Beautiful artwork but the salesman was up my ass the whole time I was there. He just couldn't get a…read moreclue that he wasn't wanted around. I kept walking away from him but he just kept tracking me down. I couldn't really enjoy the art work. If I want to but a piece I will come find you.

Beautiful gallery w excellent collections by 21 artists and in an excellent area in town w all the…read morenice shops. Kaylee was friendly and wonderful and so knowledgeable.

The owner was very welcoming and we enjoyed visiting with him. He shared alot of interesting…read moreinformation about his career and the fascinating people/fellow artists whom he has met. This is a lovely shop located a bit down from the main hustle and bustle - worth the stroll to find a local artist and perhaps something to adorn your home or for a homemade gift.

This is my favorite place in downtown Dunedin! We're in the next county but when we visit Dunedin,…read morewe never miss seeing what's new at the Rencs' art gallery. Linda or Bill either one greet you personally, and they're the artists that produce everything in the store. Don't miss this, a beautiful, relaxing shop.

We are very grateful to Paul and Dina at Foropoulos Studios for working with our 16 year old…read moredaughter. Ava has flourished as an artist since joining and she thoroughly enjoyed her sessions. Paul is very kind and thoughtful and does a great job building confidence and fostering talent. Thank you Foropolous Studios!

Paul and Dina are truly warm and wonderful people. Paul is an incredibly talented artist who wants…read moreto teach, to share his knowledge and wants to "pay it forward". In just a few months of classes, how I think and how I see my art has been transformed and I am more confident. Students are challenged and encouraged with a firm yet light touch as Paul educates, encourages and elevates the inner artist in all of us. Paul is a master and I am fortunate to be one of his students.

This is a cute little coop gallery in the middle of Ybor. It is a great place to stop by on your…read moreway to and/or from dinner. The art here can be hit or miss. The artists that work the gallery have always been very ice and friendly. There is one particular artist whose work I fell in love with, Apatx Latorre. His works speak to me and I am fortunate enough to own some. This is not a ritzy gallery and truthfully it is a nice change of pace in the area it is located in. Make sure you wander in if you are ever around.

Nice little co-op gallery in the heart of Ybor! Plenty of affordable pieces of art, all made with…read morelove by local artists. Yea, there's a lot of strange stuff, but it's always a welcoming environment and it's always fun to stop in and see what the artists are working on. It's interesting to see that the place is actually a For Lease storefront that they managed to negotiate using and paying for utilities until the space is filled, because it's in a really great spot in the heart of Ybor. It looks like they constantly have different art openings, which they keep updated on their website and Facebook. We managed to be in the area when they had one of their Second Saturday "art walk" nights, which was neat because it coincided with the Castle's Steampunk party so everyone was decked out in their best gear. It's always packed on those nights (probably because of the free snacks), but it's fun to stop in if you're in the area!

Great open gallery space. Fun shows. Bangin' openings with famed SoTa restaurant and Tampa beverage…read morecohosts. Parrrttttyyyy! I didn't even know that South Tampa had an Arts Scene, but here it is in South MacDill kitty corner to the Salvation Army and Beef O'Bradys. Get on their mailing list, follow like their Facebook page, and come check it out. Peeps all stylish, funky, and lovin' it. DJ. They have had a Great White Shark themed LA street art red period dude named Toof (Shark Toof). Cask, Coppertail, and Haven cohosting. Whatup best beers in Tampa, scallops, ahi poke rack of lamb pieces. I Love the Arts!!! They also host group art shows. Brett needs this big red figerglass and automotive UV coated shark for his game room!!! Get it.

Although I'm not a frequent art gallery visitor, I have gone to many due to my best friend being…read moreheavily involved in the art scene in Miami. I had heard some good things about CASS and decided to bring my friend next time she was in town. She was definitely impressed and enjoyed the gallery. The sentence "it would be cool to have this gallery in Miami" (which actually surprised me because she didn't say that about any of the galleries I took her to in Dallas a few years ago).

This is a fantastic art collective in downtown Tarpon Springs a few minutes from the sponge docks…read more The artist owners have done a great job! Many different mediums and a range of prices.

This was our second show at Creative Pinellas. This time we saw miniatures, in contrast to huge…read morepaintings in adjacent rooms. Both types of art were remarkable and memorable. We donated five dollars, and received 5 coupons for a chance to win one of 3 miniatures. We put 2 in the miniature painting of poppies and 3 in the miniature of a house. Maybe we'll win one. The third was of trees. It was also very nice. A volunteer greeted us as we entered and told us about the exhibit. It's moving to the Leepa Ratner Museum next. We'll probably go again since that museum is closer to our house and we enjoyed the art so much. There were so many different miniature paintings, arranged by similar designs - 8 or more in a large box. The art was in two rooms. My favorites were the animals. Of the large women painted on the walls of 3 rooms by Sam Modder, I loved the one with the one hundred hair bands. Husband loved the one who had all the braids. We did not buy any treats, but they are for sale at the front reception desk - chips and more. And did I tell you the show is FREE?? It is. So if you live nearby, come and see these exquisite tiny paintings and Sam Modder's huge painted women.

Shout out to the local library and the FMPA! Through the PLCC, we were able to get free admission…read moreto the museum. It was a very intimate experience. There are two gallery spaces. The decades exhibit had a lot of eye catching pieces, and the international winners exhibit elicited a lot of thought. Glad we got to experience this hidden gem!

This small photography museum recently relocated to Ybor City, right on 7th Ave. My first visit was…read moreon a Wednesday in April 2025, with a couple of art-loving ladies. Admission was only $12, plus they honor reciprocal museum membership associations. On display during our visit were two different exhibits. In the larger gallery, Tim Smith's "The Hutterites: In the World but Not of It" was a fascinating & touching documentation of these self-contained & self-sufficient colonies that sprinkle the NW US & western Canada. The other gallery featured photographs submitted by Tampa Bay area students for a juried competition in "Through Their Lens: A Journey of Self-Exploration". Both exhibits were outstanding! The museum offers a small gift shop with an eccletic selection of photography-related items and iconic concert poster reproductions. Plus, some vinyl records, photography books, and other small souvenirs, were available for purchase. Also on display, but not for sale, were vintage cameras behind glass on a couple of shelves. Though small, the Florida Museum of Photographic Arts was a great visit as I thoroughly enjoyed both exhibits. I'll note that the two bathrooms were very large & also featured a photograph in each. I definitely hope to return to enjoy future exhibitions!