Glendale Galleria has a few things going for it: it has two galleries, it’s cheap, and it’s full of fabulous artists.

However, the city has been getting a lot of attention lately for its high crime rates.

The city has seen the worst of the city’s crimes and it continues to be a hot spot for drugs and crime.

The last two years saw two homicides and one shooting.

A lot of people are looking for a place to shoot and it appears to be the perfect place for it.

It’s not a fancy gallery but it has a nice mix of old and new art, including an amazing display of black rock art.

Here are 10 of our favorite pieces of art from the gallery.

1.

“Inner World” by Alex Kottman From the gallery: “In a beautiful underground cave, you can explore a variety of environments, including underground rivers, tunnels, and other caves.

This is an incredible piece by Alex and I love it.

The way he made this piece has me feeling like I’m exploring a real underground cave.”

From the artist: “I love the idea of exploring and then discovering.

I really love the underground nature of the cave and how it is completely dark.

I love that the dark cave and the cave’s surface is so peaceful and inviting.

The darkness is something I like in the dark.

The cave’s very natural and I like how it looks.

It feels like an amazing and natural environment.”

2.

“Klipsch/Maus” by Danyal De la Rosa From the galleries: “This is a very unique piece by Danya La Rosa.

I’ve been to a lot and it really is a piece that I’ve never seen before.

The lighting is just perfect.

I like the contrast of the black and white color.

The colors are so different and they really add to the experience.

It also has a very beautiful texture and is so beautiful.

It really brings to mind the atmosphere in the cave.”

3.

“The Last Frontier” by Ryan Murphy From the art gallery: Ryan Murphy has been a fixture at Glendale for a few years now.

He’s a big fan of blackrock art and is known for his art pieces that have a heavy emphasis on black rock and the environment.

“This piece is very well done,” said Amanda from the Glendale Art Gallery.

“It has a great sense of scale and the contrast between the dark and light tones.

I think it’s also a great way to explore the artworks that have come out of this cave.”

4.

“Rugged Rock” by James A. Gresham From the Galleries: “Rugs and old cars make up a lot here, especially on the lower floors of this cavern, and these two pieces by James Greslam are particularly interesting.

This piece is a combination of old brick and modern concrete.

It has a natural look, and I’m really enjoying that.

This sort of is a new way of looking at black rock, which is really nice to see.

I also love the color of the rock and it adds to the effect.”

5.

“Cave Dwellers” by Chris Fitch From the Gallery: “Chris Fitch’s work is stunning.

I found myself coming out of the galleries and going to the cave for a little bit.

It looks amazing, but you really need to go to the caves.

The rock is very smooth and the detail is fantastic.

I loved the detail in the way that it made the cave feel more alive.”

6.

“Vacation House” by Michael Lutz From the Art Gallery: Michael Lutsch’s work was amazing.

It is a little over 10 years old but it is still stunning and the depth of his work is incredible.

I can’t recommend it enough.

It does a good job of capturing the natural look of the cavern, but it also gives a very natural feeling to the scene.

It was also a nice choice to add to my collection.

7.

“Tiger Woods” by David Smith From the artists gallery: David Smith is one of the most prolific black rock artists in the world and has worked with many artists.

His art can be found in the galleries of both the Glens Falls and Glendale galleries, but the one I was most impressed with was “Tigers Woods”.

It’s a naturalistic painting of a tiger and its reflections in the water.

The color is vibrant and the tiger looks so real and beautiful.

The artwork is so beautifully made and very, very natural.

It brings to life the natural beauty of the scene in the gallery and makes it look like the water is the real artist’s canvas.

8.

“Black Rock” (Black Rock Art Project) by Sarah Jansen From the Arts & Culture Centre: “Sarah Jansen has been working in the black rock industry for a number of years.

She has done a lot with the blackrock