Below is a list of the top and leading Art Galleries in Indianapolis. To help you find the best Art Galleries located near you in Indianapolis, we put together our own list based on this rating points list.
Indianapolis’ Best Art Galleries:
The top rated Art Galleries in Indianapolis are:
- Gallery 924 – gives a professional exhibition space
- Long-Sharp Gallery – is offering prints, works on paper, paintings, and sculptures
- Gallery Forty-Two – gathers to build a dipping and captivating experience
- Satch Art Space – Satch, began to follow her passion as a young woman
- Tube Factory Artspace – features spinning commissioned displays
Gallery 924
Gallery 924 is a non-profit gallery space that offers a combination of programming that emphasizes central Indiana modern artists in curated solo and group shows. Gallery 924 gives a professional exhibition space worthy of high-level carefully selected solo and group shows. The final objective of the space is to further the careers of central Indiana mid-career and established artists, allowing them to create their professional resumes and look for opportunities regionally and nationally.
Space also aims to give developing and fresh prosperous artists an opportunity to be a part of a professional group exhibition that will enable them to grow towards their first solo show. A flourishing gallery scene where all talented artists at every stage in their careers have the chance to be represented and show their work in a professional setting.
Products/Services:
Exhibitions, Art Education, Events, Organizations
LOCATION:
Address: 924 N Pennsylvania St, Indianapolis, IN 46204
Phone: (317) 631-3301
Website: www.indyarts.org
REVIEWS:
“One of the better galleries in the city.” – Chrystopher B.
Long-Sharp Gallery
Long-Sharp Gallery is offering prints, works on paper, paintings, and sculptures with a focus on service, education, ethics, and a genuine love of art. Furthermore, Long-Sharp Gallery is committed to a modern program that includes paintings, photography, and sculpture, as well as conceptual and multimedia art by a growing roster of regional, national, and international artists.
The gallery exclusively represents in the U.S. or beyond a magnificent roster of artists including the Estate of David Spiller, Cha Jong Rye, Tarik Currimbhoy, Dale Enochs, Jason Myers, Sabina Klein, Spiller + Cameron, Sylvestre Gauvrit, Amy Kirchner, and Patrick Hurst, etcetera.
Products/Services:
Sculpt, Art Fairs, Exhibits
LOCATION:
Address: 1 N Illinois St suite a, Indianapolis, IN 46204
Phone: (866) 370-1601
Website: www.longsharpgallery.com
REVIEWS:
“From our first visit, we’ve felt very welcome. Over time we’ve become friends and almost family. LSG has been our art home away from home. We have been introduced to many local, African, female, and Asian artists’ work as well as the historic aspect of the art world. We cannot wait until the doors open again to public gallery showings. We miss you, Long-Sharp Gallery!” – Megan M.
Gallery Forty-Two
Gallery Forty-Two gathers to build a dipping and captivating experience in this gorgeous art gallery located in Downtown Indianapolis. Over three thousand square feet of gallery and event area in Indianapolis’s oldest surviving commercial building. Gallery Forty-Two Events takes its spectacle of elegance to people wanting not only an event but a lasting memorable experience.
All four floors have been created to have an intention. Each floor has charm and comfort to accompany their experience. For weddings, social gatherings, business gatherings, and meetings Gallery Forty-Two offer a unique style venue unlike any of its kind in the city.
Products/Services:
Gallery, Weddings, Events
LOCATION:
Address: 42 E Washington St, Indianapolis, IN 46204
Phone: (317) 822-4242
Website: www.galleryfortytwo.com
REVIEWS:
“Such a great space! Definitely recommend.” – John S.
Satch Art Space
Satch Art Space, Satch’s work is found in private collections in Berlin, Chicago, Washington D.C., Indianapolis, Indiana, Michigan, and Wisconsin. And, her work is incorporated in the collection of The Midwest Museum of American Art. After 27 years in the corporate world of banking, she embarked on a new journey, her first love, art. Satch began to follow her passion as a young woman, and in 2006, Satch Art Studio was born. She began to create and communicate by use of recycled and re-purposed materials.
Products/Services:
Gallery, Exhibitions
LOCATION:
Address: 1125 E Brookside Ave suite c14 ground floor, Indianapolis, IN 46202
Phone: (317) 691-3661
Website: www.satch-artist.com
REVIEWS:
“Fantastic gallery of contemporary art by Satch and exhibitions of emerging artists curated by Satch. Not to be missed, the best independent gallery in Indianapolis.” – Ron K.
Tube Factory Artspace
Tube Factory Artspace is a mix between a modern art museum and a community center. It is open six days a week as a commonplace for community, culture, and creativity and features a modern art exhibition space and a socially engaged art laboratory. It’s also the headquarters for Big Car Collaborative’s work across Indianapolis and beyond.
Tube Factory features spinning commissioned displays by international and local artists alike, interactive projects, space to hang out, a reference library and free books for teens and kids to take home, an outward gathering space, and more to discover by exploring.
Products/Services:
Art Gallery, Exhibitions
LOCATION:
Address: 1125 S Cruft St, Indianapolis, IN 46203
Website: www.bigcar.org/project/tubefactory
REVIEWS:
“We eloped and came home wanting to throw a big wonderful party for our friends and family. Traditional “Indy wedding venues” were great but just didn’t feel like us. Then we went to a First Friday event at The Tube and fell in love. It’s such a community space and that feeling resonates not only in the building and space itself but the people who make it so amazing. From the artist who was showcasing a collection at the time of our party that I will never forget to the staff who helped us set up and by the end of the night felt like family. I can’t recommend this space or these wonderful people highly enough.” – Kate L.
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