July 9, 2024
Lifestyle, Guide,
From Miami Circle to the Westside, here are the best art museums and galleries in Atlanta.
Alan Avery Art Company
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656 Miami Circle NE / Website
What began as Trinity Gallery is now Alan Avery Art Company, Atlanta’s longest-running gallery for artists and collectors alike. Robert Rauschenberg, Jim Dine, David Hockney, Roy Lichtenstein, Robert Kipniss, Donald Sultan, Chuck Close, Louise Nevelson, Helen Frankenthaler, and Kara Walker are some of the many household names available for viewing.
Anne Irwin Fine Art
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690 Miami Circle NE / Website
Founded in 1985, Anne Irwin Fine Art specializes in contemporary paintings and sculptures by emerging and established artists. It is known for its vibrant and diverse collection, which often features works from artists such as Kim Ford Kitz and Theresa Girard.
Atlanta Contemporary
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535 Means St. NW / Website
Since 1973, this nonprofit museum has supported contemporary artists through exhibitions, educational programs and artist residencies. It features innovative and thought-provoking exhibitions from featured artists like Lauri Stallings and Fahama Pecou.
Buckhead Art & Company
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288 Buckhead Ave. NE / Website
Buckhead Art & Company showcases contemporary and fine art from local and national artists. The gallery often collaborates with interior designers and collectors and provides art consultation services.
Black Art In America
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1802 Connally Drive / Website
Founded by Najee Dorsey in 2010, Black Art In America is a leading online portal and physical gallery that celebrates and promotes African American art. The gallery has hosted works by prominent artists such as Romare Bearden and Jacob Lawrence and frequently features community-focused exhibits.
dk Contemporary Gallery
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25 W. Park Square, Marietta / Website
Open since 2008, this Marietta Square art gallery features monthly show themes and an ever-changing lineup of established and emerging guest artists on the local and national scale, such as Catie Baldet, Julia Burns, Ruth Crowe and more.
Greg Irby Gallery
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2345 Peachtree Road / Website
From consultations and installations to representatives throughout the Southeast, Greg Irby Gallery inspires us to bring color into our environments. The carefully curated collections are meant to bring poetry to your walls so that your space feels personalized with some of the works of the best artists in the South.
Jackson Fine Art Gallery
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3122 E. Shadowlawn Ave. NE / Website
After an expansion and inaugural exhibition, there is no better time that now to venture over to Jackson Fine Art. For 33 years, the team has brought the finest art to the most discerning photographers and collectors, ensuring that each piece sheds light on 20th and 21 century history through art.
Johnson Lowe Gallery
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764 Miami Circle NE, Ste. 210 / Website
The internationally renowned Johnson Lowe Gallery is a staple of Atlanta’s art community. Dipping into diverse cultural backgrounds, the team at Johnson Lowe strives to curate the most exclusive collections of fine art and exhibitions so any artist looking to put their unique works on display has the space to do so. From micro-exhibitions to events, Johnson Lowe champions Atlanta’s emerging and established artists.
Marcia Wood Gallery
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764 Miami Circle NE / Website
Another resource for keeping up on contemporary art is Marcia Wood Gallery. Celebrating all those who make a contribution to the scene, Marcia Wood Gallery’s extensive selections and exhibitions always show what is new and what is shaping the creative world.
Mason Fine Art
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764 Miami Circle NE, Ste. 150 / Website
Mason Fine Art is known for its expansive gallery space and dynamic range of contemporary art, including paintings, photography and sculptures. The gallery often hosts large-scale exhibitions and has featured artists like Mario Petrirena and Richard Jolley.
Maune Contemporary
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747-A Miami Circle NE / Website
Maune Contemporary specializes in contemporary and modern art, focusing on unique and high-quality pieces. The gallery represents several international artists and offers a diverse collection, from prints to original works.
Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia
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75 Bennett St. NW / Website
Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia (MOCA GA) is a nonprofit museum dedicated to showcasing contemporary art by Georgia artists. The museum’s permanent collections include over 1,000 works and regularly feature exhibitions by emerging and mid-career artists.
Museum of Design Atlanta
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1315 Peachtree St. NE / Website
The Museum of Design Atlanta, nestled in the heart of the Midtown arts district, is a nexus for the celebration of creative design. It offers dynamic exhibitions and educational programs, spotlighting the transformative power of design across various disciplines. Embrace your inner designer upon entering and enjoy the variety of design disciples that they put on display to get your creative juices flowing.
Pryor Fine Art
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764 Miami Circle NE Ste. 132 / Website
Pryor Fine Art, established over 30 years ago, focuses on contemporary painting, sculpture and mixed media by national and international artists. The gallery is known for its rotating exhibitions and has featured artists such as Heather Lancaster and Mark Knott.
SCAD FASH Museum of Fashion + Film
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1600 Peachtree St. NE / Website
The SCAD FASH Museum of Fashion and Film in Atlanta celebrates the intertwined worlds of fashion and film. Established by the Savannah College of Art and Design, it showcases contemporary and historical exhibitions, highlighting the evolving artistry of fashion and its deep connections to cinematic expression.
Spalding Nix Fine Art
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425 Peachtree Hills Ave NE, Ste. 30A / Website
Spalding Nix Fine Art offers a wide range of contemporary and traditional fine art, including paintings, sculptures and photography. The gallery provides art advisory services and discovers and nurtures emerging artists.
The High Museum of Art
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1280 Peachtree Road NE / Website
The High Museum of Art in Atlanta is the Southeast’s leading art museum, showcasing a vast collection of classic to contemporary works. Renowned for its diverse exhibits, it's a beacon for art enthusiasts.
Thomas Deans Fine Art
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690 Miami Cir NE, Ste. 905 / Website
Thomas Dean’s Fine Art exhibits contemporary and historical art, including works on paper, paintings and sculptures. The gallery strongly focuses on European and American art, often featuring works by artists such as Bo Bartlett and Auguste Rodin.
ZuCot Gallery
100 Centennial Olympic Park Drive / Website
Founded in 2008, ZuCot Gallery is regarded as the largest African American-owned fine art gallery in the Southeast, showcasing art from many prominent African American artists. The gallery frequently hosts artists’ talks, educational programs and community events, highlighting artists like Kevin Cole and Charly Palmer.
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