Top Art Dealers In Nova Scotia

Argyle Fine Art focuses on showcasing Atlantic Canadian artists, from emerging talents to established names, with a changing selection that includes paintings, sculptures, and mixed media. The gallery offers in-person and online art advice, walking tours, and even a 24-hour home trial on special request. Visitors appreciate the friendly, knowledgeable team and the vibrant, community-focused… more...

Argyle Fine Art focuses on showcasing Atlantic Canadian artists, from emerging talents to established names, with a changing selection that includes paintings, sculptures, and mixed media. The gallery offers in-person and online art advice, walking tours, and even a 24-hour home trial on special request. Visitors appreciate the friendly, knowledgeable team and the vibrant, community-focused atmosphere.

Specializing in contemporary Canadian art, 14 Bells Fine Art Gallery features a diverse collection from mostly Nova Scotia artists alongside others from across the country. Visitors appreciate the knowledgeable and friendly team, as well as the inviting space that makes browsing enjoyable. Some find the variety broad, offering something for many tastes.

With over 130 years of history, Zwicker’s Gallery offers a diverse collection of Canadian and international paintings, sculptures, and historical prints, including Inuit and Aboriginal works. The team provides expert appraisal and valuation services, and visitors often note the friendly, knowledgeable staff and welcoming atmosphere.

With over 30 years of showcasing contemporary Canadian art, Studio 21 Fine Art offers a rotating selection of works by both established and emerging artists, including many from Atlantic Canada. The gallery provides framing and ships internationally, while visitors often note the friendly, knowledgeable staff and the bright, inviting space.

The Prow Gallery specializes in contemporary Canadian original art, offering a diverse collection in a bright, modern space on the Halifax Waterfront. The team supports working Canadian artists and is known for being welcoming and knowledgeable, helping visitors explore the art at their own pace.

Representing both emerging and established contemporary artists since 1979, Secord Gallery offers a diverse collection including paintings, prints, photography, ceramics, and sculpture. The team is known for friendly, knowledgeable service and expert framing, though prices tend to reflect the high quality provided.

Art 1274 Hollis is a cooperative gallery showcasing over 20 local artists, offering a diverse mix of paintings, jewelry, pottery, and folk art. The artists rotate regularly, providing fresh perspectives and personal insights to visitors. While many appreciate the intimate atmosphere and variety, some have found the photo policy and staff interactions less welcoming.

With over 40 years of experience, Teichert Gallery offers a wide selection of affordable local art available for purchase or flexible rental, including six-month memberships that apply rental fees toward buying. The team supports both emerging and established artists, and visitors appreciate the friendly atmosphere, though some note that sales processes could be smoother.

The Anna Leonowens Gallery was established in 1968 and is part of the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design University. The Anna Leonowens Gallery, also known as The Anna, has three locations: two in Granville Mall in downtown Halifax, and one in Port Loggia, on the Halifax waterfront. Its 54-year existence includes over 4,650 exhibitions. Unique exhibition space The Anna hosts professional… more...

The Anna Leonowens Gallery was established in 1968 and is part of the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design University. The Anna Leonowens Gallery, also known as The Anna, has three locations: two in Granville Mall in downtown Halifax, and one in Port Loggia, on the Halifax waterfront. Its 54-year existence includes over 4,650 exhibitions. Unique exhibition space The Anna hosts professional exhibitions from curators, professional artists, and NSCAD MFA thesis and BFA graduation solo exhibitions. As an extension of NSCAD's pedagogical programs, the Anna offers emerging artists the opportunity to gain hands-on exhibition experience. Over 100 exhibitions are held at the Gallery each year. It also hosts over 70 other events. The gallery attracts more than 22,000 people annually. The Anna Leonowens Gallery Systems addresses three key priorities. (a) To provide students an opportunity to exhibit their creative work as part of their academic program, and to be "criticized" by other members of the university. (b) To provide community and student bodies with the chance to see exhibitions of work from artists, planners, and designers, such as faculty, and alumni, as well work from individuals or groups outside of the university's community.