Rebecca Plotnick's photograph "Walking in Black and White - Versailles, France" was featured in the magazine.

Thrillist highlights Jared Sussman's solo show in our new San Francisco Headquarters.

Refinery 29 features Christina Guerreiro's "Market Street" print in their affordable art feature: "Call us suckers for stripes and pops of color, but there's something so stylish about this rendering of the San Francisco skyline."

Everyday Health picks Ugallery as their top spot for art that boosts your mood. "According to a recent University College of London study, looking at artwork can trigger pleasure responses in the brain."

HuffPo highlights Christina Guerreiro's "Market Street" print as one of their "50 Gifts Under $50 For Everyone On Your List"

Dutch luxury life magazine features Ugallery artwork as a a must have.

Daily Candy features Ugallery in a round up of "works of art you can't afford to miss."

"College is over, and you need some big boy accoutrements to accompany the new digs... you need some art. And, let's face it, you need some help. Head on over to UGallery, where "Bachelor Pad" is actually a search option."

Ugallery artwork featured in Affordable art spotlight. "Pimp out your pad with these $100-and-under finds."

"Ugallery provided artwork for the Sunset Smart Homes in Palo Alto."

"Posters can feel so dorm room, but original art tends to be super $$$...until now. Enter ugallery.com, a website that features cool yet inexpensive pieces chosen by expert curators..."

"The Mission start-up also saw the advantage of bringing affordable original works and limited edition prints to the masses and recognized the value of providing a selling platform for emerging artists. The local, online-only gallery, which gives you the option of a weeklong test-run in your home, has had an amazing 2010/2011 year."

"The easiest way to create a unique decor style is by hanging original art that you love. Plus, by buying original artwork, you're supporting the arts community. And you never know, you could discover the next Picasso - and cash in big time down the line. "

"We wanted to provide a place where people could buy original, affordable artworks, without the intimidation of stepping into a gallery"

"The prices are unintimidating enough to encourage a new generation of collectors, and the artists, who tend to be young and undiscovered, are better positioned to make a living from selling their work."

"Replace your college grad's Old School poster with a print from Paperwork, part of Ugallery, the online gallery whose work has been seen in It's Complicated and on tees worn by the Jonas Brothers."

"A Richard Prince out of your range? Turn to this online gallery for original works by emerging talent..."

"At Ugallery (www.ugallery.com), buyers can try out a piece of art for a week. If it doesn’t work, the return shipping is free."

"Titled “San Francisco, CA 2010″, [this print] is by photographer Alex Greenburg, and is printed on archival quality bamboo fiber art paper. Yep, bamboo! Of course, the best part is…these artworks are not only sustainable, they are AFFORDABLE."

"curated websites such as 20x200, uGallery, Etsy, and The Working Proof showcase emerging artists who are young and undiscovered and can serve as a welcoming platform for someone wanting to purchase art for the look and not just the investment value."

"I'm all about finding affordable artwork, and I think I've found another cool place to get it: Paperwork."

"If your walls could talk, they might say something like, “We feel naked.”
End their distress with finds from online gallery Paperwork. The site releases new, limited-edition prints from international artists every Tuesday."

"Can't decide what to buy? Check out the cool "view on wall" feature, which lets you preview how your selection will look in a room. You can match the virtual wall's dimensions to your own home, plus change the room's colors to match your house."

Ugallery has "launched a sister site to Ugallery called Paperwork that offers limited edition, sustainable prints starting at $20...There was one [print] on the home page that immediately caught my eye. It's called Milk Splash by Seattle photographer Chelsea Fisher. It is SO FUN and I adore it."

"Buying art can be intimidating but it doesn’t have to be. These days, there are so many different places you can pick up original art there really is no excuse for having a mass produced print from a big box store on your wall... Paperwork offers limited edition prints on sustainable archival bamboo paper at really affordable prices."

"Great works from independent artists that won't put a dent in your pocketbook....all of Paperwork's independent artist archival pigment prints are produced on smooth, natural white bamboo paper."

Ugallery is "perfect for finding art for secondary rooms or a vacation home or if your art budget doesn't match your blue-chip taste."-- George Brazil and Cecilia Sagrera-Hill, interior designers

"With the internet being as accessible as it is today, it is much easier to set up shop with little to no capital costs and sell your own work. For artists who make crafts, paint, etc., you can sell your work on...Ugallery.com"

"A while back I did a column on bamboo as super-versatile material. Here it’s being used by a new online shop called Paperwork, which sells prints on 'the world’s first eco-friendly fine art paper,' made from 'natural white bamboo.' "

"At Ugallery.com, a four-year-old site that sells both original art and prints in the $100 to $5,000 range, sales also have been strong, says co-founder and gallery director Alex Farkas: 'Even though people are going through hard times, they still want to have a nice home and put art on the walls,' he says."

"Original, one-of-a-kind art can be spendy. Visit Ugallery.com and etsy.com which sell the work of recent art school grads and budding artists at reasonable prices" - Kenneth Brown, interior designer and host of HGTV's redesign

"Art is searchable by medium, genre, and price (don't miss the "under $100 section). Best of all, the site allows you to try out a piece for a week to see how it looks in your home with no penalty and free return shipping."

"The chic-but-affordable art startup will be [at TechCrunch Disrupt], in case your startup needs transformation from a cubicle farm into, well, a cubicle farm with nice art."

"Look for paintings by emerging or truly unknown artists, including students. Ah, the thrill of discovery!"

Interior designer Christopher Patrick remodels a family room using Ugallery.com artist Jenna Eichberger's work as the focal point of the space." My inspiration for colors came from the painting. It makes a statement over the fireplace."

Ugallery.com artist Christina Mannino interviewed about breaking into the art world with Ugallery.com. "It makes it a lot easier for an artist to get noticed.".

"If you gotta have art, you're gonna need money. But with Ugallery.com you'll need a lot less. The online gallery offers student artwork searchable by school as well as color, subject, size, and price. The website has original work for as low as $20 and provides a customizable virtual wall that allows you to better visualize how your newly acquired art collection will fit within your home."

Interior designer Brian Patrick Flynn redesigns a home for the holidays using the artwork of Deanna Lafond and Sarah Diaz. Flynn highlights Ugallery.com as a place to find beautiful, affordable art for sale.

Interior design website Apartment Therapy selects their favorite artwork at Ugallery.com

Four Ugallery.com photographers studying at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts interviewed about their artistic backgrounds, unique styles, and exhibiting their art for sale on the site.

"I often worry about the future of art and that parents might encourage their children to become doctors or lawyers or bankers...well, maybe not bankers anymore...instead of fostering their love of art. So I like to support anyone who has made a career out of their passion and become an artist, and now you can too at Ugallery, an online gallery that provide art enthusiasts access to affordable original artwork while offering young trained artists a platform to launch their careers."

"Fill your walls (and cover that stain) - You don't have to pay thousands to a starched, sniffing gallery owner for original paintings. But you really should replace your Alice in Chains poster and Rolling Rock mirror. Starving artists are everywhere, dying to be taken advantage of. Get a sense of what's out there at ugallery.com, where art-school grads showcase their work, priced from $20 to $5,000. It even offers a money-back guarantee."

Ugallery.com artist Rachel Ridgley interviewed on Good Day Columbus about the inspiration behind her photography, her vintage style, and working with the site.

Ugallery.com co-founder Stephen Tanenbaum interviewed on Good Day Atlanta about creating the gallery to help student artists, conceptualizing art on the Internet using the site's "virtual wall", and discovering affordable art from today's most promising emerging artists.

Ugallery.com highlighted on NY1's Trend Report on "Luxury within Reach" as an affordable and helpful place to find original artwork.

"Find Affordable Original Art - This site displays and sells original art created by students from more than 89 universities. The site accepts only 25 percent of its submissions--so you're not going to end up with some wannabe's nursery school finger painting."

In March, Ugallery.com participated in Art Now Fair New York City, a satellite fair of the famed Armory Show. From Art in America's Front Page review of the fairs - "Art Now, in its inaugural New York run, hosted…28 dealers, hailing from the U.S. and various European nations, on two floors at Hotel 30/30 on E. 30th Street. Notable for carrying the art world's fascination with youth to a new degree was Ugallery of Scottsdale, Ariz., showing student and recent-graduate work."

"Original (and affordable) works by emerging artists."

"It's Artrageous - Indulge her passion for art by giving her a piece of artwork as unique as she is. Choose from thousands of original pieces created by emerging artists."

"You're sure to find contemporary art that fits your refined yet eclectic tastes. Whatever you're in the market for, it's just a click away."

"uSEFUL uGALLERY.COM - Students exhibit and sell their art."

"Buying Art on the Web" - From Saatchi Online to Ugallery.com, the Internet is opening new doors for artists to sell their work and collectors to buy emerging artwork.

"Whether you're a seasoned veteran or a complete newbie when it comes to buying art, Ugallery is worth a look. It's a pleasure to browse and an affordable way to get your hands on a beautiful piece of original art."

Taking the online art gallery, Ugallery.com, from the "classroom to the real world".

Ugallery.com featured in the Wall Street Journal article Art for Less, a guide to finding student art and gaining "access to potential star artists early in their careers."

"Ugallery - Yes you CAN afford original art. For less than the price of a pair of True Religion designer jeans you can hang a beautiful nude, a funky abstract or a so-real-you-want-to-eat-it still life of fruit. Affordable art from up-and-coming student artists is an investment you'll be happy you made. And will probably last longer than those had-to-have-'em jeans."

College artists gain exposure online.

"Student artists show off and sell their amazing work at this new site for emerging talent."

Ugallery.com named most notable vendor at 95th Annual College Art Association Fair.

Ugallery.com featured on The Cindy and Ray Show, the # 1 afternoon show in Atlanta during a spotlight on gifts for the home.

"The spot to find emerging artists, Ugallery (ugallery.com) offers the work of art school students and recent grads at extremely affordable prices. Who knows? You could find the next Picasso for less than a Benjamin."