Top Art Dealers In Louisville

KULA Gallery features a distinctive loft-style space with exposed brick and high ceilings that reflect Louisville’s early 1900s department store architecture. It offers a contemporary setting for viewing art and hosting both public and private events. Visitors often appreciate the atmosphere, though some find the space tight during busy gatherings.

Specializing in glassblowing education and unique handmade pieces, Fire Studio & Gallery offers visitors a chance to watch molten glass transformed into art and even try blowing their own. The small, skilled team provides informative, hands-on experiences in a welcoming atmosphere, with many guests returning for family traditions or special occasions.

KORE Gallery specializes in affordable original art from more than eighty emerging and established local artists. The spacious 5,700-square-foot venue hosts solo, group, and invitational shows, often partnering with nonprofits for community events. Visitors appreciate the diverse collection and the gallery’s welcoming, well-lit atmosphere.

Pyro Gallery brings together a diverse collective of 42 national and regional artists, showcasing a wide range of 2D and 3D works including drawing, painting, printmaking, and ceramics. Visitors appreciate the gallery’s vibrant exhibitions and the inviting atmosphere created by the cooperative team. Some find the space quaint, adding to its local charm.

Garner Narrative focuses on contemporary narrative art that explores personal truth through generative chaos and political themes. The gallery offers rotating exhibitions featuring works by local artists, including vibrant animal paintings and intricate collages. Visitors appreciate the intimate setting where they can observe the creative process alongside thought-provoking artwork.

Paul Paletti, a photographer collector, and attorney founded the gallery in July 2001. After Paletti purchased the Market Street office building for his law firm, the idea of the gallery was born. The renovation took six months and included lighting, layout, and other details for a gallery of photographic art. With its participation in the second Photo Biennial in July 2001 (showing the photos of… more...

Paul Paletti, a photographer collector, and attorney founded the gallery in July 2001. After Paletti purchased the Market Street office building for his law firm, the idea of the gallery was born. The renovation took six months and included lighting, layout, and other details for a gallery of photographic art. With its participation in the second Photo Biennial in July 2001 (showing the photos of Rolfe Corn), the gallery made its debut to Louisville's art community. Gallery Hop is a monthly public event that takes place on the First Friday. The first Friday Gallery Hop was initiated by the gallery. There are currently 50+ Louisville galleries on Main Street and Market Streets that extend their hours and offer refreshments. They welcome visitors from thousands of miles to see the art. Paul Paletti Gallery's mission is to inform the public about photography, a complex art medium, that can be beautiful and collectible. Museum-quality photographic art of historic and contemporary origin is on display. The photographer has a unique vision that combines technical skills with artistic creativity. The gallery is an artistic and scientific standard in the sale and display of art to educate and support collectors. It also serves as an education resource for teachers and students.

Jaime Corum and Robert Halliday have been working in Louisville and Kentucky for decades and are well-respected as talented artists. Leslie H. Spetz, a professional framer in Louisville for over 30 years. These artists joined Leslie at Glenview Pointe's frame shop in 2014 to form a collaboration. This has resulted in a wonderful marriage of their talents. Leslie assists the artists in making… more...

Jaime Corum and Robert Halliday have been working in Louisville and Kentucky for decades and are well-respected as talented artists. Leslie H. Spetz, a professional framer in Louisville for over 30 years. These artists joined Leslie at Glenview Pointe's frame shop in 2014 to form a collaboration. This has resulted in a wonderful marriage of their talents. Leslie assists the artists in making their works available during shop hours. Meanwhile, they work in their studios creating new work. Leslie has a wealth of knowledge in framing and art. Greta Mattingly and Susan Hackworth joined this collaborative in 2018. Artists regularly make changes to the work in the gallery, and they often collaborate on new shows. Every show includes gallery talks, demonstrations and receptions that are all free to the public. You can request a studio visit from the artist if you wish to view more of their work than is displayed in the gallery. Jaime Corum and Susan Hackworth can be commissioned for personal work. Greta Mattingly and David Schuster are also available. Jaime or David are available to take portraits of horses, dogs, kids, homes, and other subjects. David offers classes in his studio to help you improve your painting skills. Leslie Spetz, in addition to daily assistance at the gallery, will offer 20% off the entire framing project for anyone who buys works of these artists.