Wonderful art gallery containing vibrant art painted on all kinds of mediums! Our favs were…read moreprobably the surfboards, way cool, but many beautiful items of beach life, aquatics, beach towns, boats, etc. A very fun place to peruse! Staff was very knowledgeable, and they offer shipping. Do yourself a favor, stop by for a look, you'll be happy you did!

Great place to look at some amazing art. As you can imagine, the prices are high. I would recommend…read moregoing here to look around. If you tell them you're just looking, they let you walk around without being pushy. Not a place to take small kids as this is expensive stuff.

Created by Key West Artist's Michael Marrero & Marky Pierson as an alternative venue to showcase…read morenew talent and dynamic and renegade art projects. Monthly shows every third Thursday of the month featuring slightly subversive multimedia art. Show themes include highly charged pop art, political posters, erotic and sensual photography, graffiti & tattoo art and more. The center of town is home to the working art space and community hub for photography, painting, graphic design, and film production. Studio space available for photo, film, and workshops. Studio space available for Photo/ Film shoots. Submit your ART now! Send in jpg files of your work-website- and similar to be considered for season 2011-2012 shows

Best gallery in key west from originally Lahaina Maui intil the fire. Now they reopened north of…read moreLahaina and here in key west. 25 world renowned artist and a few from Hawaii. It's a must stop. Ask for Drew

My mother and I just happened to stumble in this art gallery on a Friday art walk. Had artwork…read morefrom local artists and artist from around the world and a lot of history on the walls. My first time being close to a Picasso. The owners are lively, and super friendly. They poured us some champagne, they shared their passion for art, and had I had $35,000 to share I would've had some history on my wall.

Jennifer is always friendly and inviting. She has a wealth of knowledge on the Key West art scene…read more Jennifer has curated an exciting variety of artists, providing work to satisfy anyone's interests. And she always had an ice cold Sunkist Zero waiting for me when I arrive!

It was quite true what people say about Jennifer being a complete joy. From the moment we walked in…read moreshe greeted us and extended an invitation to complimentary waters as we heard an overview from her about the featured local artists in her gallery. My son, who has an interest in art, photography and rarely meets anyone he likes, immediately struck up a conversation with her, enthused by her energy and kindness. He's at a crossroads in his life, deciding what to do after high school, so it was rather apropos that she said to find what you're passionate about, so that your work doesn't end up feeling like work. I really enjoyed the pieces and jewelry featured - highly recommend you stop in, if not for no reason other than to see the wonderful pieces here.

One of the most organized antique stores in Key West. Saying that, it was almost too organized…read moreallowing it to lose that vintage ambiance. One wall had Jimmy Buffet art work and a corner had large wooden swords. The glass display case had old military badges and poker chips from Cuban Casinos in active circulation from 1930s - 1950s. Some cool stuff but not impressed since it did not have that old thrift "Dirty" feel.

This antique store had an inviting outside front and three separate rooms of old stuff with some…read moreinteresting charm. The Jimmy Buffett paintings and drawings are surely the most sold item in here, and was confirmed by the owner.

Walking down Duval Street always brings surprises and running into this shop was a pleasant one…read more So colorful and filled with all kinds of unique pottery pieces. This beautiful store is owned by Adam Russell and Kelly Lever, two creatives that put their minds together and opened this shop. Now they have a ton of contributing artists in the Florida Keys. Along with the pottery, they also offer various paintings and other creations for sale. All kinds of price points and I felt my purchase was reasonable. What caught my attention were these colorful Soul Fish. They came in small, medium and large and I I truly could not decide on which color to purchase so I went with my favorite color of seafoam green. I found a perfect spot for it in my bathroom around my tub. Service was so friendly and informational. I had a great experience here and a would definitely shop here again or online.

Tons of colors, price points, styles, home elements--a really fun selection! And after taking a…read moreceramics class using a wheel, it makes all the offerings here even more impressive! They also had a bunch of fun paintings/ wall art. If you like vibrant, this must be one of your stops in Key West.

We try to visit the Alan S Maltz Gallery every time we are in Key West. Often we buy; sometimes we…read morejust visit. We always leave inspired by the natural beauty of Florida and how Mr. Maltz is able to reflect that beauty in his photography.

Allan and his team are top notch. We had a spot in our home that needed that final touch, Allan's…read morephotos are unbelievable. His team was courteous and professional, an added plus was to hear the story behind the photo! Packaging and shipping were perfect.

The modern day photographer that brought back photography in our lifetime. Now everyone wants to…read morepeter like with there phones lol. Amazing art

Some sales take longer than others. I had seen a picture at the Peter Lik Gallery in Key West 20…read moreyears ago. Yes, 20 years ( I thought about it same amount of time I dated my wife before asking her to marry me. ) We met Trevor and asked him to show us a picture of the Androscoggin river in Maine, , runs behind our home there, and he knew right away what I was talking about. When the lights came on in the showing area, I quickly recognized this as the same picture, but I was 20 years older and this time it did not speak to me. Undaunted, Trevor began to focus on us and what might spark our interest. We settled upon "Sunday Drive" (it also reminded us of our home in Greene Maine) Now hangs in our Florida home but may soon end up in Maine leaving once again a blank spot over the mantle -- and the search continues!