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Posterity Art & Framing Gallery

5.0 ★ · 34 reviews on Google

Closed now · 17005 Kercheval Ave, Grosse Pointe, MI 48230

Posterity Art & Framing Gallery at 17005 Kercheval Ave in downtown Grosse Pointe, MI combines professional custom framing and art services with a gallery of original art, locally made gifts, and art decor. The women-owned small business has 35 years of framing and art-service experience. Its preservation framing specialties include fine art, photographs, shadowbox designs, sports memorabilia, textiles, needlepoints, and tiles. The gallery uses museum-grade materials and modern preservation framing techniques, with a large display of modern, contemporary, and classic frame selections. Beyond framing, Posterity maintains a rotating selection of original artwork and shares information about upcoming exhibitions and gallery events through its newsletter. Customers can shop in store or use curbside pickup, in-store pickup, and delivery. The entrance and parking are wheelchair accessible, though the restroom is not listed as wheelchair accessible. Free lot and onsite parking are available, along with paid lot, garage, and street parking. The business has a Google rating of 5 stars from 34 reviews.

Know before you go

  • Preservation framing with museum-grade materials
  • Shadowboxes, sports memorabilia, and textile framing
  • Modern, contemporary, and classic frame selections
  • Rotating original art and locally made gifts
  • 35 years of framing and art services

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Amenities

  • Delivery
  • Open late
  • Wheelchair accessible

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  • I am new to painting and was very nervous about having a few pieces framed. Michelle, Chelsea and a very sweet other young lady made me feel at ease. I felt confident when I left with my art pie… — Google, 5★, July 16, 2026
  • The framing that they do is superb.. A1. — Google, 5★, March 28, 2026
  • Working with Michelle Boggess-Nunley was a wonderful experience from start to finish. I incorporated fabric from my deceased mother's wedding dress into the straps of my own gown, and wore her ve… — Google, 5★, March 22, 2026

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