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The oldest art gallery in Grand Junction, featuring handcrafted work from roughly 90 local artists, including a large number of potters, alongside stained glass supplies.

A contemporary art gallery housed in a 120-year-old brick building with original hand-formed walls and tin ceilings, showing local and regional artists.

A fine-art gallery that has represented Montana-based artists for nearly three decades, showing paintings, sculpture, and photography.

A fine-art gallery in Vail Village featuring paintings and sculpture from a rotating roster of regional and national artists.

A downtown fine-art gallery showcasing contemporary realism from local, regional, and national artists at the corner of 8th and Lincoln.

A gallery and working-artist-studio collective housed in the historic 1908 Farmington Lumber and Hardware Building, showing and selling work from around 50 area artists.

Lake Havasu City's first cooperative artist gallery, where local member-artists pool their work to sell original paintings, jewelry, glasswork, and sculpture.

City-run arts venue with four visual art galleries, a historic theatre, and an artisan gift shop inside a restored downtown building.

Nonprofit arts organization with rotating monthly exhibits, a gallery shop featuring local artists, and on-site art classes and workshops.

A Whiskey Row gallery established in 2001 featuring Southwestern art, original oil paintings, bronze sculpture, and fine art photography.

An artist-driven community gallery inside the historic IOOF Hall, hosting rotating exhibitions and workshops year-round.

A local art gallery in downtown Sherman showing work from area artists and offering custom framing and art classes.

An interactive gallery space on the second floor of the riverfront Corn Center for the Visual Arts, exhibiting the work of Columbus-native realist painter Bo Bartlett alongside national and international artists.

A multi-floor gallery and antique shop offering original art, antiques, and collectibles in a historic downtown building.

A gallery and coffee bar in one space, exhibiting work from local and national artists alongside an art supply shop.

A nonprofit gallery, established in 1971, hosting juried and solo exhibitions by regional painters, sculptors, and photographers in a three-story townhouse near Bedford Street.

An art gallery operating in downtown SLO since 1984, showing paintings, sculpture, and works by regional and national artists.

A fine art gallery established in 1995 offering original artwork, limited edition prints, and custom picture framing.

An artist-run cooperative gallery in a historic downtown building, displaying and selling paintings, pottery, photography, and jewelry from dozens of local Gulf Coast artists.

A longtime downtown fixture, owned by Diane and Hank Parfitt since 1999, combining an art gallery focused on local artists with a used bookstore.

A nonprofit contemporary art space in a converted downtown building offering studio space and rotating exhibitions from regional artists.

A consignment art gallery operating for over two decades, showing paintings, pottery, glasswork, and jewelry from local and regional artists, with an in-house framing shop.

A museum and gallery in the Riverloop area holding rotating exhibitions and the largest public collection of Haitian art in the United States.

An artist-run gallery and studio space maintained by the Escape Artist Collective, showcasing work from local and regional artists.

A fine art gallery representing regional artists across a range of mediums and styles, a regular stop on the city's Second Friday Art Walk.

An artist-owned and -operated cooperative gallery running for over two decades, showing paintings, photography, glass, ceramics, and sculpture from local Utah artists across three floors.

A working artist studio and exhibition space in Scranton's small Bogart Court arts district, showcasing original paintings, jewelry, sculpture, and photography by local artists.

A downtown gallery and handmade market featuring work from more than 95 Wisconsin and Driftless-region artists and makers.

A community art gallery in the district showcasing work from local and regional artists in a small storefront setting.

An artist-run gallery and studio space inside the Canton Creator Space, showing work by local and regional artists alongside a small independent cinema.

An art gallery showcasing paintings, jewelry, and design work from local and regional artists in rotating exhibits.

A longtime Tuscaloosa gallery known for sports and Southern-themed art, including work by local artist Daniel A. Moore, along with custom framing services.

A longtime downtown Erie art gallery and gift shop featuring glasswork, ceramics, jewelry, and other pieces from local, national, and international artists.

A local art gallery and gift shop on Barstow Street showcasing handmade jewelry, prints, and accessories from more than 150 artists.

An art gallery and artist-studio space in a historic downtown building, housing more than 20 individual artist studios open to the public on Saturdays.

A Native American art gallery and trading company occupying a full historic downtown block, showcasing regional Lakota and Plains Indian art, jewelry, and crafts.

An intimate art gallery on Liberty Street showcasing local and regional artists, reopened under new ownership in 2024.

A fine art gallery on Wall Street representing dozens of painters and sculptors, with a focus on Western and wildlife art, in business in downtown Bend for decades.

A nonprofit, artist-run gallery in the old Escambia County courthouse building that rotates exhibits of contemporary and experimental local art.

A fine-art gallery on the third floor of the historic Knox Building, showing work by regional and visiting artists.

A nonprofit cooperative art gallery featuring original work from a rotating group of regional member artists.

An artist-run gallery and collective that rotates monthly exhibitions of work by regional and guest artists in a flexible, industrial-style space.

A cooperative gallery in the historic Paul-Helen Building showcasing handmade fine art, jewelry, and craft from regional artists.

A nonprofit multidisciplinary arts center in a restored 1890s hall, hosting visual art exhibitions, concerts, and theater.

A nonprofit artist studio and gallery space in the North Village Arts District, housing 16 working studios around a central gallery that hosts rotating exhibitions.

A locally owned gallery operating since 1985 inside the historic DeWitt-Seitz Marketplace, featuring pottery, glass, jewelry, photography, and paintings from local and regional artists.

A gallery run by artist and Route 66 historian Bob Lile, known for enamel jewelry and artwork made from Cadillac Ranch paint chips.

A fine art gallery in the downtown core exhibiting contemporary Russian and other European art.

A fine art gallery on the Hip Strip showcasing work from local and regional artists.

An artist-run cooperative gallery in the historic Tribune Building featuring monthly rotating exhibits from area artists.

An artist-run gallery in the Depot District showing local and regional contemporary art, with rotating exhibits and community events.

Northern Arizona's longtime fine arts gallery, open since 2001, showing contemporary sculpture and pottery from national and international artists, with an on-site pottery studio.

An artist-run gallery collective in the Main Street Arts District, showing contemporary work from local and touring artists and taking part in the weekly Scottsdale ArtWalk.

A contemporary art gallery in Old Town Kern founded by a former Bakersfield Museum of Art curator, showing regional and national artists.

A nonprofit gallery and arts center housed in a century-old former canning factory, exhibiting and selling work by local and emerging artists and offering art classes.

A contemporary art gallery and working studio founded in 2009, showing a range of media primarily by Wyoming artists.

The studio and gallery of watercolor artist Harry Koyama in the Billings Historic District, displaying original paintings and prints of Western and wildlife subjects.

A longtime Old Town art gallery and event space hosting exhibitions and performances in a historic building.

Described as the oldest independent art gallery in Toledo, showing work from emerging and established fine artists across from Fifth Third Field.

A working studio and gallery showcasing regional and Southern artists alongside custom framing services.