Building up our Midtown Memphis community is central to who we are at Eclectic Eye. For our 2023 Annual Sale, we selected a fellow Midtown neighbor, Kindred Place, to be our charity partner. For every frame purchased during the sale, we donated $5 towards Kindred Place and its life-changing mission. Together, our customers raised $1,500 […]
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Marisa Baggett’s “Branch Out” art series will be on display at Eclectic Eye from March 2023 to Summer 2023.
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Eclectic Eye will host its final trunk show of 2022 with RIGARDS on November 12 from 10 a.m. to 4 p. m. Call 90.1276.3937 today to reserve a spot.
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Eclectic Eye presents “Eye Am,” an art installation by Jaimie Monger. Join us on Saturday, September 16 from 6-8pm for an opening reception .
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Food insecurity – when someone doesn’t know when or where they’ll get their next meal – is a scary and anxiety-inducing experience. And although this is a prevalent issue nationwide and in our very own Memphis community, most people aren’t comfortable sharing if it’s impacting them personally. That’s what prompted LJ Abraham to begin Memphis-based […]
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Eclectic Eye is delighted to present artist Dinah Makowsky’s series titled “Memphis, a City Divided,” which celebrates the distinct histories and cultures of Memphis neighborhoods through textile collage. Join us at the opening reception this Friday, March 4, 6:00 to 8:00 p.m., in our Midtown store. Her art will be displayed at Eclectic Eye until […]
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“Still Life,” presented by Melissa Bridgman and Debi Vincent, is a collaborative art show that embodies the timeless beauty of monochromatic painting technique found in delft pottery. This exhibit is based on antique surface design, specifically transferware pottery, wallpaper and textiles. Pieces from both artists feature a mix of shapes and textures, showcasing delicate silhouettes, botanical […]
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I am completely in love with my early American frame from RetroSpecs & Co. circa 1925. It is the perfect addition to my collection. This vintage eyewear piece is exceptionally rare. It’s called the Octagon Filigree Saddle and was most likely made by jewelers commissioned by a wealthy and well known family. Families like the […]
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Carol Buchman’s interpretive landscapes explore mythical, exotic outer and inner worlds. Ms. Buchman says she welcomes the creatures that appear frequently in her work as “symbolic of protector, witness, spiritual guide, companion and sometimes, just impish muse.” Her extensive vocabulary of bold color, collage materials and varied painting mediums layer her work with richness and […]
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