Art & Photography Galleries

Key West cottages, roosters, bar fronts and beaches, photographed around the island and then painted over by hand, stroke by stroke, on a tablet. Mark Baratto's gallery is tucked into the Shops at Mallory Square, across from Cuban Coffee Queen.

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Garlic Grater with Love is a 14-year-old artisan brand crafting distinctive handmade ceramic garlic grater bowls and eco-friendly scrubbie sponges, found at the Key West Artisan Market at Higgs Beach and available online for those who want to bring a piece of handmade artistry home from the Keys.

Rachel Garreau came to Key West from Casablanca with thirty-six dollars, worked at Sloppy Joe's, spent five years as an art director, then sold her house to open her own gallery on Duval. It is full of work by Key West artists, and she is usually in it.

An owner-run gallery of contemporary work, metal and sculpture, tucked into the Shops at Mallory Square. Tony Klaesius has been part of the Key West art scene long enough to have chosen everything in the room himself.

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.

Kona Kai Resort offers adults-only boutique accommodations with a private beach, botanical gardens, and art gallery in Key Largo, Florida Keys.

Florida's Official Fine Art Photographer has kept his gallery on Duval Street since New Year's Day 1999. Sunsets, Everglades light, wildlife and a vanishing Old Florida, printed on canvas, aluminum and glass at sizes from modest to architectural.

Key West Collective is a curated art gallery in Old Town’s Historic Seaport featuring local and contemporary artists in a bright, welcoming space.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Jessica Ann Art — original marine-life acrylic paintings in Florida Keys, where conservation meets Caribbean color.