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.

This is a great place to shop for artwork. DSM Gallery is located inside the Lutz Whistle Stop…read moreDepot. Many great artists with their beautiful pieces from glass art, paintings, prints, photography and so much more, so stop in. There's a perfect gift for yourself or someone else. You won't be disappointed.

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.

Love this Art studio. So much creative and fun art…read more Cozy atmosphere. Great people. I want one of everything!

On Driveby found Londono no longer at the location I visited...I believe the art is available in…read moreother local gift shops, perhaps online? hope to find more of these designs...so talented!

Fun art center supporting local artists. Intimate music venue too. I visit every year…read more Be sure to check out the bathrooms ... unique

We stayed in Dunedin for a week and tried to see and experience as much as the town offers. We…read morestruck gold the day we visited the art center! All their galleries were full. They had a wide variety of artis5s from painters to sculptor and more. We really enjoyed our visit. This is a "Don't Miss" experience.

The setting for the Tempus Projects is a single-story converted garage with openings on two sides…read morethat ensure it is well lit and welcoming. The clean, open design creates a really effective exhibit space but also allows for a flow for the crowds that gather for special events held here. Neatly tucked away from busy Florida Avenue, the building can be easily missed but just look for the steady stream of people who show up for whatever may be happening within its walls. A recent display of Theo Wujcik's work (he is a master painter and printer who calls Tampa home) placed large scale paintings on two walls and small, delicate drawings opposite the big colorful canvases. An artist friend who accompanied me to the opening night of Wujik's exhibition seemed as enchanted with the space as she was with the work displayed which tells me art is definitely at home here.

Awesome Seminole Heights alternative arts space. Oh, and they are screenprinters too…read more.. They do occasional art shows/events - last night was a conceptual event with mixed cassette tapes and individually printed tee shirts as the stars. Nicely retro yet with a definite today set of aesthetic sensibilities. Reminds me a lot of Covivant Gallery that used to be just a couple of blocks away. Less of a serious gallery for sure, but the vibe, the artists involved, the space - all the type of arts scene space that makes me very happy. Instant fan.

I appreciate free access to art. It is a hidden attraction and I hope more people take advantage of…read moreit. I had been to HCC plenty of times before and did not know this existed until learning about the special exhibit for the Tampa Bay Black Heritage Festival. Covid 19 procedures - Access is free, but you have to make an appointment online as they are taking care to limit capacity. The appointment system is easy to navigate. I even cancelled and rescheduled my original appointment due to a conflict and the process was easy. You have to wear a mask and others on campus are wearing masks. They have signs navigating you where to find the gallery on campus but thankfully a friendly campus officer asked if I needed help. He directed me exactly where to go and saved me the trouble of getting lost on my own. My appointment was on a Thursday evening as this is the day with the latest hours. My appointment started on time. The employee helping me was friendly and gave me space as I looked around. I was the only one there so it felt like having my own private showing which was cool. It is a very small gallery inside the school's library. It has a space for special exhibits on one floor and then a main gallery on the floor up. I definitely look forward to going back for other special exhibits.

Galleries can be fun to visit when viewed as a sort of mini-museums where works by favorite artists…read moreor fun themes attract art admirers. In addition to featuring hard-to-find art, Gallery 221 located at the Hillsborough County Community College Dale Mabry Highway campus is quite simply a bit hard to find. But those willing to make the effort will be well rewarded for finally finding a parking spot, figuring out which cluster of buildings it's housed in and making the trek through the campus to the second floor location. There is also a satellite exhibition area of sorts one floor above the gallery that showcases works be different artists that those highlighted in the main exhibition space. Space may be minimal but curators manage to make the most of the display area by featuring really interesting works of art and installing it in creative ways. Based on the grounds of the bustling Hillsborough Community College Campus there is always activity that balances well with the creative energy exhibited here. The only drawback to the campus connection is that fact that the gallery remains dark during extended holiday breaks when classes are suspended. The current exhibit "Sacred Folk" features wonderful, whimsical selections of folk art through June 21 but watch out for summer hours when the gallery is closed on Fridays.

I'd never been to this museum so looked forward to chance to visit. Have to say, I was a little…read moredisappointed. I thought there'd be more art! Was excited to see Egyptian exhibit. I guess artifacts are considered "art". The carving in some of the chests were interesting. And the exhibit of big heads and the graffiti style artwork was very cool.

It was an average museum. I thought admission price was a bit steep for what it was.read more