Best Art Dealers in Tampa

House of Shadows Creative Gallery & Market offers a distinctive blend of national and international visual and performing arts, with a focus on shadow-inspired creativity. The gallery features multiple exhibition spaces alongside a market showcasing locally produced art products. Visitors appreciate the thoughtful curation and welcoming atmosphere, though some find the dark ambiance unusual at… more...

House of Shadows Creative Gallery & Market offers a distinctive blend of national and international visual and performing arts, with a focus on shadow-inspired creativity. The gallery features multiple exhibition spaces alongside a market showcasing locally produced art products. Visitors appreciate the thoughtful curation and welcoming atmosphere, though some find the dark ambiance unusual at first.

With over 40 years of experience, Michael Murphy Gallery features a 5,000 sq. ft. space showcasing original contemporary art from regional to international artists. The gallery also offers expert framing with museum-quality materials, plus art consultations, installation, and event rentals. Visitors appreciate the well-curated exhibits and welcoming atmosphere.

Scarfone/Hartley Gallery offers a dynamic space where students engage directly with regional, national, and international artworks, often through exhibitions tied to the Meridian Scholar Program residency. Visitors can explore a range of print-based projects and contemporary pieces while enjoying receptions, lectures, and performances that highlight emerging and established artists.

Focused on fostering artistic growth, Old Hyde Park Art Center offers a variety of classes and juried shows for artists at all levels. The well-lit, welcoming space features local artwork and provides opportunities for community engagement. Visitors appreciate its friendly atmosphere, though some find the center’s size modest.

Specializing in contemporary art from local and international artists, CASS Contemporary offers curated exhibitions and boutique advisory services for both residential and commercial collections. The team focuses on building personal connections through art, with visitors appreciating the diverse displays and welcoming atmosphere, though some find the location a bit hard to find.

Specializing in sculpture, drawing, and limited-edition prints, Bleu Acier Inc. collaborates closely with artists to produce fine art editions and artist books. The atelier, founded by a Master Printer in 2003, offers intaglio, photogravure, lithography, relief, and monotype techniques. Visitors appreciate the quality of the work and gallery space, though some note communication can be… more...

Specializing in sculpture, drawing, and limited-edition prints, Bleu Acier Inc. collaborates closely with artists to produce fine art editions and artist books. The atelier, founded by a Master Printer in 2003, offers intaglio, photogravure, lithography, relief, and monotype techniques. Visitors appreciate the quality of the work and gallery space, though some note communication can be challenging.

With nearly three decades of experience, Baisden Gallery specializes in contemporary paintings and studio glass art from both emerging and established artists. The team offers in-home and office consultations, along with free local delivery, helping collectors find unique pieces suited for large spaces. Visitors appreciate the gallery’s welcoming atmosphere and diverse, high-quality artwork.

The concept of Mergeculture emerged in 1996 while the gallery's director was in high school. The director began with exploratory writings on the impact of counterculture and subculture and how they play an important part in evolution. These writings were called "mergeculture" by the director. Because the human experience relies both on differences and shared ground, it was conceived. The director… more...

The concept of Mergeculture emerged in 1996 while the gallery's director was in high school. The director began with exploratory writings on the impact of counterculture and subculture and how they play an important part in evolution. These writings were called "mergeculture" by the director. Because the human experience relies both on differences and shared ground, it was conceived. The director explored subcultures, countercultures, and how they influence social identity. He was especially interested in how people come together to share subcultural ideas and counterculture. The director was surrounded by custom cars and freight trains as well as graffiti and hip-hop, skateboarding and music production. This experience also gave him a wide perspective about the interconnectedness and importance of art and the foundation for almost every interaction we have in this material world. Director began to write about the relationship between individual expression, competition, and social identification. These writings led to the study of human evolution and the research on hieroglyphics. They also covered the origins all known written languages. The writings are now part of Ame Art Consulting's Mergeculture Research Archive. These writings link the dots between important events in counterculture. This pattern has been repeated over nearly twenty years. The writings include observations about the history and culture of graffiti and the custom car movement. They also discuss how self-expression and self-identification developed in humanity through a competitive mentality that pervades all aspects of life.