’s Little Free Art Gallery on Queen Anne, anyone can leave a work of art and anyone can take a piece home — the only rule is...

This is not your average art gallery. Something special is brewing over in Lake Worth Beach. 'Free Little Art Galleries' also known as FLAGsare mini pop-up art installations, a form of a "give-and-take" community project. Here, you are allowed to take a painting and if you like, leave a painting or artwork of your own. The cost you say? Well it's free!

A close cousin of Little Free Libraries, these galleries display community-sourced artworks you can hold in your hand.

'I’ve had art from a 4-year-old and art from an 84-year-old. This gallery has been a blessing for people of all ages. It’s not like you have to have a degree in art to display your art. Everyone is welcomed.'

Blaire Flynn opens the doors of a cabinet installed on the side of a Durham Street building, and picks up a small multicoloured crescent moon sculpted out of plasticine. “This wasn't here yesterday,” she exclaims.