Art & Photography Galleries

Seventy-odd artists across two floors of Duval, anchored by Bill Mack, whose portraits of Hollywood stars are carved into metal salvaged from the original Hollywood Sign. Open until ten most nights and eleven on weekends.

Chris DeRubeis, acclaimed as the “Father of Conceptual Movement,” pioneers the signature style of Abstract Sensualism®, transforming metal into luminous, emotionally charged fine art that blends sculpture and painting in celestial abstraction.

Dwayne and Cindy King throw pottery and cast bronze in a workshop you can stand and watch, then set the results loose in a hardwood garden of winding paths, sculpture and free-range peacocks. It is at mile marker 88.8 and ranks among the top ten things to do in Islamorada.

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.

Hand blown glass, turned wood, ceramics and paintings on Caroline Street in the Historic Seaport, run by two artists who have been working in Key West for decades. Ask about Tony Gregory's Key West alphabet.

TooKEY’s Gallery by Jessica Tookey — expressive fine art, mixed media and photography studio in Key West with custom commissions and lessons.

Explore ocean conservation with REEF's citizen science, education, and marine programs.

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.

Gallery & studio in Key West specializing in ceramics, fine art photography, and custom works.

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.

Mzoe Arts is a Key West ceramics studio and artisan brand by South African-born potter Thabane Mpofu, crafting one-of-a-kind hand-built ceramic creations inspired by his late father's artistry and a mission to employ and mentor fellow artisans from his community.

Around twenty painters and photographers on one of the busiest blocks of Duval, from painted surfboards to the founder's own photographs of Keys water and light. Time your trip for winter and you can meet the artists in person.

Steve Diossy designed Florida's Protect Wild Dolphins license plate in 1998, and it went on to become the state's best-selling specialty plate. His gallery at 404 Duval has the originals and the prints, and it closes for an hour at five every evening for happy hour.

A working ceramics studio on Stock Island built around teaching, offering classes, private lessons and studio memberships. Visitors can put their hands on clay here rather than just look at finished pots.