What time does Conde Contemporary open?

Conde Contemporary opens at 11:00 AM on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

What time does Conde Contemporary close?

Conde Contemporary is closed on Monday and Sunday.Conde Contemporary closes at 4:00 PM on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

Mon, Sun ClosedTue-Sat 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Does Conde Contemporary take credit cards?

Yes, Conde Contemporary takes credit cards.

Is Conde Contemporary by appointment only?

Yes, Conde Contemporary is by appointment only.

Does Conde Contemporary have bike parking?

No, Conde Contemporary does not have bike parking.

Does Conde Contemporary have parking?

Yes, Conde Contemporary has parking options. Street Parking

Is Conde Contemporary wheelchair accessible?

No, Conde Contemporary is not wheelchair accessible.

Does Conde Contemporary have free WiFi?

Yes, Conde Contemporary has free WiFi.

Specialties

Conde Contemporary is a fine art gallery representing an exceptional roster of living, contemporary artists working in narrative realism, magical realism, surrealism, conceptualism, and new media. Founded by Stacy Conde, an experienced curator and art dealer, the gallery is known for presenting technically masterful and intellectually compelling works that resonate with seasoned collectors and first-time buyers alike. What sets us apart? Our deep, long-term relationships with both artists and clients. We pride ourselves on curating thoughtfully — every exhibition tells a story — and on working collaboratively with collectors to build meaningful, investment-worthy collections tailored to their vision. Beyond our walls, we engage the community through artist residencies, public programming, and partnerships that expand access to fine art. For visitors, Conde Contemporary offers more than just a gallery visit. Our Natchez Gallery Suites, located in the historic building above the gallery, provide beautifully appointed short-term accommodations, allowing guests to immerse themselves in an art-filled environment during their stay in Natchez. Whether you’re a serious collector, an interior designer sourcing for a client, or simply exploring the world of contemporary art, Conde Contemporary offers a personalized, educational, and inspiring experience.

History

Established in 2013.

Established in 2013 Conde Contemporary was founded in 2013 with a clear vision: to bring warmth, accessibility, and diversity to the contemporary art scene. At the time, Miami’s galleries were dominated by dark, abstract works, and Stacy Conde saw an opportunity to showcase a broader range of voices — art that was not only technically excellent but also deeply narrative, approachable, and emotionally resonant. From the start, our mission has been to create a gallery experience that feels welcoming rather than intimidating, where collectors, designers, and first-time buyers can engage directly with art and artists in meaningful ways. Over the years, we’ve cultivated long-term relationships with both clients and artists, making Conde Contemporary not just a gallery, but a collaborative, creative community.

Meet the Business Owner: Stacy C.

Welcome to Conde Contemporary! When I opened the gallery in 2013, my goal was simple: to create a space where people could experience extraordinary art without the formality or intimidation that sometimes comes with the gallery world. I wanted to showcase artists whose work is both technically brilliant and deeply human — the kind of art that sparks conversation, connection, and emotion. While our listed hours are typical, they are subject to change as we often work on offsite projects, so I always encourage visitors to call ahead for an appointment. If you’re visiting from out of town, consider staying in one of our beautifully appointed Natchez Gallery Suites upstairs — a chance to fully immerse yourself in an art-filled experience. Whether you’re a seasoned collector, an interior designer sourcing work, or simply curious about contemporary art, I look forward to welcoming you and sharing what makes our gallery — and our artists — so special. — Stacy Conde