Art & Photography Galleries

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.

Isaac Valdes sets up at the Sunset Celebration every night, with giclée prints, digital work and hand-carved pieces framed by his wife Danay in salvaged lobster trap wood. Find him at Mallory Square from about 6:15pm.

Mark Funkhouser spent thirty years as a firefighter and flight paramedic before moving to Key West in 2021 to photograph people instead. Proposals, elopements, families and headshots, shot on location at the hour the light is worth showing up for.

An authorized Dr. Seuss collection, Tom Everhart’s Peanuts work, Nano Lopez bronzes and lit glass animals by the Borowski brothers all share this gallery at the top of Duval. The mix leans toward pop art and nostalgia alongside Key West scenes.

Wyland has painted more than a hundred life-size whale murals around the world and has run an ocean conservation foundation since 1993. His Key West gallery is on Duval, open until ten most nights and eleven at weekends.

More than 50 Florida Keys artists share one roof at this Marathon gallery, where the work ranges from oil paintings to shell art to ceramics made from reclaimed lobster traps. A full custom frame shop operates in the same building.

Amanda Johnson paints the Keys in oil, in the studio and outdoors, in a tropical impressionist style built on gold leaf, sunsets and the island's roosters. Trained at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and the Art Students League of New York, she has worked in Key West since opening her first gallery here in 2012.

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

Tony Chatman's photographs come finished in epoxy resin, which gives the water in them a depth a flat print cannot. He was the official artist for the 2026 Key West Food & Wine Festival, and the gallery sits on Lazy Way Lane in the Historic Seaport.

Susan Kay Holler paints the water, light and quiet of the Upper Keys from her base in Key Largo. Her original work is sold directly, so a piece can be shipped rather than carried home.

Jennifer Resor cuts and kiln-fires glass in Key West, and because every piece is shaped and fired by hand, no two come out the same. Sold directly rather than through a storefront.

Lombarduw Photography — fine art & portrait photography in the Florida Keys, where passion meets image.

Maggie Ruley paints Key West in acrylic, sometimes from a picnic table at Fort Zachary Taylor with a water bucket and a stack of snacks. Her Fleming Street studio sells the paintings and teaches you to make your own on Tuesdays.

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.

Art classes in a Whitehead Street studio a short walk from the Hemingway Home, working in watercolor, acrylic and mixed media. The studio also takes commissions, including pet portraits and murals.