Art & Photography Galleries

Peter Lik photographs Key West water, and the gallery on Duval hangs those images alongside the panoramas that made his name. Open until nine every night, with Brazilian ebony underfoot and the lights turned down so the prints do the work.

Nineteen Keys artists share the walls at this Simonton Street gallery, with new shows going up every month through the season. The frame shop in the same space will mat, frame, pack and ship whatever you buy.

Art gallery 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.

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.

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.

Judith Chesher stocks her shop with work from around thirty Keys artists, and as she puts it, the Keys are full of artists doing all kinds of weird things. It sits in Rain Barrel Village, a few steps from a forty-foot lobster.

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.

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.

Discover vibrant art and culture in the heart of Islamorada at Morada Way!

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

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.

Experience the vibrant creativity of Key West with local paintings, sculptures, and unique crafts. A must-visit for art lovers.

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.