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This Week at Remnant Framing

This week at Remnant Framing, we’ve been immersed in the rich tapestry of art, music, and connection that defines life at Lowe Mill. Visitors have been captivated by Elizabet Castro’s vibrant collection, which continues to draw interest from local collectors. Thursday night brought a memorable chili cook-off and concert at Vertical House, sponsored by Yellowhammer Brewing, with incredible performances by Josh & The G.M.O.S. and Evrythng Is Wrng.

Looking ahead, January’s Winter exhibit promises to be a stunning exploration of the season’s contrasts—crashing winter waves, serene snowy mountains, and the warm glow of candlelight. Don’t miss Chris Wade’s Falling Through Space, on display through early January, before we usher in this new fine art collection.

Stop by the gallery to explore what’s new, and let’s create something extraordinary together.

Discover Art and Creativity at Remnant Framing This December

Visit Remnant Framing at Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment this December to explore an eclectic collection of art from talented local and international artists, including Chris Wade’s captivating "Falling Through Space" and works by new to Huntsville Artist, Elizabet Castro. Celebrate the season with unique art pieces, custom framing services, and a welcoming gallery experience. Join us during the Yule Y’all Market on December 7 for a special showcase, and find the perfect holiday gift or inspiration for your next project.

This week at Remnant Framing has been all about momentum. The "Falling Through Space" exhibit is captivating visitors and setting the tone for the gallery's evolving vision. Small Business Saturday promotions are in full swing, with blank canvases and pre-made frames taking center stage as tools for creativity and connection.

Thanksgiving offered a moment to reflect on family, traditions, and the drive to build something meaningful. From refining lightbox frames to expanding the online gallery, the studio's progress reflects a dedication to both craftsmanship and community.

As the holiday season kicks off, the focus is clear: continue developing the gallery space, celebrate the stories behind every frame, and connect with the Huntsville creative community—one project at a time.

This week at Remnant Framing has been about refinement and growth. The studio is preparing for the reception of Falling Through Space, a curated exhibit by Chris Wade, where his existing prints are matched with frames designed to complement and elevate his work. Chris’s contributions extend beyond the gallery, including his involvement in a mural project at John Hunt Park, showcasing the impact of art in public spaces.

Framing projects this week have included everything from playful giclée prints to expanding the pre-made frame collection, now featuring holiday-ready options. Blank canvases continue to gain traction, with new systems in place to make them accessible to Huntsville artists.

The gallery is evolving into a space that not only highlights art but tells stories, creating a sense of belonging for artists and visitors alike. For those unable to visit, plans are underway to offer gallery pieces online soon, bringing a bit of Huntsville’s creative spirit to the wider world.

This week at Remnant Framing, the studio buzzed with creativity and transformation. Highlights include the arrival of Yuri Ozaki’s luminous watercolors for the upcoming Candlelight exhibit and the official opening of Chris Wade’s Falling Through Space gallery, where his cosmic-inspired works have created a quilt-like wall of thought and memory.

Through thoughtful framing projects, evolving studio aesthetics, and the budding concept of an online gallery, the week underscored the studio’s mission to celebrate art and storytelling. Whether you’re drawn to Yuri’s serene glow or Chris’s cosmic energy, there’s something special happening at Remnant Framing.

Stop by to experience it for yourself.