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AXOM Gallery & Exhibition Space

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The gallery space. AXOM Gallery & Exhibition Space is a art gallery and art exhibit space in the Village Gate. The director is Margot Muto and co-curators are Rick and Robin Muto. AXOM Gallery offers a variety of services to support the "Art of Collecting," including consultation to build or establish a collection, lighting design and the placement and hanging of artwork.

The gallery also hosts events to engage the community by offering artists talks and demonstrations. Part of the gallery’s mission is to actively support various outreach programming and city revitalization through the arts. The gallery is free to all visitors and is open regular hours and by appointment. It is located in the Neighborhood of the Arts.

AXOM Objects On May 12, 2015 the gallery opened AXOM Objects, an upscale contemporary furniture and home decorating shop. The venture is a collaboration between AXOM and interior designer Robin Muto. Says Robin: "I realized that I had developed a keen knowledge of the furniture industry and wanted to provide a resource where people could purchase design savvy, well made, eco-friendly and most of all affordable furniture that has been curated for them through a designer’s eye.

The furnishings look great in urban loft settings and live –work environments, and the fabrics are so durable which makes them perfect for young people starting families. Our accessory pieces are beautiful, functional and very cool, making them great gift items when you’re looking for something very special."

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