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A fine art gallery on Sheridan Avenue exhibiting Western-themed paintings, bronze sculpture, and etchings by contemporary regional artists.

A ceramics and fine-art gallery in a restored First Street storefront, also with a sister location in Port Townsend.

An art gallery, established in 1996, showcasing work by Utah painters and antique Navajo weavings.

An art gallery established in 1980 featuring functional and decorative work — ceramics, glass, wood, and metal sculpture — from more than 40 regional and local artists.

An art gallery on the Mesilla Plaza exhibiting Southwestern paintings, pottery, and folk art from regional artists.

An art gallery on North Bullard Street exhibiting fine art, textiles, pottery, and Native American fetishes from regional artists.

A contemporary fine art gallery open since October 2004, showcasing clay work, paintings, handmade furniture, prints, and photography from regional, national, and international artists.

An art gallery and custom framing studio established in 1993, featuring watercolors, oils, ceramics, and antique European glass and tapestries from international artists.

A gallery just off the square featuring original wildflower and landscape paintings by local artist Linda Calvert Jacobson.

A glassblowing studio and gallery displaying handblown glass art, including sea creatures and vessels, with a working studio visible behind the shop.

A cooperative art gallery showcasing paintings, photography, and crafts by local and regional Southern Oregon Coast artists.

An interactive pottery studio and gallery founded in 2008, featuring work from two dozen regional clay artists alongside photography and paintings.

Founded in 1969, this is the longest continuously running fine art gallery in Summit County, showcasing landscape, wildlife, western, and contemporary works.

Fine art gallery and outdoor sculpture garden showcasing contemporary paintings and bronze sculpture by regional and national artists.

Artist-run cooperative gallery showcasing paintings, ceramics, jewelry, and other original work by local Jerome-area artists.

A nonprofit gallery run by the Madison Artists Guild, founded in 1996, showcasing original paintings, pottery, jewelry, and other work from more than 30 local artists.

Housed in the historic Stanton Storehouse, this venue pairs a wine-tasting room with artist studios and gallery space showing work in oils, pottery, jewelry, and mixed media, plus regular live music and art classes.

A community arts center housed in an 1860s former freight station, featuring three fine art galleries and resident artist studios open to the public.

Madison's largest art gallery, operated by the Madison Art Club, showcasing original work in oil, acrylic, watercolor, pottery, and fabric from more than 50 local artists.

Gallery founded in 2003 offering a curated collection of handmade jewelry, glass, pottery, wood, and metal work by dozens of Kentucky and national artisans.

A fine art gallery in the heart of downtown featuring paintings, glasswork, and pieces from a rotating roster of regional artists and artisans.

An artisan gift gallery and consignment shop showcasing handcrafted pottery, jewelry, glass, woodwork, and paintings from roughly 200 local and regional makers.

Home to the Martha's Vineyard Art Association, this gallery occupies an 1840 building that once served as a sail loft and boat builder's shed near Edgartown Harbor.

A fine art gallery on Main Street representing a curated group of contemporary painters and photographers, with a focus on coastal and New England-inspired works.

A nonprofit community gallery hosting rotating monthly exhibitions by local artists and offering art classes to the Middleburg community.

A fine-art gallery showcasing paintings and works by a curated group of New England artists in the heart of the village.

An artist-owned and -operated gallery, open since 2009 across from the Skaneateles Library, showing paintings, pottery, art quilts, jewelry, and photography by local Finger Lakes and Central New York artists.

A working artist's studio and gallery in the Rhinebeck Courtyard showing watercolor works by Betsy Jacaruso alongside guest and member artist exhibitions, and offering year-round art classes.

Gallery in the heart of Dock Square showcasing fine American crafts and jewelry, operating in the village for over four decades.

Fine art gallery and custom frame shop overlooking Camden Harbor, featuring paintings, ceramics, sculpture, and jewelry from local and regional Maine artists.

A fine art gallery open for over three decades showcasing contemporary American oil paintings from regional and national artists, reflecting Saugatuck's identity as an historic art colony.

A cooperatively-run nonprofit fine craft and art gallery founded in 2009, showcasing work in wood, glass, fabric, metal and 2D/sculptural art from more than 20 New England artisans.

An art museum and gallery showcasing the eco-surrealist paintings and illustrations of artist Victor Stabin, housed in a renovated 170-year-old former wireworks factory and silk mill.

Operating since 1985, this contemporary craft and fine art gallery shows curated jewelry, glass, pottery, wood, and wearable art from juried artists.

One of Hudson's longest-running contemporary art galleries, showing painting, photography, and sculpture by regional and national artists in a historic Warren Street storefront.

A fine art and craft gallery showcasing paintings, sculpture, and studio furniture by regional and national artists in a showroom near the village center.

Art gallery and gift shop featuring a collection of framed originals, prints, and giclees alongside jewelry and home decor.

Community arts center and gallery featuring rotating exhibits of local and regional artists alongside displays on the history of the Helen area.

A downtown art gallery showcasing fine art, custom jewelry, and bronze sculpture from Montana, Canadian, and U.S. artists, with free admission.

A fine-art gallery representing regional landscape and contemporary Western figurative painters, sculptors, and jewelers, long a fixture of the Ketchum art scene.

A downtown art gallery representing fine art and crafts from more than 70 regional artists, operating on Third Street for nearly two decades.

A glassblowing studio and gift gallery selling art glass made on-site, from vases to drinkware, with live glassblowing demonstrations offered daily.

A cooperative gallery and gift shop founded in 1982 featuring paintings, pottery, jewelry, ironwork, and woodworking made by local Shenandoah Valley artists and craftspeople.

A fine art and custom framing gallery established in 1987, occupying an 1828 brick building and offering hand-crafted jewelry, hand-blown glass, home decor, and original artwork.

An artist-owned cooperative gallery featuring handmade jewelry, pottery, woodworking, photography, and paintings from more than 85 local and regional artists.

An art gallery and custom-framing studio on Third Avenue showing original paintings, pottery, and sculpture by regional and national artists.

An art gallery and shop in business since 1987 featuring signed prints, photographs, and originals from artist Mike DuBois and other creators, alongside handmade crafts and gifts.

A nonprofit community art gallery founded in 1928 that has served as a cornerstone of the local arts scene for nearly a century, mounting new member and juried exhibits every month.

An artist-run fine arts cooperative founded in 1997, showcasing work by around 28 local artists spanning painting, photography, sculpture, and glass.

A downtown gallery representing local and international painters, photographers, and sculptors, with rotating monthly exhibitions.

An art gallery established in 2008 and housed in the historic Schmitt-Dietz building, showcasing regional, national, and international artists across landscape, abstract, and modern Western genres.

Family-run fine art gallery founded in 1981 and housed in an 1884 building, showcasing four generations of Rhett family paintings and carvings alongside antique maps, Audubon prints, and Civil War artifacts.

A contemporary art gallery in the heart of New Hope showcasing a global roster of artists working in painting, textiles, sculpture, and photography, often tied to social and environmental causes.

A fine art gallery representing more than 35 Taos and regional artists, in operation for over three decades near the Plaza.

Contemporary art gallery founded in 2015 in the heart of downtown Aspen, specializing in international neo-expressionist work by artists such as Domingo Zapata and Mr. Brainwash.

Contemporary art gallery on South Pineapple Avenue, opened in 2024 by artists Tim Jaeger and Cassia Kite.

An art gallery and custom frame shop in the Historic District offering original prints, artwork, and framing services.

The oldest independent art gallery in Mississippi, showcasing Southern folk art, contemporary fine art, handmade pottery, glass, and jewelry with a blues-influenced aesthetic.

Contemporary ceramics gallery a block from Fourth Street showing functional and sculptural pottery from Bay Area and national artists through rotating exhibitions.

A former WWII-era torpedo shell factory converted in 1974 into the nation's largest collection of publicly accessible working artist studios and galleries under one roof, overlooking the Potomac waterfront.