As a gallery specializing in the sale of gods, goddesses, and deities, I had anticipated a higher standard of customer service. The owner, an elderly Caucasian gentleman, displayed a complete lack of interest in engaging with me. His demeanor was dismissive, impolite, and patronizing. When I attempted to inquire about the jewelry selection, he abruptly interrupted me, rose from his desk, and declared himself too occupied to converse. Given the absence of other customers, it was evident that he was not genuinely occupied. I felt targeted, alienated, and humiliated by this encounter. I promptly departed and will forever remember this unpleasant interaction with this rude man. His behavior felt cold towards myself as a Latina woman. He was exceedingly discourteous and condescending. I strongly advise against supporting this local establishment.

There are 2 galleries with the same name. This gallery features mostly deities such as Buddha snd Kwan Yin. Very peaceful and a nice collection. We talked with Mark a staff member of the gallery. He was very informative and friendly. The other gallery features mostly jewelry and some artwork. Again, nice staff are there to help you.

This is a must visit when in Sedona. The artwork is spectacular and the sales people are knowledgeable with a welcoming presence. There is so much to see in this space you could spend hours so be prepared. We had a chance to meet the owners and they couldn't of been more personable. Really great people!! Please put this on your must see list when in Sedona. It's number one in my book!!

Nothing spoke to me this visit but I thoroughly enjoyed viewing the gallery, in profound appreciation of the artistic view of those things that compose life. We need these enriching experiences to add the zest and spice to our lives. Andrea Smith adds so much to that enjoyment.

There are many art galleries in the Tlaquepaque Arts Center but Andrea Smith Galleries is one of the finest with a collection of unique jewelry, art and statues.