Art & Photography Galleries
In the Florida Keys, art pops up everywhere—bright canvases splashed with island color, sculpture gardens tucked into courtyards, and photography that captures the Keys’ endless light. Galleries range from quirky co-ops to elegant showrooms, often run by the artists themselves. Peek into a shop and you might meet a painter mid-brushstroke or a photographer still salty from a sunrise shoot. These listings highlight places where the Keys’ spirit hangs on every wall. Stop in, wander slowly, and maybe carry a piece of paradise home with you.
‘Islands of the Arts’ Sculpture Trail
You can find visual artistry almost everywhere in the Florida Keys: in palm-fringed shorescapes beside the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico, orange...
The Connections Project: A Mosaic of the Keys
Visual art and music by top Florida Keys talents are to take center stage during the Connections Project.
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Maggie Ruley - Island Inspirations
Maggie Ruley has been painting Key West since the mid-1980s, starting from a corner of Blue Heaven. Her Fleming Street studio is open ten-ish to five-ish most days, and she is usually in it, working.
TooKEY's Gallery
TooKEY’s Gallery by Jessica Tookey — expressive fine art, mixed media and photography studio in Key West with custom commissions and lessons.
Archeo Gallery
Rugs hand-knotted in Afghanistan from nautical charts of the Lower Keys, African ceremonial art, and fish that swam in a Wyoming lake fifty million years ago. Archeo on Upper Duval calls it ancient art for modern living, and means it fairly literally.
The Studios of Key West
The Studios of Key West inspires creativity, supports artists, and builds community through vibrant art, performances, and residencies.
Key West Art Center & Gallery
Experience the vibrant creativity of Key West with local paintings, sculptures, and unique crafts. A must-visit for art lovers.
SALT Gallery
Local sea salts, wild island honey and work by Keys artists under one roof on Simonton Street. Laura Richardson's shop sits somewhere between a gallery and a pantry, deliberately.
Cocco & Salem Gallery
A gallery of Key West painters on Upper Duval, open since 2009 and anchored by Jim Salem, who is half the name over the door. Tuesday through Sunday, closed Mondays, and by appointment if that suits you better.
Abstracta
A small Duval Street gallery stocked with work that does not look like anybody else's on the street, including sculpture built out of reclaimed metal. It stays open into the evening, which makes it one of the few galleries you can browse after dinner.
Zero Mile Art
The green Mile 0 sign at Whitehead and Fleming is the photograph people drive the whole Overseas Highway to take, and this shop sits on the corner. Art prints and local gifts inside, plus cold drinks and key lime pie, open until eight.
Washed Up Key West
Washed Up Key West — sustainable hardwood art & furniture studio in Key West, where fallen trees become island treasures.
Millionaire Gallery
Signed guitars, Hollywood wardrobe, and autographed sports and music pieces, built into shadowbox displays and certified by third-party authenticators. The Duval Street gallery opens in the afternoon and stays open into the evening.
Red Door Gallery
Next door to Pepe's, which has been feeding Key West since 1909, and a few steps from the Historic Seaport. A small gallery of island and Caribbean work by Key West artists, priced to actually buy.
Bug Ceramics Pottery Studio & Gallery
Bug Ceramics Pottery Studio & Gallery is Key West's first and only community pottery studio, tucked inside the Shops at Mallory Square, offering hand-building and wheel-throwing classes, walk-in pottery painting, private bachelorette and group events, and a gallery of handmade ceramics from local and international artists.
Artists In Paradise Gallery
Artists in Paradise Gallery is a vibrant co-op gallery on Big Pine Key, showcasing original works by over 40 local artists, including paintings, pottery, glass, and fine crafts.