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- Since 1950 -
FIELD ART STUDIO
24242 Woodward Ave.
Pleasant Ridge, MI 48069-1144
(248) 399-1320 phone
(248) 399-7018 fax
Hours: Monday through Friday 10:00 am to 6:00 pm
Saturday 10:00am to 5:00pm
Closed Mondays in June, July & August

Field Art Studio is a full service art gallery with a 6,000 square foot showroom/frameshop/restoration studio just north of Detroit, Michigan. It is the pride of the entire staff who have made Field Art Studio a source of unparalleled services. Our range of services include:

• CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING
  
• RESTORATION SERVICES FOR PAINTINGS AND PICTURE FRAMES
  
• GOLD LEAF GILDING OF PICTURE FRAMES, OTHER OBJECTS AND ARCHITECTURAL TREATMENTS
  
• PERIOD REPRODUCTION PICTURE FRAMES AND MIRRORS
  
• WORK BY LOCAL ARTIST - LIMITED EDITION PRINTS - POSTERS
  
• READY MADE PICTURE FRAMES, MATS, FRAMED MIRRORS
  
• CONTRACT PICTURE FRAMING AND MAT CUTTING FOR ARTISTS AND COMMERCIAL CLIENTS
  
• AND THE LIST GOES ON!

We have a reputation of being the "framers framer" in Detroit. Our list of clientele includes individuals, fortune 500 corporations, designers, advertising agencies.

HISTORY

Field Art Studio is one of the oldest picture frame shops / art gallery in the Detroit Metropolitan area. It was founded in 1950 by Sam Field who was involved in art therapy with veterans returning from WW II. He established a gallery / studio, gave art classes and did picture framing.

As the years progressed the studio went through several changes. Services were added and some were not renewed. In 1969 the shop moved to Berkley, Michigan were it stayed for 27 years. In 1984 Sam retired and Jerome Feig took over as the Director. In 1996 the business moved to a new and expanded facility in Pleasant Ridge, Michigan. While only 3 miles away from Berkley it is closer to the original location in Detroit.

The building had been completely revamped with the input of the entire staff for efficiency and utalitilization of the added space. A multipurpose classroom and separate conservation/gilding lab was added. Gallery space was once again large enough to hold shows.