Lovetts gallery is excellent! They treat their artists & collectors with great respect! The space…read moreis always filled with a variety of art to choose from an array of genres for all tastes! There is truly something for everyone & even all price points.

Jack and his staff are very professional and pay close attention to detail. They framed an old…read morepainting for me that turned out amazing. Highly recommend Lovetts Gallery!

I love this gallery. It's minimalistic, which is something I'm very into. I've visited a few times…read more& enjoyed each show they had to offer. The owner & employees are extremely nice & welcoming. Exhibit by Aberson rotate shows quite often, they update their website consistently for those who are interested. They're located on Brookside right by The Crow. A nice touch to the area that mostly deals with shopping & dining.

I love this gallery. The staff are friendly, the space is beautiful, and the art is lovely!read more

It had been many years since we've visited an opening here but I was really intrigued by Michele…read moreMikesell's works so we attended an evening event. Staff was very friendly and there was no stuffiness. We did not partake of the food or drink but it was extensive. This is a high end gallery but they seem to represent local artists as well. Stop in.

The owner has an acute eye for up and coming artists, and unlike most gallery owners has a true…read moregift for matching the right art to each of her customers. I cannot say enough good things about this gallery--when in Tulsa make sure you don't miss this fantastic gem!

My favorite gallery in Tulsa. I'm always impressed by the selections. The artists they choose have…read morebeen great. It's also free admission, which makes it a great place to visit. During my last visit I got to speak with some of the staff. They were so kind and told me about all the events they're implementing.

Awesome art gallery focused on modern textile art. Free admission on the Tulsa Art Crawl makes it…read moreeven more fun!

The Tulsa Artist Coalition (TAC) Gallery is a small venue but an excellent way to see local…read moreartists. The exhibits are rotating but I have NEVER not been pleased with any exhibit and I can always locate something to put on my artsy-fartsy want list. We always stop in on First Fridays but we have also found it open late on the weekends and like to browse through after dinner. Gallery is opened Thursday-Saturday, 6-9 PM.

this is usually one of the last stops i make every time i come for first friday art crawl. it's the…read moresmallest out of most of the galleries at the brady arts district. the plus that separates itself from other galleries is that they actually have different exhibits every art crawl compared to others who tend to keep the same for a couple of months. it's worth checking out.

What an amazing space and find! "Refracted Light," the current exhibit with multiple artists,…read moreexplores mental health issues There are a couple of interactive art pieces there too that you can participate in or add to. Really expansive venue and I can't wait to return. There were just some amazing talent showcased there for this exhibit (which will be there until March 28, 2026. The staff was amazing and told me all about the exhibit, the space, and upcoming BA events (like Second Saturday) which will be ramping up soon this spring. I would stop by anytime I'm in downtown BA.

We've been to several events in the space and it's such a gem for our city. We love the second…read morefloor terrace overlooking Main Street. It's great for events, rotating galleries with local artists and art classes.

As of less than a year ago, this place opened. It's a very lovely space with lots of Cherokee art…read moreranging anywhere from $10 of prints or postcards to $12,000 of large paintings or handmade pottery. There was a wide variety of quality artwork available that really showcased the culture of Tahlequah as well as their Cherokee heritage. The Spider Gallery has a perfect location of being in central downtown on Muskogee, or as Tahlequaians say, Main Street. You can also find tools and supplies for many traditional art making mediums including basket weaving and pottery. The gallery opens up to a long corridor with bistro tables and two meeting rooms next door. You'll definitely want to visit the Cherokee Art Center which is right around! The name "Spider Gallery" is taken from traditional Cherokee folklore.