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Custom framing and original art on East Market Street.

Bring in the print, the painting or the thing in the drawer that deserves better, and get it framed properly. While you are here, the walls are full of P. Buckley Moss, Appalachian landscapes and sporting art.

Open Tuesday to Saturday. Tue to Thu 9 to 5, Fri 9 to 4, Sat 9 to noon. 316 East Market Street, downtown Kingsport.

A small sepia etching of a fly fisherman in a dark walnut burl frame with white double mats, and a real hand tied fishing fly mounted in its own window below the etching
Brett SmithSummer Fisherman, sepia toned etching, limited edition of 100Framed in a 1/2" walnut burl frame with spacers and a hand tied fly
Close up of a frame corner: a carved black wooden frame, a wide linen colored mat, then thin red, black and grey mat reveals around a print of a cardinal in snow

The frame is half the piece.

Museum quality framing: 1 inch black wooden carved frame with four 100% cotton ragboard mats.

From the gallery’s own listing for P. Buckley Moss, “Crimson Dazzler.” That corner is the one pictured.

“Our Museum and Conservation Framing has Won Numerous Framing Competitions.” Spacers, double and quadruple mats, walnut burl, gold liners. Tell us what you have and we will tell you how we would frame it.

Pat Buckley Moss painted our town.

“The largest Pat Buckley Moss dealer in the Southeast, with over 1,000 P. Buckley Moss items in stock at all times (including rare prints and originals).” Prints from the early 1970s to now, the hard to find secondary prints, and signed and framed Moss ready to take home.

Some of the best ones are of right here: the carousel downtown, Bays Mountain Park, the Kingsport Farmer’s Market.

See the Moss collection

P. Buckley Moss print of a carousel with painted horses, a giraffe and riders under a decorated canopy
P. Buckley MossThe Carousel, giclee on paper, issued 2014Depicts the carousel in downtown Kingsport. Edition of 250 and 25 artist proofs.
P. Buckley Moss print of Bays Mountain Park in a dark wood frame with a cream mat and a thin red inner mat
P. Buckley MossBays Mountain ParkSigned and numbered edition of 300, shown framed
P. Buckley Moss print of the Kingsport Farmer's Market, tents and shoppers with produce
P. Buckley MossKingsport Farmer’s Market, issued 2015

What people say after they walk in

4.9 stars on Google. A few, word for word:

  • “Mike and Lisa Ann are brilliant entrepreneurs and the whole collection is fascinating. The framing is expensive but WORTH EVERY PENNY. If you have something framed at one of the discount places (if you know, you know), you will eventually be bringing it to Up Against the Wall to get it done properly, so you might as well come here first.”

    Doctor Steve · Google review, 9 months ago

  • “Up Against the Wall Gallery is one of the most welcoming stores you will find in downtown Kingsport. The staff is very helpful and offers above and beyond service. Great for gifts as well.”

    Alessandra Bogni · Google review, a year ago

  • “I was completely impressed with the selection of artwork, the framing and knowledge of the staff. I love all of the pieces I have purchased!! Framing and matting are top notch!!!”

    Anthony Franklin · Google review, 2 years ago

  • “Perfect place to get lost in. A very relaxing atmosphere. I was looking for a nice white elephant gift for Christmas. They had a wide variety to choose from that were reasonably priced. I picked a wooden bowl which turned out to be a huge hit. Great hidden jewel in downtown kingsport.”

    Mary Parvin · Google review, 3 years ago

Inside the gallery: tall wooden shelving full of glazed pottery in red, green and blue, framed landscapes on the wall behind, lamps along the top
Inside the gallery: pottery “by over 50 artisans, local as well as nationwide.”

Then there is everything else on the walls.

Original oils by Cheryl Keefer, Brett Smith and Virginia Vaughan. Doug Cavanah’s panoramic photographs on canvas and metal. Ray Pottery’s red glaze, Jim Cornell, and local potter Paul Gaskins. Jewelry, Jan Barboglio, turned wood by Bob Schrader of Kingsport, antique and contemporary decoys, and vintage guitars.

Walk the gallery

Under the red awnings on East Market.

316 East Market Street
Kingsport, TN 37660

Tue to Thu 9 to 5 · Fri 9 to 4 · Sat 9 to noon
Closed Sunday and Monday

The storefront: a dark weathered wood building with a white sign reading Up Against the Wall Gallery and two red awnings reading Custom Framing, flowers in planters by the door

Shop from home

Moss prints, originals, photography, pottery and decoys are in the online store. We ship to all states.

Prices, sizes and Add to Cart live in the gallery’s existing online store. This sample links to it rather than replacing it.

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