FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS  Do you have a question about our gallery, art/artists, framing, art installation or wall finishings?   Please e-mail it to: info@leslanegallery.com.   What does the name of your gallery mean? Leslane Gallery & Design stands for the names of the two owners and all the services we provide.  The "Les" of Leslane stands for Leslie J. Dondero and "Lane" stands for Elaine J. Lansky.  We are an Art Gallery, and we offer all forms of Design: custom framing design, wall design (whether it's wall repairs, faux finishes or unique wall effects, like marbling columns).  We also design and execute the layouts for installation of our shows as well as in customers’ homes.   Why is your tagline “art with an edge”? In New England, there are numerous art galleries that have totally representational art.  Sometimes, the art looks almost like a photograph that is done in oil, acrylic, pastel, watercolor, etc.  We purposely choose to represent art that goes outside the ordinary box: there is an element of abstract, fantasy, or an aspect that pushes the viewer into another dimension or thought.   How can I get on your mailing list to find out about shows? If you are in the area and able to stop by the gallery, just add your full name and address to our guest book by the door, and then you will receive our future mailings for shows and sales.  Otherwise, just e-mail your contact info. to: info@leslanegallery.com. We will not share your information with any third parties.   I just bought a painting, but I don’t know the first thing about hanging it right- what should I do? For an hourly fee, we will professionally install your art, whether or not you purchased it from our gallery. We bring all the tools and equipment with us and hang to your exact requirements.   I have art that was framed somewhere else, but I don’t like how it looks anymore- can you help me? Absolutely!  Times change, styles change, old paper mats discolor and fade (we use only conservation mats and glass).  Metal frames were popular in the 1980s but as redecorating occurs, so does “redecorating art.”  We will remove the old framing materials and work with you to create the design that fits your current taste and décor.