Below you will find a growing, extensive list of art galleries and art fairs, both within the US and internationally, where you can find and support work by Artists of color.
We have also included many galleries that aim to support women Artists, and other underrepresented groups.
It's hard to be an artist. It's even harder to be a black artist or female artist or queer artist or any other artist that the majority of public audiences aren't used to seeing, understanding or valuing enough to invest in.
DOMINIQUE GALLERY respects these artists and serves as space where they can exist, be seen, and valued.
5654 W. Adams Blvd
Los Angeles, CA, 90016
US
Founded in 1996 by Aissa Dione, Galerie Atiss Dakar opened with a first exhibition of the well renowned Senegalese artist Soly Cissé. In the proceeding years the Gallery has gained a reputation for spotting and incubating raw artistic talent from West Africa, often presenting such artists for the first time to an international audience.
Rue 23, Medina x Boulevard Martin Luther King (Corniche Ouest)
Dakar, Senegal
Founded in 2018, the gallery specializes in contemporary art from Africa and its Diaspora.
Lagos, Nigeria
The gallery ethos is about cultural exchanges, running residency programs to further dialogue and enrich the difference between conceptualism, practices, political environments and cultural history in a contemporary art society.
2 Rue Francis Chirat
13002
Marseille
France
Paulson Fontaine Press produces and publishes limited edition intaglio prints. The press emerged from the San Francisco Bay Area’s rich tradition of fine art printmaking. Paulson Fontaine Press’s philosophy is to facilitate rather than direct an artist, creating an environment where artists can do their best work.
2390 C Fourth St
Berkeley, CA 94710
US
A cutting edge art fair exhibiting artists from Africa/African Diaspora, who reflect global trends in
Under the keen direction of owner Lorna York, this 4,000 square foot space represents artists who share her powerful and eloquent vision. Founded in 2001, Madison Gallery is committed to representing emerging, mid-career and established international artists who work in a range of media. Inspired by an earnest dedication and passion for art, the gallery consistently exhibits a high standard of contemporary art. Madison Gallery offers a complete range of services to both the lifelong collector and the first-time buyer, including in-home collection curatorial services, personal collection development and curating, on-site consultation, virtual previews, international sourcing, and worldwide shipping.
320 SOUTH CEDROS AVENUE, SUITE 200
SOLANA BEACH, CA 92075
US
Neema Gallery
Charleston's only art gallery exclusively featuring original art by Phenomenal Southern African-American artists.
3 Broad St.
Suite 100
Charleston, SC 29401
1700 S Santa Fe Avenue, #160
Los Angeles, CA 90021
Strada Băiculeşti, nr. 29, 013 193,
Bucharest, Sector 1, Romania
Art Gallery featuring exhibitions, workshops, yoga & art classes for kids, portfolio prep, and birthday parties.
Owned by Artists Emmanuel Gillespie, and Dr. Valerie Bennett Gillespie
14466 Midway Rd
Farmers Branch, TX 75244
US
Independent Gallery operating from Maputo-Mozambique, with ambition to bring the best arguments and exhibition of contemporary Art with main intention of showcasing established and less visible artists and Art to the Gallery near you.
Maputo-Mozambique
The Caton Merchant Family Gallery exhibitions feature local and regional artists. Each exhibit includes an artist reception to help connect the community to the artists.
Art Factory
9419 Battle Street
Manassas, VA
US
September Gray Fine Art Gallery (SGAG) is the nation’s premier gallery specializing in contemporary works by established, mid-career and emerging African American and African diasporic artists. Located in Atlanta, Georgia, SGAG presents historically and culturally significant works as a means for championing the preservation of the African diasporic cultural legacy and narrative.
75 Bennett Street, Suite O-2
Atlanta, GA 30309
US
TAFETA is a gallery specializing in 20th century and Contemporary African Art. Established in 2013 and located in Fitzrovia, London, with a project space in Lagos, TAFETA remains the leading purveyors of some of the most important 20th century artists of African extraction. Continually seeking out new talent in the contemporary space, TAFETA has also placed younger emerging artists in important private and institutional collections.
47-50 Margaret Street
London W1W 8SB
Borne out of a collectors love for art, MM Arthouse, affectionately known as 'The Arthouse', opened its doors to all creatives and vissionaries in the heart of Johannesburg in 2017. The space is a dynamic platform for creative expression and a home for artists. The Arthouse lends its walls and digital platforms to artists from all walks of life and art forms. With a keen interest in the evolution of emerging contemporary art scene, we aim to find talent that will entice collectors and make art an accessible commodity that can enjoyed by all.
1 Hillcrest Ave,
Blairgowrie
Randburg, 2194
Madlozi art gallery is rooted in the richly diverse cultural identities that make Africa and her diaspora so vital and vocal worldwide. We celebrate artistic excellence through our stable of international artists and collaborate with communities, institutions and art fairs, and we're active in cultural exchange and social development. The gallery envisions art beyond binaries and offers collectors imaginatively curated, topical works venturing beyond the traditional ‘white cube’. Our dynamic team combines financial services investment expertise with curatorial skill and excellence in a proudly Black-owned space.
Based in the Historic Detroit Neighborhood of Rosedale Park, NORWEST GALLERY OF ART is dedicated to Contemporary Art specializing in African and African-American works. As Detroit's newest art gallery and museum, we are committed to promoting artistic work that provides an engaging and explosive voice, providing our collectors with access to the hottest artists from around the globe.
19556 Grand River Ave.
Detroit, MI 48223
US
Hourglass Gallery provides an eclectic selection of African art from Nigeria, Ghana and Kenya.
Arnika Dawkins Gallery is devoted to presenting fine art from both emerging and established photographers, specializing in images by African Americans and of African Americans.
The gallerist is passionate about connecting collectors to artwork that is significant, inspiring and provocative. As a fine art photographer and avid collector herself, she is a valuable resource to collectors and artists alike.
4600 Cascade Road
Atlanta, GA 30331
US
The Gugsa Black Arts Collective seeks to build new in-roads into the broader arts worlds for its artists by providing new platforms to enable its members to share their works directly with broader audiences, including museums, collectors and galleries. The Collective encourages interested patrons, collectors and others to contact the gallery to explore collaborations and works by commission with or by our artists.
Art Hamptons 2019 - Booth 725
Bridgehampton, NY 11963
US
Palm Springs Convention Center
Palm Springs, CA 92262
US
Spring Street
Atlanta, GA 30308
US
We are committed to art, innovation, and vibrant artistic experiences. The diverse range of established, emerging, and international artists we present explore conceptual approaches embracing freedom of artistic expressions across all mediums.
1402 H St. NE
Washington, DC 20002
US
Modern day art gallery with a focus on pop, abstract expressionist, and Haitian art.
Pelerin 1
Petion-Ville HT6120
Haiti
Signature African Art brings a variety of Contemporary and Traditional art from Africa. Our story began in 1992 in Lagos Nigeria. Our profound love and passion for art led us to become collectors and thus we decided to invest in trading art and also offer mentoring sessions for new upcoming artists. Over the years we have managed to build a rapport with leading Artist within Africa.
20 Davies Street, Mayfair
London W1K 3DT
GB
Abe+Okuta is an Artist-led initiative established to provide representation for ethical and innovative 21st century Contemporary Art. Initially operating as a project based operation, the squad at Abe+Okuta sees it as the berth of a collection of ideas and activities encapsulated by its name. 2019 is the year of commencement for the display and enactment of elusive and profound, but timeless works of Art.
81 Salusbury Road
London NW6 6NH
GB
Opened in 2019 in Paris, Bim Bam Gallery presents a variety of artistic practices that bring a new lens to major contemporary issues. The gallery exclusively exhibits contemporary artists rarely or never seen in France, with a focus on Californian artists. The gallery aims to stimulate new discussions about social or political questions, by reframing them through unique and pertinent artistic perspectives.
Ramp Gallery is a contemporary art gallery based in London. We specialize in emerging and early career artists as well as showing many mid career and blue chip works in our curated exhibitions. Our exhibition space is 1500 sq ft over two floors.
81 Stoke Newington Road
London N16 8AD
GB
Established in 2000. Aaron Payne Fine Art is a gallery specializing in Modern, Postwar & Contemporary Art, including Abstract Expressionism, the Stieglitz Circle & African-American Art.
1708 Lena Street, Suite 203
Santa Fe, NM 87505
US
The program of espace d'art contemporain 14N61W, is fueled with exhibitions and projects revolving around concerns about artistic creation in relation to today's social, economical, political and global issues.
14N61W presents a range of artistic positions in all media, focusing and focused on contemporary art in the Caribbean and around the world, the authenticity, the presence, projection and reflection of its artists in the art they produce, leaving the audience enthusiastic, sometimes puzzled, but never indifferent.
97200 Fort de France
Martinique FWI
POLARTICS represents exciting emerging artists from Africa and its diaspora, exploring wide ranging themes such as youth, identity, sexuality and socio-economic issues. The gallery is dedicated to amplifying young voices and developing innovative and immersive ways in which art can speak truth to power, inviting (a diverse array of) audiences to critically engage with its artists. POLARTICS is committed to presenting its artists with passion and utmost care, prioritising the rigorous contextualisation of young contemporary art by artists of African descent.
11, Jubril Aminu Street
Lagos 101132
NG
Band of Vices serves as a platform for emerging, mid-career & established contemporary artists that matter. Their discipline includes painting, drawing, mixed media, photography & sculpture and their approach is fearless, thought-provoking & unapologetic. One of the leading contemporary art spaces in the burgeoning West Adams Arts District of Los Angeles, Band of Vices was founded in 2015 by veteran actor & art curator Terrell Tilford. His first gallery, Tilford Art Group (1999-2010) was launched in New York City, then relocated to Mid-City, Los Angeles. Tilford rebranded the gallery as Band of Vices, and along with partners Darryl E. Wash, Melva Benoit & Melvin A. Marshall, opened their flagship location. Band of Vices believes in disrupting the model...
5376 W Adams Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90016-2645
US
HAART is a London-based platform exclusively dedicated to 20th century and contemporary African art. In addition to visual art, HAART's programming includes a line up of evening events including music, talks, poetry and performance arts. HAART works with emerging, mid-career and established artists from Africa and the African diaspora who we believe are unique, bold and whose work has the ability to challenge the status quo. HAART's exhibitions have attracted international and national press coverage from media publications including Sky News, the BBC, Harpers Bazaar Arabia, the Art Newspaper and the Evening Standard.
85 Great Portland Street,
London, W1W 7LT
Founded in 1988 by wife-and-husband duo Garbo and Archie Hearne, Hearne Fine Art set out to bring greater visibility to the work of African American artists in Arkansas. Their gallery in Little Rock’s historic Dunbar neighborhood has hosted countless exhibitions over the past 32 years, spanning from painting and printmaking to folk art and photography, and featuring works by artists such as
Phoebe Beasley, Kevin Cole, Sylvester McKissick, and Latoya Hobbs. Discussing her sense of responsibility toward the artists the gallery shows, Garbo Hearne said in a 2019 profile, “They just need somewhere to sell their art. It’s a privilege to provide that.”
1001 Wright Avenue
Little Rock, AR 72206
US
Nous Tous is an artist run gallery and community space that supports emerging talent and serves as a platform for cultural exchange, and dialogue.
The gallery is supported by Citizens Of Culture, a 501c3 nonprofit organization that uses arts programs to develop critical thinking and emotional intelligence.
454B Jung Jing Road
Los Angeles, CA
US
Founded in 2010 by Oakland native Anyka Barber, Betti Ono is an arts and culture space in Downtown Oakland’s Black Arts Movement & Business District (BAMBD). In addition to selling local art and design objects, Betti Ono also offers year-round public programming for the community. In 2018, Betti Ono was named Best of the Bay for “Boutique Art Gallery” by Oakland Magazine, and was also listed as one of five reasons to visit Oakland by Essence twice. 100% Black Women led and operated.
Based in Oakland, California, Burnt Oak Gallery offers a wide range of community-centered events, spanning from art exhibitions and pop-ups to film screenings and comedy nights. In recent years, Burnt Oak Gallery has exhibited group shows centering on social justice initiatives, like its collaboration with the grassroots organization Art for Change 818.
The Thelma Harris Art Gallery has been presenting museum-quality exhibitions and helping its clients to build impressive art collections for over two decades. Specializing in works by contemporary African American artists, the gallery in 2005, marks its fifteenth year as a venue for emerging, mid-career and established painters, sculptors and mixed media artists.
5940 College Avenue
Oakland, CA 94618
US
Anderson Brickler Gallery is a space for art in south Tallahassee, Florida. The gallery features fine art editions and works on paper by Modern, Post-War and Contemporary artists with a focus on African diasporan artists. We feature exhibits by master artists of board reputation and also serve as a creative space that promotes the work of local established and emerging artists through a program of exhibits, arts education and research.
1747 S Adams Street
Tallahassee, FL 32301
US
Jumaane N’Namdi grew up around art. In 1981, his father started G.R. N’Namdi Gallery in Detroit, and Jumaane joined him at the helm of the gallery’s Chicago output when he graduated from Morehouse College in 1997. In 2012, after helping to expand G.R. N’Namdi Gallery to New York, Jumaane started N’Namdi Contemporary in Miami to bring his 15 years of experience to a new city.
6505 NE 2nd Ave.
Miami, FL 33138
US
ZuCot Gallery in historic Castleberry Hill, Atlanta, is the largest Black-owned gallery in the American Southeast. Founder Troy Taylor named the gallery after his grandmother, Frances Ann Taylor, whose fierce reputation as one of the first female grocers in the local market earned her comparisons to a tough “zoo cat”—or ZuCot. Taylor says that “the name of the gallery is a tribute to the pioneers and giants whose shoulders we stand on,” and ZuCot’s exhibitions reflect that philosophy.
100 Centennial Olympic Pk Dr SW
Atlanta, GA 30313
US
Patricia Elaine Sabree started her eponymous Savannah gallery as an outlet and archive for artwork related to the Gullah culture native to the coastal low country in states like Florida, Georgia, and the Carolinas. Sabree is originally from a town in that region called Lake City, which is in South Carolina. She uses her roots in the Gullah experience to create the bright, blocky, intensely evocative paintings that she also sells through her gallery.
309 West Saint Julian Street
Savannah, GA 31401
US
Anthony Gallery focuses on contemporary art and welcomes collaborations and aesthetic partnerships. In addition to presenting group shows featuring the work of visual artists, the gallery has also presented hip hop–focused photography and a collaboration with Jordan Brand in anticipation of the new Retro Air Jordan XI ‘Bred.’
Located in Chicago’s Bronzeville Artist Lofts, Gallery Guichard was opened in 2005 by owners Andre Guichard, Frances Guichard, and Stephen Mitchell. The gallery’s mission is to spotlight underrepresented artists of the African diaspora. In addition to a wide range of exhibitions, the gallery also hosts artist talks and events, and offers art services to the community including framing, crating, shipping, and moving.
436 East 47th Street
Chicago, IL, 60653
US
At E&S Gallery in Louisville, Kentucky, Walter and Cathy Shannon present contemporary art alongside that of older generations. The Shannons sell work by artists including 20th-century luminary Elizabeth Catlett, self-taught sculptor Kimmy Cantrell, and the wildly influential Jacob Lawrence. Walter Shannon has been selling art since the 1970s and has built up a national collector base from Louisville: According to a recent profile, both Sinbad and Muhammad Ali have been clients.
108 S. 10th Street
Louisville, KY 40202
US
KAWD Art Gallery was founded in 2018 by artist, gallerist, and activist Kristen Downing as a venue “to educate, inspire, and increase social consciousness” by featuring both her own work and the work of local artists. “I don’t feel like the classrooms are teaching enough,” Downing told225 Magazine. “I want to be the voice for my people and open up doors for my people. I feel like this is my shot to do that.” In addition to showing works by artists like Caroline Youngblood, John Alleyne, and George Galbreath, KAWD Art plays hosts to a wide array of events, including keynote talks and brunches.
4242 Government St
Baton Rouge, LA 70806
US
Honfleur Gallery is a contemporary art space located in the Historic Anacostia neighborhood of Washington DC, between Martin Luther King Jr. Ave., SE (11th Street Bridge) and 13th Street SE. Honfleur maintains a rigorous schedule of exhibitions and programming that focuses on cutting edge contemporary exhibitions by artists from the USA and abroad.
Experimental media and installation works are welcome at Honfleur alongside more traditional art media. Implementing a diversity of projects is a consistent goal. Exhibitions at Honfleur range between thematic exhibitions, group shows, international residencies, solo exhibitions, experimental projects and artist collaborations.
1231 Good Hope Road, SE
Washington, DC 20020
US
The Gateway Arts Center is home to the Brentwood Arts Exchange, the 39th Street Gallery, and 12 artists studios - founded to support art and artists.
3901 Rhode Island Ave
Brentwood, MD 20722
US
Charlie James Gallery is known for discovering emerging artists and bringing them to an international audience. It has a strong concept-driven roster that embraces all artistic media. Works by the gallery’s artists have been acquired by museums such as LACMA, the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego, the Orange County Museum of Art, the Crocker Art Museum, and others.
969 Chung King Road
Los Angeles, CA 90012
US
Camila Alcântara, founding partner of Lateral, is also a visual artist and, with the desire to exhibit and represent her work, saw a good opportunity opening her own gallery. So, he joined business consultant Guilherme Marinho and together they opened Lateral - Galeria Contemporânea de Arte.
Rua Dona Leopoldina
618 - Ipiranga
SP
PARISTEXASLA is a contemporary art space located in the Arts District of Los Angeles, a city born out of imagination. First opened in Spring 2019 as Brannan Mason Gallery, the gallery shows a diverse selection of emerging and established artists from varying disciplines including fine art, photography, functional design, and public art. The gallery prides itself in working alongside artists to produce ambitious projects both within the confines of the exhibition space and beyond.
1923 S Santa Fe Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90021
US
Contemporary art gallery established since 1995 with locations in Brussels, Knokke and Zaventem. Since 1995, MARUANI MERCIER is a contemporary art gallery focussing on established American artists from the ‘80s.
Avenue Louise 430
1050 Brussels
Kustlaan 90
8300 Knokke
This space provides an opportunity to highlight artwork by people in prison, formerly incarcerated artists, and other artists working in and around the US carceral system. This includes visual art images, writing, and videos.
Silver Spring, MD US
Our mission is to make African-American Fine Art accessible and to honor the heart, soul and works of Fine Artists.
We are passionate supporters of Hampton University's long-standing commitment to African-American art, the Hampton University Museum Collection, and the International Review of African American (Published by the University since 1976) and beyond.
We advocate for Black arts by creating a collective of supporters committed to sharing the work of artists whose creativity and self-expression inspires our community. We hope to be the spear that leads a movement for Black creativity so we can imagine a world that doesn't yet exist; so we can then work for what is to come.
Capitol Hill Art League (CHAL), a visual arts program of Capitol Hill Arts Workshop (CHAW), produces and promotes juried and non-juried exhibits throughout the year. Artists/members are 18 years- 80+ from the DC-metro area including Virginia and Maryland. We show and sell our art work at galleries and various venues in the DC region.
Currently exhibiting online for purchase.
Founded in 2016 by Rakeb Sile and Mesai Haileleul, Addis Fine Art is a pioneering gallery based in Addis Ababa and London. Described as one of the "Most Important Young Galleries in the World" (Artsy 2019) and the “Ethiopian Gallery Enriching a Global Art Conversation” (New York Times 2019), it is the very first white cube space and international platform based in Ethiopia. The gallery focuses on highlighting modern and contemporary fine art from the Horn of Africa region and its Diasporas.
NOAH Centrum Building, Bole, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Rele Gallery is a dynamic contemporary art gallery with 2 locations in Lagos Nigeria. We represent and exhibit cutting-edge and game-changing visual artists.
Our mission is to continue to trigger a larger appreciation, followership, and engagement of art from Nigeria, making it accessible to both a local and global audience.
5 Military Street
Onikan, Lagos, Nigeria
London based gallerist. We work closely with our artists at art fairs, collaborations, pop ups & online.
London WC2R 1LA
LatchKey Gallery is a nomadic contemporary art gallery that looks to re-envision the traditional art gallery. Founders Natalie Kates and Amanda Uribe create exhibitions centered around artists whose work evoke critical inquiry to expand thought. Founded in 2018, LKG gravitates towards art and artists that challenges fixed notions in order to transform perceptions.
Our gallery specializes in original art, hand-pulled prints and sculpture by over 100 living black American, African and Afro Caribbean artists.
40 Summit Avenue
Hagerstown, MD
US
Autograph’s mission is to enable the public to explore identity, representation, human rights and social justice through work produced by artists who use photography and film.
Our key aim is to connect audiences with our mission through the presentation of artistic programmes in the UK and internationally. Our strategy to deliver this aim is three-fold:
• Commission new work or present existing work made by contemporary artists which speaks to our mission
• Research, display and publish work which address the subjects of identity, representation, rights and justice
• Encourage the production of new knowledge and learning about this subject matter, both alone and through collaboration with other institutions.
Rivington Place
London
EC2A 3BA
VOLTA debuted in Basel in 2005 as an art fair collaboration between dealers and friends. The aim was to secure a platform for international galleries beyond young art fair Liste and market heavyweight Art Basel. VOLTA’s New York fair followed in 2008, offering a solo and boutique alternative to the crowded trade show tradition of Armory Week in March. Concerns and aspirations of the exhibiting galleries have been of the utmost importance since VOLTA’s inception, resulting in eclectic and dynamic solo presentations and multiple artists in curated conversations.
Akwaaba Gallery is a hidden Newark gem located in the historic Fairmont neighborhood. The gallery features diverse and eclectic contemporary works of art in various mediums. Akwaaba's mission is to engage the community and public with exhibitions featuring emerging local, regional, national and international artists.
509 South Orange Avenue
Newark, NJ 07103
US
Located in the emerging art scene of the Waterloo art district, Framed Gallery is an exclusive African American art gallery in Cleveland. This gallery displays emerging, mid-career and established artists creating contemporary works on paper, paintings, graphite drawings and assemblage.
15813 Waterloo Road
Cleveland, OH 44110
US
International contemporary and modern art gallery with spaces in Zurich, London, Somerset, New York, Los Angeles, Hong Kong, Gstaad and St. Moritz.
Art has the rare ability to mend social, psychological, and physical ills by building community, inspiring change, and celebrating life. Founded in 2008, the Joan Hisaoka Healing Arts Gallery at Smith Center for Healing and the Arts, is a nonprofit arts space in Washington, DC. The gallery is dedicated to exhibiting fine art that explores the innate connection between healing and creativity. Through a rotating exhibition schedule, the gallery features contemporary artists that address a diversity of significant themes, including spirituality, social change, multiculturalism, health, environmentalism, and community.
1632 U Street NW
Washington, DC 20009
US
Nonprofit art gallery in the heart of Falls Church City, Virginia, offering classes, exhibits and community.
Currently exhibiting online
Prizm is pleased to present a dynamic fair with layered programming that is sure to capture the eyes and minds of our attendees. With over 30 emerging and established galleries and artists offering their varied Diasporic narratives and perspectives, riveting conversations lead by new and established thought leaders in Diasporic Visual arts practice and cutting-edge events and installations that offer sensory delight, Prizm is a fair not to be missed during your stay in sunny Miami.
The inception of Stella Jones Gallery in July, 1996, was the realization of a dream. Long time friend and art historian, Dr. Samella Lewis was an inspiration and serves as consultant and curator. The gallery provides a venue for artists of the African diaspora to exhibit superior works of art. The gallery fulfills its educational goals through lectures, panel discussions, intimate gallery talks and exhibitions with artists in attendance.
Place St. Charles, 201 St Charles Ave #132,
New Orleans, LA 70170
US
A CURATED DIRECTORY FOR WOMEN ARTISTS WORLDWIDE.
Women artists remain drastically underrepresented across the world. Founded by a female immigrant artist Svitlana Martynjuk, our goal is to offer a curated space to locate women artists from any corner of the world.
There are many places to find talent, but none where professional women artists can be discovered by discipline or location. Since women artists are extremely underrepresented in galleries and museums, talent searches leave an alarming majority of women artists undiscovered, unless organizations are committed to bringing equality into the art world.
It’s extremely difficult finding a community if you are new to the area as well, and we promote our directory to an array of global art organizations that might or might not already support visibility for women in the arts.
Founded in 2019 and now located in the heart of Historic Downtown Carrollton, Msanii HOUS is dedicated to supporting and showcasing the work of established and emerging artists from around the globe. Msanii HOUS features all mediums; paintings, photography, sculptures, installations, and more.
1017 S. Broadway St
Carrollton, TX 75006
US
Meijler Art is a young and ambitious gallery dedicated to a growing group of emerging and established International artists. Meijler recognized the start of a change in the art world a few years ago and from the desire to adapt and evolve and make a difference, Meijler Art was founded. Trying to re-invent the synergy between gallery and artist, creating a trustworthy platform where passion for art guides the path.
Kikar Kdumim 12, Yafo/Tel Aviv , Israel
Galerie Myrtis was established to utilize the visual arts to raise awareness for artists – known or unknown – who deserve recognition for their contributions in artistically portraying our cultural, social, historical, and political landscapes; and to recognize art movements that paved the way for freedom of artistic expression.
The gallery presents approximately six exhibitions per year in which each artist’s creative voice is expressed through paintings, photography, sculptures and new media art with a tendency towards conceptual as well as politically and socially engaged artwork.
Programming includes Tea with Myrtis a series of art salons in which artists, arts professional and legal experts address current trends in the art world.
2224 North Charles St.
Baltimore, MD 21218
US
Contemporary Art Gallery founded in 1995 with locations in Memphis & Nashville, Tennessee
97 Tillman Street
between Poplar & Walnut Grove
Memphis, TN 38111
US
516 Hagan Street
in the Wedgewood/Houston neighborhood
Nashville, TN 37203
US
Based in the Historic Detroit Neighborhood of Rosedale Park, Norwest Gallery of Art is dedicated to Contemporary Art specializing in African and African-American works. As Detroit's newest art gallery and museum, we are committed to promoting artistic work that provides an engaging and explosive voice, providing our collectors with access to the hottest artists from around the globe.
CLIENT SERVICES In addition to artists representation, the gallery offers extensive art advisory services to corporations, interior designers, and private collectors. We assist with all aspects of art acquisition, event and space curation, installation, and collection management. If you are looking for a specific work of art, you might want to consider a unique work or commission.
19556 Grand River Ave
Detroit, MI 48223
US
Library Street Collective specializes in the presentation of contemporary art with a focus on artists who have pushed the boundaries of traditional medium and exhibition space. Located in the heart of downtown Detroit, our exhibition and public programs contribute to the artistic renaissance of the city’s public, private, and heritage spaces, while focusing on meaningful ways to impact our community.
Detroit, MI US
Seven years after founding her namesake gallery in Seattle, Ibrahim and her program officially launched their next space in Chicago in 2019. Mariane Ibrahim has hosted acclaimed exhibitions from leading and emerging artists including Amoako Boafo, Clotilde Jimenez, Maimouna Guerresi, Ayana V. Jackson, Lina Iris Viktor and most recently Florine Démosthène. The gallery has had an international presence at art fairs with acclaimed and prize-winning presentations.
437 N Paulina St
Chicago, IL 60622
US
Art gallery with two locations in Chicago, IL
835 W. Washington Blvd.
Chicago, IL 60607
US
219 N. Elizabeth Street
Chicago, IL 60607
US
Monique Meloche Gallery was founded in October 2000, with its debut exhibition ‘Homewrecker’ at Meloche’s home, and officially opened to the public in May 2001. Diverse and inclusive since its inception, the gallery promotes politically minded contemporary art, aiming to be a bellwether for artistic talents early or under-recognized in their careers. Working with an international group of emerging and established artists in all media, the gallery presents conceptually challenging installations in Chicago and at art fairs internationally, with an emphasis on curatorial and institutional outreach.
451 North Paulina Street
Chicago, IL 60622
US
We stand in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement.
We are dedicated to amplifying the voices of those who have been silenced, overlooked and pushed aside. With a focus on social justice, equality, and inclusion we hope to help level the playing field for underrepresented artists and communities. Our exhibitions focus on issues relating to gender, race, sexuality, systems of oppression, and the unseen forces driving our lives. Each show is intended to be a starting point for open dialogues- posing a question, asking you to think and react.
We do not sell artwork; instead, we believe that artists should get 100% of the sales money from their work. Links to artist's websites are attached to their names . We encourage our audience to contact artists individually, and to purchase work directly from artists. Buying directly from artists helps put more money in their pockets, allowing them to continue to make art, and helps to alleviate economic disparities.
Chisenhale Gallery commissions and produces contemporary art.
64 Chisenhale Road
London E3 5QZ
In Association with the Smithsonian Institution
13470 Dowell Road
Solomons, MD, 20688
US
Every three years, we invite artists from all over the world to create projects in a wide variety of venues spread throughout New Orleans. We bring new art to an old city, both inviting artists from around the globe to engage with New Orleans and raising the voices of artists who represent the Global South. Many Prospect projects are rooted in social justice issues and the city of New Orleans itself. Each iteration of Prospect is organized by a leading voice in the curatorial field. For residents and visitors alike, Prospect is an invitation to experience the city through the eyes of artists.
Prospect is also more than a recurring exhibition. In collaboration with local organizations and community partners, our year-round programming generates platforms for past and present Prospect artists in our community, sparking dialogues with youth, students, and the general public.
New Orleans, LA US
Gallery 1957 presents leading artists working across West Africa and the diaspora.
Launched by Marwan Zakhem on Ghana Independence Day, 2016, Gallery 1957 has since expanded across two gallery spaces within Accra, dedicating its programme to spearheading international exchanges between contemporary West African art practices and the rest of the world. Gallery 1957’s London space opened in October 2020 and provides a further platform through which to exhibit Gallery 1957 artists working across Africa and the diaspora.
Presenting a programme of exhibitions, installations and performances by the region’s most significant artists, Gallery 1957 bridges the gap between local and international audiences. Beyond its roster of diverse artists and exhibitions, global gallery partnerships and the establishment of the artist residency programme have welcomed many international artists and arts professionals to Ghana, encouraging them to engage further with the country’s rich contemporary art scene.
Gallery 1957’s work expands beyond the gallery walls through a public programme that includes fairs, talks, off-site projects and site-specific installations commissions - continuously supporting cultural initiatives in Ghana, and beyond.
Gallery 1957, I & II, Accra
Located in Kempinski Hotel Gold Coast City & Galleria Mall
PMB 66 — Ministries
Gamel Abdul Nasser Avenue
Ridge — Accra
Ghana
Gallery 1957, London
1 Hyde Park Gate
London
SW7 5EW
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