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==Nonprofit/Public galleries== | ==Nonprofit/Public galleries== | ||
* [[Birmingham Art Association]] 3205 [[2nd Avenue South]] ([[1908]]–present) | * [[Birmingham Art Association]] 3205 [[2nd Avenue South]] ([[1908]]–present) | ||
* [[Birmingham Central Library]] gallery, 2100 [[Park Place]] ([[1984]]–present) | * [[Birmingham Central Library]] gallery, 2100 [[Park Place]] ([[1984]]–present) | ||
Revision as of 16:10, 21 August 2019
This is a list of art galleries which is meant to stay current.
- This list is likely to be incomplete.
For profit galleries
- A'mano, Mountain Brook Village
- Arceneaux Gallery, 1830 29th Avenue South Homewood in SoHo Square (formerly located on Old Rocky Ridge Road in Hoover)
- Art Alley, Broadway in Homewood
- Atchison Gallery, Culver Road
- Basha Gallery, Dr Pepper Place
- Cobb Lane Gallery, Cobb Lane
- Daniel Day Gallery, 3025 6th Avenue South (2009-present)
- Four Corners Gallery, Highway 280
- Framed by Maralyn Wilson, 2817 Crescent Avenue (2011–present)
- Gallery Marlowe, 2710 Culver Road, Mountain Brook Village (2012–present)
- Griffith Art Gallery, Pelham
- Homewood Art Gallery, 18th Street Homewood
- Individuality Gallery, Mountain Brook Village (2010–present)
- Innerspace, 2nd Avenue South
- Lawler + Taylor Gallery, Crestwood Boulevard
- Maus Contemporary, formerly Beta Pictoris Gallery, 2411 2nd Avenue North (2010–present)
- New Life Art Gallery, Lorna Ridge Drive
- Ophelia's Art Gallery, Five Points West
- Richard Tubb, 2nd Avenue South
- Sojourns, 2017 3rd Avenue North (2005–present)
- Steadman Uhlich Fine Art, 18th Street South Homewood
- Stephen Smith Fine Art, 5104 Gary Avenue, Fairfield (2016-)
- Studio 2500, 2500 26th Avenue North, North Birmingham (2016-)
- Tina Newton Gallery, 2717 2nd Avenue South (2000–present)
- WorkPlay Gallery. 23rd Street South
Nonprofit/Public galleries
- Birmingham Art Association 3205 2nd Avenue South (1908–present)
- Birmingham Central Library gallery, 2100 Park Place (1984–present)
- Durbin Gallery, Birmingham-Southern College
- Friends Gallery, Hoover Public Library
- Hoover Municipal Center Art Gallery (2013-present)
- Leslie S. Wright Arts Center Art Gallery, Samford University
- Space One Eleven, 2409 2nd Avenue North (1986–present)
- UAB Visual Arts Gallery, UAB
- Unity of Birmingham, Highland Avenue
Former galleries
- Agnes, 2030-A 11th Avenue South, 1993-2001
- Gallerie Alegria, Olde English Lane, 1990s
- Amanda Schedler Fine Art, 18th Street South Homewood
- Artomotive, 602 27th Street South
- Bare Hands Gallery, 109 21st Street South (1996–2010)
- Birmingham Frame & Art Gallery, 11th Avenue South
- Chris McNair Studios and Art Gallery, 45 6th Avenue South (1962–2008)
- Clary Sage Art Gallery, Pepper Place
- Clay Scot Artworks, 2915 Highland Avenue
- David's Arts and Frames, 3920 Crosshaven Drive (1982-2014)
- Dobbs Gallery, 2013 2nd Avenue North (2008–2008)
- Fifth Gate Arts Center, 4831 5th Avenue South
- Gallery 10-2-4, Pepper Place
- Gallery 2306, 2306 2nd Avenue North (2004–2007)
- Gellery Terrence Denley, 1930 Cahaba Road
- Hawthorn Gallery, 2017 3rd Avenue North (2000–2008)
- Lamar's Gallery, 2306 2nd Avenue North
- Littlehouse Galleries, Linden Avenue in Homewood
- Loretta Goodwin Gallery, 605 28th Street South (1982-2014)
- Lyda Rose Gallery, 2817 Crescent Avenue
- Maralyn Wilson Gallery, 2830 6th Avenue South, 3908 Clairmont Avenue (1970s–2010)
- Matt Jones Gallery, 2830 6th Avenue South, Lakeview (2007–present)
- Monty Stabler Galleries, 1811 29th Avenue South Homewood
- Moxie, 39th Street South (Forest Park)
- Naked Art, 3831 Clairmont Avenue (1998–present)
- NorDys Gallery, 3rd Avenue South
- Simonton's, 2005 11th Avenue South (early 1980s)
- SoMo Galleries, 2229 1st Avenue South (1989–early 1990s)
- Studio 2030, 2030 11th Avenue South (1990s)
- Thomas Kinkade Gallery, Riverchase Galleria