Art Galleries in Atlanta
COVID-19 Update: The impact of coronavirus on the arts community has been devastating. We lost Mammal Gallery and The Bakery, two vital DIY spaces. Most galleries that closed down in March or on April 2, when Georgia was put under a stay-at-home order, remain closed or, in cases like the MINT, Marcia Wood Gallery and the Hammonds House Museum, are accessible by appointment only. No arts organization, performance space or enterprise, regardless of size or mission, was unaffected.
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Sight + Sound Gallery,
(888) 419-3113
Signature Contemporary Craft Gallery,
(404) 237-4426
Skylight Gallery at Oglethorpe University,
(404) 261-1441
SLM Studio & Gallery,
(770) 587-0978
Soho Myriad,
(404) 351-5656
Sophie Hirsh Srochi Jewish Discovery Center,
(678) 812-4000
Southeastern Instutute of Paranormal Research,
678-267-0542
Spalding Nix Fine Art,
(404) 841-7777
Spruill Gallery & Gift Shop,
(770) 394-4019
Stubbins Studio Gallery, Ga Tech,
(404) 894-2000
Studio 905 on Juniper,
(404) 432-0073
Studio Z - Cathy Ehrler Artist,
(404) 368-2090
Sycamore Place Gallery,
(404) 660-9967
Tannery Row Artist Colony,
(770) 856-8145
Taylor Kinzel Gallery,
(770) 993-3555
TEW Galleries,
(404) 869-0511
The Art Place,
(770) 509-2700
The Art Station-Big Shanty,
(770) 514-5930
The Commuter Gallery,
(404) 321-7504
The Dizzy Gypsy,
(470) 223-1278
The Gallery EAV,
(404) 997-8337
The Granite Room,
(404) 221-0201
The Hudgens Center for Art & Learning,
(770) 623-6002
The Loft, Marietta,
(770) 628-2250
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