This is by far my favorite gallery on the increasingly popular artwalks in the French Quarter. The…read morecheerful coral historic building on State Street houses hundreds of original, whimsical works, including jewelry and pottery. One of my favorite artists featured there makes homemade paper light sculptures in fascinating shapes (a giant jellyfish, for instance). Another, Don Dudenbostel, takes x-ray-like photographs of flowers and natural objects, the results of which are eerily amazing (see pic). When your eyes glaze over after viewing yet another sunset-on-the-marsh scene at umpteen other galleries, head over to Nina Liu's for some fresh inspiration and great nibbles (for last night's walk she made brussels sprouts soaked in sesame oil and featured dips from Doe's Pita), graciously served by the proprietor herself. The building, the Poinsett House, keeps going up and up, and Ms Liu opens all four floors of her gallery/home for the artwalks. She even allowed us plebeians to wander in her back garden, a lush little courtyard with a tiny pond and some great sculpture. Nina Liu was one of the first to arrange the gallery tours that later became the artwalks, and as far as I'm concerned, hers is the best stop along the way.

I went to Nina's gallery because it is my sister's favorite. I was blown away. I live in manhattan…read morebut rarely buy art here because it's gotten so contrived and doesn't feel authentic anymore. Gallery owners don't feel the love of their artist's work like they used to. I bought three pieces that Nina shipped for me after already giving me a great deal. I'm madly in love with them and think of Charleston each day I stare at them. I feel so grateful and will make this gallery a stop each time I visit that magical city.

Located in a beautiful area of historic downtown Charleston, just getting to the gallery is a…read morepleasant experience. I really like the style of paintings in this gallery. Many paintings feature beautiful nature scenes. While priced very high, just walking through the gallery is a pleasant way to pass 10 or 15 minutes.

Some nice pieces of art and enjoyed touring the gallery.We stopped in and were treated right away…read moreand were left to roam around. Nice gallery

Lovely small gallery. Variety of works and prices. Worth a quick stop if you are in the area.read more

Ventured out today and on my stroll, I decided to stop in. Beautiful artwork on display for sure…read more It's always awesome to see the work of local artists including several middle and high schoolers. My husband is an artist and high school art teacher and our youngest daughter is a budding artist. Although the artwork was nice and the area clean, no one greeted me or spoke to me which was kind of a bummer.

This nostalgic chalk painting I created when I was 11 was shattered and damaged by a dishonest…read morecleaning woman. I was in tears when I found it broken and covered in cleaning products. After reaching out to the Charleston community, I was connected with the incredibly talented Yvonne Rousseau from Art on the Square Gallery She not only repaired the damage but made this cherished piece even more beautiful than before. There are artists, and then there are truly gifted artists and she is one of them. Grateful beyond words. Before and after photos included.

Martin Gallery is one of my most favorite art galleries in Charleston. They have the best display…read moreof art for sale. Wonderful art pieces that inspire and make you think.

We found the Martin Gallery, located in a beautifully restored historic bank building on Broad St.,…read moreto be a treasure trove of fine art, sculpture, hand crafted jewlery, hued glass, and black and white photography. All categories were stellar in their quality and presentation. The staff was knowledgeable, well informed on the specific art displayed, and very personable, especially the Director, Christina. We have purchased, over time, a pleinair painting, hand crafted gold earrings, and works of b&w photography. We visit the gallery every time we are in Charleston. It should be included by anyone in their enjoyment of the city.

I stopped by the for a specific item. Even though they didn't carry these envelopes, I was…read moreimpressed with the products they carried. I will definitely stop by on my next visit to Charlston

Artist cooperative galleries rarely get the love and attention they deserve. As a fervent…read moresupporter, I always make a point to seek one out wherever I travel. There is no better place to buy high-quality, locally made mementos, and affordable ones at that! Charleston Crafts is no exception. If I had unlimited funds, I'd clean this place out. Their selection runs the gamut of art forms and medias. Metal, wood, paper, ceramics, textiles, jewelry, glass, it's all here and then some. I spent a good half hour just perusing everything they have to offer. I've never seen a more extensive display of diverse artistry at a cooperative gallery. The Lowcountry is home to a ridiculous number of talented craftspeople. So when you're out and about downtown, don't forget to make a pit stop at Charleston Crafts. What better way to remember your trip to Charleston than with a unique craft or two? They're way cooler than mass-produced keychains and magnets. And if you're a local who has yet to visit, what are you waiting for?! Go support your local artists!

While visiting Charleston during an Artwalk. I came across this studio and was amazed by the…read moreartwork. Somehow the artist is able to incorporate simple objects with animals making a lifelike image. I'll definitely be visiting again to see what new creations are being made.

RLS is by far my favorite gallery downtown. This two story gallery has a wide variety of artists…read morewith a new featured artist every month. Some pieces are interactive with a piano (please only play if you know how), swing, stone stacking, a seating that invites you to relax as a magnetic ball cuts through sand. I've been at various hours and days and have been fortunate to see one or two artists in their studios at work. They're always so kind and open to you being there to watch and ask questions. If you're looking for an opportunity to stop by I recommend going on the first Friday of the month (5-8p) during the art walk. RLS, along with many other galleries, will be open to the public and have wine tastings. It's a great social event where you can meet with the locals and artists.

Easily my favorite galley in all of downtown. Super unique spot with some of that hard to find more…read moreillusive work from local and regional artists like Sean Williams, Matt Wilson, Susan Woodford, Constance Williams and Scott Parsons. I come here often on the First Friday's as they always have artists in house and new pieces coming in. I have found quite a few good gifts here for my family members. The gallery curator Jaclyn is very knowledgeable, friendly and incredibly helpful. My wife and her company even rented this space out once for the grand opening of their business and put on a stellar event. Revealed is definitely a 10/10 and not your typical run of the mill gallery in the French Quarter. If your looking for some unique pieces, want great service or seeking an intimate venue for your event give this place a look, you won't be disappointed.

Beautiful, reasonably priced art. Friendly staff. We purchased a sculpture and had it shipped to…read moreour out-of-state home. Shipped fast and very well packed.