Visited the Orlando Museum of Art and had a wonderful experience. If you're a Bank of America…read morecustomer, admission is free the first weekend of the month, which is such a great perk. The museum features beautiful and thoughtfully curated pieces, and during our visit they were exhibiting artwork by David LaChapelle, which was striking and visually powerful. I highly recommend joining one of the curated tours -- it was very informative and added so much context and appreciation to the art. A great way to spend a relaxing and enriching afternoon in Orlando.

We came here last week for the third Thursday event. March 20 26th…read more Every third Thursday they have a free event. You can get in free to the museum all day until 8:00 p.m. Some of the artists are there and you can talk to them about their artwork. They were giving out free wine and water. Great art museum to check out once a month because they do change out the displays. We got there a little late They were closing at 8:00 p.m. and we got there at 7:30 so we had to do a quick rush through but I was so glad I got to see this and we'll come back next month.

My fellow Yelpers (Lorn C. and Mikhail C.) decided to explore the Third Thursday event here as one…read moreof Lorn's friends was displaying her art that night. Lorn and I had been to this venue for the Yelpie awards and decided to return as we were impressed with the artwork the first time we came. Third Thursdays is a free event each month and it displays the works of various artists. Also, if you park at the Plaza parking lot on Court Avenue just a few blocks away, your parking ticket is validated, and you only pay $4. We got there around 6:30pm and the place was already packed. We got a drink at the cafe and a shout out to Miles for being a fun server and a good conversationist. We then proceeded to see all the art displays from photography to paintings to ink drawings. The main floor is much roomier as the second floor was quite crowded and tight given the separate rooms for the displays. But we still enjoyed ourselves and got to see the work of Lorn's friend, Grace Garvey, as well as other artists. The second floor's main room was dedicated to "Black & White" artist renderings and many of the displays were quite intriguing. The main floor had some excellent concert photographs that exuded the energy and passion of the performers as well as the crowds. This is definitely a fun free event to attend in downtown Orlando.

What a wonderful art museum! We started out at city arts Café next-door, waiting for it to open…read more When it finally did, we were met by a wonderful woman that told us about the different displays in the building. We were then able to go on our own and visit the displays. Pictures were allowed, which was wonderful because I didn't want to forget some of them and they were great inspiration. They had a great selection of art, including art by teens and it is FREE so what a great value. We've decided we'd like to go every so often to keep up with the displays.

This Gallery is full of amazing folk art pieces. Unique and thought provoking art that would make…read moreany home pop. The staff is knowledgeable about the history of these artworks, many of them by local artist. I had walked by this gallery without going in but what a delight I found inside. The gallery houses studios of local artists often in residence and lovely to talk with. *****

To sum this place up in one word - eclectic. There is a mix of various styles of artwork. From…read moreextremely abstract to more traditional works. I really like seascapes and there were quite a few. But no room in the suitcase this trip. One thing that really intrigued me was a model of the RMS Titanic. It took the artist 3 yrs to build. Materials were gathered from places to include cement from the pier the ship was supposed to arrive at in NY (icebergs) others came from set of the Cameron hit movie - you get the idea. We didn't buy anything but it was still worth the stop.

Tasty tomato pie. My lady and I split this during the pub crawl. Good service, atmosphere, and…read moremusic. Kudos.

From the owner: Your source for original contemporary artwork by Internationally and Nationally Collected local…read moreartists including: Peter Cerreta, Tracy Burke, Ralph Verano, Ivaldo Robles, Julie Kessler, Toelle Hovan, Beau Wild, Trish Vevera, Mindy Colton, Marie DeCosta, Lesley Giles, Tom Abbott, Mauricio Murillo, and many others. Paintings, Sculptures, Ceramics, Jewelry, Home Goods, and Fair Trade Products including hand made crafts and foods.

My son took a session of pottery wheel classes here and he is about to start his next session. He…read moreabsolutely loves it and for a kid who sometimes gets nervous on his own... he feels completely confidant and looks forward to going. I was shocked at what he brought home. For being an 9 year old... he learns so much and his art is quality. Thank you for your patience and direction. We are loyal from here on out.

Such a cute place. I visited during their fall event and was blown away with everyone's work. They…read morehave affordable adult and kids classes you can sign up for as well.

Dig this place! A family owned gallery and school for artists to improve and learn a range of…read moreskills. Walked around in here for a bit checking out the range of skills and visions of the various artists they have on display. It somewhat reminded me of being in Barcelona on an afternoon when various artists would set up on the square. My favorite artists on display here are: Tom Abbott - 3-dimensional Mixed Media - bright and vibrant colors that literally jump off the canvas; you will be tempted to touch each piece. He displays various textures throughout his pieces. There are ripped and frayed-edge canvas to smooth poured paint. They don't have a story behind them, he simply does it some everyone can have fun with his art. Jerry D. Martin - photographer - After seeing a sunset photo, I looked it up online and discovered that when moving to FL, a sunset experience really turned him onto landscape and he has a very similar sunset connection that I do: "A sunset is a celebration of the end of a long day. It is the final light of the evening that sends us a variety of color which allows us to witness God's ability to paint the perfect picture." - YAS! Fridays they have Art Class & a Wine Glass: http://www.artclassandawineglass.com - for anyone, not just "artists" - this is a fun way to get your paint on and hang out with friends or meet new people. It takes place in the middle of the gallery.

Beautiful work, and friendly staff. I am visiting from Las Vegas and have visited this gallery…read moretwice, and might visit again if I wasn't about to board my flight! Sharon was very kind and her artwork was excellent. They are licensed to sell beer and wine so if you want a nice relaxing time to view art and drink wine, come here! They also offer classes which sounded awesome, but I unfortunately did not have time to attend one. Because I am flying home today with an already packed luggage I couldn't purchase anything, but Sharon was still very kind in her sharing of knowledge with me regarding the art pieces. I would highly recommend this gallery!

Redefined is a contempory/ urban/ strret art gallery located inside CityArts. They bring new,…read morefresh local as well as traveling artists to Orlando. Redefined is some what the home of the "B-Side Artist", an urban young artist collecrive. They, like CityArts Factory, change their art monthly and open new shows as part of tge Downtown Arts District's 3rd Thursday. In addition they also sell prints from past shows and graffiti art supplies.

Best Gallery in town featuring Contemporary and street art from local and national artists.read more

This art gallery is part of the City of Casselberry's commitment to attract and support the arts…read more You can visit this gallery, the Art House, The Sculpture House, and the Sculpture Gardens all for free in Lake Concord Park. The Casselberry Arts Center opened in January of 2024. It is a 3,000 foot open space gallery that is used to stage exhibits of visual and digital arts, dance, music, theater, film, design, and multi-media. The beautiful space has floor to ceiling windows that let in natural light as well as a view of the gardens outside. The current exhibit is a presentation from the University of Central Florida, from the students in the UCF SVAD MFA program. The exhibit invited students "to think beyond their studio practice and outside their preconceived notions of an art exhibition in order to gain a new understanding of the limitations and successes of the exhibition form." I really enjoyed the creativity of the art works, especially the fawn and the painting of a bed with the sheet that comes out and on to the floor. Bravo to Casselberry for their support of the arts students of UCF. This exhibit will be on view until June 27th.

This global gallery has a very welcoming vibe. The owner has a fascinating story about her work as…read morea missionary and does good work for the local community. There is a diverse group of very talented local artists represented here and the painting classes are fun and relaxed.

From the owner: We specialize in the sale of original artwork by exceptional Central Florida Artists. We also host…read morePaint and Sip parties and other special art events.

"A photo does not always have to be technically perfect and a masterpiece. After all, life is not…read moreand yet we find it wonderful. " - Nina Hrusa July 8, 2021 Mesmerized by Snap!'s Exhibit of Martin Stranka. It was a gloomy & rainy day that day, but I was so happy to finally see this artist's and photographer's exhibit after viewing it online. A solo exhibition by award-winning international photographer, Martin Stranka, in collaboration with Forbes Magazine.

The Snap! Gallery is an ever changing art space with three galleries located in the Camden 420 East…read moreChurch building. The gallery is free entry to visitors Monday thru Friday until 6pm. The opening art exhibit are world class and occasionally feature local artists. Snap's emphasis is photography, and the shows are carefully curated by the founders Holly and Patrick Kahn. If in town, stop by and visit this special space.