What a lovely gallery, and the owners are even lovelier. We spotted a painting in the window that…read morecaught our eye, and upon stepping inside, we discovered several pieces we loved even more. This unique Charleston, SC gallery is truly a gem. To make the experience even more special, the artist was present and graciously signed the piece we purchased. Overall, a wonderful 5-star experience! We're now exploring the website for more pieces.

We have visited this gallery every time we visit Charleston. We have bought 4 replicas. We love…read morethe way the artist captures Charleston and the low country. When you look at the paintings it is as if you were walking in Charleston.

Once you open the door to walk into this beautiful space, you are captivated by the beautiful work…read moresurrounding your every move. It's a spacious place with eye catching contemporary, abstract, realism & Coastal Landscapes adoring every wall. It's really beautiful here. They also display Black and White Photographs They have a lovely seating area for two with beautiful wooden floors and a welcoming fireplace. Then they have stone tile in the back area. They have work from local & nationwide artists on display & it's changed out every so often. They are also online & I think you can buy the works online. The Gold finches captivated me but alas I cannot afford anything in here. It is very high end and if you had the spare cash, a definite talking piece for your home. Regardless of the piece, all the artwork is exquisite. What a great way to spend sometime indoors away from the heat of the street.

Went in here yesterday after lunch across the street. Was never greeted and were grunted at when we…read morespoke to the person! We actually oohed and awed at a few pieces that we would have probably left with but no luck and no way!

Lovely gallery in French Quarter with local artist. Got to meet Elizabeth the featured artist tooread more

I reeeeeeally wanted a sweet, *original* piece of art to add to my travel gallery wall at home for…read moremy first visit to Charleston. My observation: there are so many wonderful and creative artists in Charleston. A lot of them have prints in local stores or at vendor pop-up booth opportunities. Some are good prints. Some are not good: scanned, pixelated & terrible quality. But I didn't want a print. I'm at this stage in my life where I don't want mass produced. I'm constantly thrifting, going to antique shops or trying to shop local. We went to a few other galleries but nothing was checking my boxes of what I wanted. I walked in & was greeted immediately by a really nice woman. I found what I wanted! The price ranges were great: budget friendly prices, reasonable prices & treat-yo'-self splurge prices. They come framed too which is really nice. It was bubble wrapped, came in a nice vellum shopping bag and unrelated: no one gave me a hard time about bringing it on the airplane other than I got some interesting looks of people wandering what I had going on with my shopping bag haha

Ventured out today and on my stroll, I decided to stop in. Beautiful artwork on display for sure…read more It's always awesome to see the work of local artists including several middle and high schoolers. My husband is an artist and high school art teacher and our youngest daughter is a budding artist. Although the artwork was nice and the area clean, no one greeted me or spoke to me which was kind of a bummer.

This nostalgic chalk painting I created when I was 11 was shattered and damaged by a dishonest…read morecleaning woman. I was in tears when I found it broken and covered in cleaning products. After reaching out to the Charleston community, I was connected with the incredibly talented Yvonne Rousseau from Art on the Square Gallery She not only repaired the damage but made this cherished piece even more beautiful than before. There are artists, and then there are truly gifted artists and she is one of them. Grateful beyond words. Before and after photos included.

This is by far my favorite gallery on the increasingly popular artwalks in the French Quarter. The…read morecheerful coral historic building on State Street houses hundreds of original, whimsical works, including jewelry and pottery. One of my favorite artists featured there makes homemade paper light sculptures in fascinating shapes (a giant jellyfish, for instance). Another, Don Dudenbostel, takes x-ray-like photographs of flowers and natural objects, the results of which are eerily amazing (see pic). When your eyes glaze over after viewing yet another sunset-on-the-marsh scene at umpteen other galleries, head over to Nina Liu's for some fresh inspiration and great nibbles (for last night's walk she made brussels sprouts soaked in sesame oil and featured dips from Doe's Pita), graciously served by the proprietor herself. The building, the Poinsett House, keeps going up and up, and Ms Liu opens all four floors of her gallery/home for the artwalks. She even allowed us plebeians to wander in her back garden, a lush little courtyard with a tiny pond and some great sculpture. Nina Liu was one of the first to arrange the gallery tours that later became the artwalks, and as far as I'm concerned, hers is the best stop along the way.

I went to Nina's gallery because it is my sister's favorite. I was blown away. I live in manhattan…read morebut rarely buy art here because it's gotten so contrived and doesn't feel authentic anymore. Gallery owners don't feel the love of their artist's work like they used to. I bought three pieces that Nina shipped for me after already giving me a great deal. I'm madly in love with them and think of Charleston each day I stare at them. I feel so grateful and will make this gallery a stop each time I visit that magical city.

My husband and I have bees searching for some art for our house for years. We visited this studio…read moreand continued to return because we liked the art produced by Knox. We were able to agree on the three paintings pictured. Mr. Knox was helpful but also allowed us to explore on our own. The location of this art studio is also conveniently situated near the Charleston City Market. We found the prices to be reasonable for original art. We were able to take our new artwork home that day, but they also offer shipping. Even if you aren't in the market for art, I would recommend stopping by to see the beautiful craftsmanship.

A co-op gallery featuring 14 local artists and 2 jewelry artists. Located steps from the market on…read moreChurch street. Always new and exciting things to see.

I've been following this gallery on Instagram for a few years and finally got a chance to stop in…read morefor the Garden Cart show on Thursday. I really enjoyed seeing the pieces by Marissa Vogl and Stanley Bielen in person. Be sure to go upstairs because there are so many more pieces of art, from other artists, on display.

The Meyer Vogl Gallery on Meeting Street in Charleston is a great place to go for unique and…read morespecial art. This is one of my favorite galleries in the area and it is easy to find a piece that stands out. They are well worth a visit for something different and cool. Good experience coming here

One thing I've noticed about SC and Charleston,was that there were a lot of art galleries…read moreeverywhere. This was right on the main road, and I just walked inside to look around. Pretty simple small gallery, most of the artwork is from the area with local artists gathered from what I saw and they were wonderful pieces. If I had more cash I would think of getting one, but you know maybe in the future. The shop attendant was talking to someone, so we didn't really bother to ask questions and really get to know the place but I thought the gallery was pretty neat.

Sandpiper carries very approachable art -- both in subject matter and prices. That's not to suggest…read morestuff is cheap, or even entirely inexpensive, but this isn't mass-produced import crap. The majority, if not all, of their merchandise comes from local and regional artists who reflect Lowcountry and Southern themes. While much of the gallery is devoted to paintings, they do offer a variety of mediums, including free-standing and wall-hanging sculptures, jewelry, woodwork, and even fiber arts that could be worn (hats, scarves). Although I haven't purchased anything (yet!) in my 2-3 visits, the staff is always very friendly and informative, and not the least bit pushy or stuffy. This is definitely a place I will keep in mind for gift-giving occasions.