Art & Photography Galleries

A marine biologist who once curated the Key West Aquarium now builds picture frames out of retired lobster traps and sculpture out of old bottles. Bob Cerkleski's shop is on Fleming Street, and most of what is in it exists exactly once.

Adam Russell and Kelly Lever have been making pottery in Key West since 2009, from mugs and bowls to fish sculptures that stand taller than the people looking at them. Everything in their Duval Street gallery was made on this island by one of the two of them.

Bella Laine is a Key West candle studio, boutique, and gallery offering hand-poured candles, jewelry, artwork, and gifts.

Monroe County's official arts agency is the reason there are 19 monumental sculptures standing along the Overseas Highway from Key West to Key Largo. Its free gallery guide, cultural calendar and public art maps are the fastest way to find what is happening while you are here.

Key West’s oldest private art gallery, showcasing original works in a historic Victorian setting.

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.

Four thousand square feet over two floors, hung with hyperreal candy wrappers the size of a door and portraits set with Swarovski crystals. It is also open late, which makes it the one gallery on Duval you can walk into after dinner.

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.

Gallery & studio of women artists—expressive art in Key West

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.

Washed Up Key West — sustainable hardwood art & furniture studio in Key West, where fallen trees become island treasures.

Experience vibrant coastal seascapes, marine wildlife and tropical wave art by Susan Gillingham — an acclaimed South Florida artist blending Caribbean flair with ocean passion

A weather-beaten shell-cleaning shack in the Historic Seaport, now packed with ships' portholes, old anchors, antique postcards of Cuba and paintings of a Key West that mostly is not there anymore. It opens a few afternoons a week, so check before you walk over.

Robbie’s of Islamorada offers thrilling tarpon feeding, fishing, water sports, and vibrant local dining in the heart of the Florida Keys.

Arana Glass has been painting faces onto coconuts for more than thirty years, and since 2020 she and her husband have been hiding them around the Keys for strangers to find and keep. Her studio at mile marker 86.7 in Islamorada has the originals, the prints, and a good deal more.