Verified cultural guide · Baltimore 2026
Art Galleries in Baltimore, Maryland: Directory, Map and Art Districts
42 galleries, museums and art venues, including 24 addresses with works for sale
Baltimore connects the shopping malls of Station North and Hampden, the institutions of Mount Vernon, the self-managed venues of the Bromo District and the workshops of Highlandtown. This directory favors active programming, controlled links and addresses where you can meet artists or collect directly.
North Station, Bromo, Mount Vernon and HighlandtownFilter by industry, specialty or purchase opportunity, then open the official website and itinerary.
Understanding the Baltimore art scene
Four artistic districts, large museums and a dense independent network
Baltimore has four Arts & Entertainment Districts: Station North, Bromo, Highlandtown and the Black Arts District. Added to this official geography are Mount Vernon, the MICA campus, Hampden and the waterfront. The large museums provide exceptional historical depth, while the brownstones, former factories, collective workshops and neighborhood galleries maintain a direct relationship with the artists. The selection includes the regularity of the exhibitions, the quality of the program, the diversity of mediums, the usefulness for a first visit and the real possibility of preparing a purchase.
Follow the Art Walks
Station North organizes a monthly Second Friday ArtWalk and Bromo offers several annual tours. These evenings open workshops and places accessible only by event.
Group the neighborhoods
Station North and Mount Royal combine easily; Bromo and Mount Vernon can be explored on foot. Highlandtown, Hampden and Mount Washington require buses, bicycles or cars instead.
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Buy a work in Baltimore
Twenty-four acquisition-oriented addresses
The "Works for Sale" badge identifies galleries, cooperatives, workshops and boutiques that offer pieces or facilitate direct purchase. Prices are sometimes public, sometimes transmitted on request.
- Myrtis Gallery
- Waller Gallery
- Night Owl Gallery
- MONO Practice
- New Door Creative
- Two 7 Studio
- Wysdom Arts Gallery & Workshop
- Full Circle Fine Art
- Maryland Art Place
- Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower
- Gallery 410
- Black Genius Art Show
- Goya Contemporary
- C. Grimaldis Gallery
- Gallery Blue Door
- Winkel Gallery
- Creative Alliance
- Highlandtown Gallery
- Crystal Moll Gallery
- 3402 Art
- Baltimore Art Gallery
- Baltimore Clayworks
- Zo Gallery
- Gallery 1448
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42 galleries, museums and art venues in Baltimore
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#01Works for sale
North Station · Charles Street
Myrtis Gallery
2224 North Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21218
Galerie Myrtis combines commercial gallery and collection consulting, with a program dedicated to African-American artists and the African diaspora. Paintings, photographs, works on paper and sculptures are presented with real monitoring of provenance, prices and placement.
#02Works for sale
North Station · Calvert Street
Waller Gallery
2420 North Calvert Street, Baltimore, MD 21218
This independent black gallery primarily supports artists of color and considers painting, design, crafts, digital art and social practices. Its consulting service also supports collectors who want to start or deepen a coherent whole.
#03
Greenmount West · Oliver Street
Gallery CA
440 East Oliver Street, Baltimore, MD 21202
Located on the ground floor of City Arts, Gallery CA connects artists' housing, neighborhood and contemporary creation. The program favors curatorial projects, emerging artists and accessible exhibitions, in an intimate format that invites conversation.
#04
Greenmount West · Oliver Street
The Gallery at AREA 405
405 East Oliver Street, Baltimore, MD 21202
The former 405 East Oliver factory retains beams, industrial volumes and traces of production: an ideal setting for on-site installations and projects. The gallery reopened a new chapter in 2023 and still presents regular programming in 2026.
#05
North Station · North Avenue
Motor House
120 West North Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21201
Motor House combines galleries, workshops, stage and meeting space in a former commercial building. The exhibitions interact with music, performance and neighborhood initiatives; consult the agenda, because openings and events strongly punctuate the visit.
#06Works for sale
North Station · Maryland Avenue
Night Owl Gallery
1735 Maryland Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21201
Night Owl is a gallery and studio set led by artist-curator Beth-Ann Wilson. After its years in Highlandtown, the place continued its program at Station North and remained a good gateway to Baltimore's active painters and creators.
#07Works for sale
Downtown · McAllister Street
MONO Practice
212 McAllister Street, Baltimore, MD 21202
MONO Practice has been building a precise program around abstraction, monochromes and modular systems since 2018. The small gallery brings together local, national and international artists; opening periods follow the exhibitions, with appointments possible on Thursdays.
#08Works for sale
North Station · North Avenue
New Door Creative
1601 North Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21201
Curated by Michelle Talibah, New Door Creative emphasizes contemporary voices and exhibitions that remain readable for a non-specialist audience. The independent format promotes meetings with artists and the identification of accessible works.
#09Works for sale
North Station · Charles Street
Two 7 Studio
2027 North Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21218
A gallery, studio and event venue, Two 7 Studio favors flexible formats: exhibitions, meetings, photographic sessions and collaborations. A visit during the Second Friday ArtWalk generally allows you to see the place in its most lively configuration.
#10Works for sale
North Station · Charles Street
Wysdom Arts Gallery & Workshop
2104 North Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21218
Wysdom Arts brings together gallery, workshop and learning space. The venue shows contemporary works while providing access to creative processes through classes and demonstrations, a particularly welcoming formula for visitors who wish to purchase directly from an artist.
#11Works for sale
North Station · 21st Street
Full Circle Fine Art
33 East 21st Street, Baltimore, MD 21218
Full Circle is a photographic laboratory, framing workshop and gallery. The exhibitions and production services make it a useful address for photography and prints, but also for discussing conservation, editing and presentation of an acquired work.
#12Works for sale
Bromo · Saratoga Street
Maryland Art Place
218 West Saratoga Street, Baltimore, MD 21201
An independent institution founded in 1981, Maryland Art Place supports Mid-Atlantic artists through exhibitions, programs and sales. Its Saratoga Street gallery is one of the Bromo District's most consistent landmarks and remains free.
#13
Bromo · Howard Street
Current Space
421 North Howard Street, Baltimore, MD 21201
Active since 2004, Current Space is a self-managed place where gallery, workshops, courtyard and outdoor stage meet each other. The programming combines visual arts, music and experimental practices; check the calendar, as opening nights are often the best time to check it out.
#14Works for sale
Bromo · Eutaw Street
Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower
21 South Eutaw Street, Baltimore, MD 21201
The 1911 clock tower houses several levels of workshops and exhibition spaces. Public openings and Bromo Art Walks provide access to resident artists, their available works and the spectacular Clock Room; check dates before traveling.
#15
Bromo · Howard Street
Eubie Blake Cultural Center
847 North Howard Street, Baltimore, MD 21201
Dedicated to Baltimore's African-American cultural heritage, the Eubie Blake Center combines exhibitions, archives, music and teaching. Its galleries give significant visibility to regional artists and are easily integrated into a Bromo - Mount Vernon route.
#16Works for sale
Bromo · Eutaw Street
Gallery 410
410 North Eutaw Street, Baltimore, MD 21201
Gallery 410 occupies an exhibition space within the Four Ten Lofts. The collective and juror exhibitions highlight artists from Maryland and regularly join the Bromo Art Walk, with the possibility of acquisition reported according to each exhibition.
#17Works for sale
Bromo · Eutaw Street
Black Genius Art Show
106 North Eutaw Street, Baltimore, MD 21201
Black Genius Art Show develops a creation, distribution and sales platform focused on black excellence. The gallery also transforms into a space for conversation, performance and co-creation during neighborhood events.
#18
Bromo · Howard Street
The Mondo
406 North Howard Street, Baltimore, MD 21201
The Mondo is an artist complex with gallery, studios and performance spaces in two historic buildings on Howard Street. Its hybrid programming is suitable for visitors attracted by the installations, performance and projects that go beyond the classic gallery setting.
#19
Bromo · Eutaw Street
The Crow's Nest
105 West Fayette Street, Baltimore, MD 21201
The Crow's Nest functions as a studio network and project space in the heart of downtown. The openings linked to the Bromo Art Walk allow you to meet artists in their work environment and see installations that are rarely accessible on a daily basis.
#20
Bromo · Howard Street
Refocused Space
429 North Howard Street, Baltimore, MD 21201
Refocused Space hosts exhibitions, screenings, conversations and cultural events in the Howard Street corridor. The program is particularly interested in local stories and interdisciplinary forms; check announcements rather than relying on permanent schedules.
#21
Charles Village · Art Museum Drive
Baltimore Museum of Art
10 Art Museum Drive, Baltimore, MD 21218
The BMA is Baltimore's major encyclopedic museum, with a particularly strong collection of modern art and the Cone ensembles. Access to the permanent collections is free; set aside enough time for Matisse, American art, contemporary galleries and the sculpture garden.
#22
Mount Royal · MICA campus
MICA Galleries
1303 West Mount Royal Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21217
MICA presents dozens of exhibitions each year in eleven galleries spread across campus. Decker, Meyerhoff, Pinkard, Riggs and the spaces of the Lazarus Center allow you to follow students, graduates, professors and guest artists in the same walk.
#23Works for sale
Hampden · Mill Centre
Goya Contemporary
3000 Chestnut Avenue, Studio 214, Baltimore, MD 21211
Goya Contemporary represents major artists and carries out ambitious publishing projects from the Mill Centre. The gallery places works in private collections and international museums; it is a leading address for contemporary art, prints and confidential advice.
#24Works for sale
Hampden · Mill Centre
C. Grimaldis Gallery
3000 Chestnut Avenue, Suite 205, Baltimore, MD 21211
Founded in 1977, C. Grimaldis connects post-war art, established artists and new contemporary positions. Its installation at the Mill Center allows it to be associated with Goya Contemporary in the same visit; information on price and availability is directly questioned.
#25
Loyola University · Charles Street
Julio Fine Arts Gallery
4501 North Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21210
Since 1985, the Julio gallery has offered demanding exhibitions, open free to the public, in the DeChiaro College Center. Its permanent collection includes African paintings, prints and sculptures, while the temporary program brings together research and creation.
#26
Morgan State University · Argonne Drive
James E. Lewis Museum of Art
2201 Argonne Drive, Baltimore, MD 21251
The Morgan State Art Museum preserves and exhibits an important ensemble linked to African-American, African and diaspora artists. Its university programming brings a complementary perspective to the major museums of the center and is worth a detour to the northeast of the city.
#27
Mount Vernon · Charles Street
The Walters Art Museum
600 North Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21201
Walters deploys collections spanning several millennia free of charge, from Antiquity to European and Asian arts. The architecture of the buildings is part of the experience; plan a targeted visit or several passages rather than an exhaustive route.
#28Works for sale
Mount Vernon · Park Avenue
Gallery Blue Door
833 Park Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21201
This boutique gallery housed in a historic house presents several personal exhibitions at once. Works from current exhibitions, as well as ceramics and resident pieces, can be purchased; appointments supplement limited hours.
#29
Mount Vernon · Park Avenue
Maryland Center for History and Culture
610 Park Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21201
The MCHC puts Maryland's visual history into context through paintings, objects, archives, costumes and photographs. Temporary exhibitions help understand the urban, social and artistic narratives that contemporary galleries reinterpret today.
#30
Downtown · Holliday Street
The Peale
225 Holliday Street, Baltimore, MD 21202
In the oldest museum building in the United States still standing, The Peale presents itself as the Baltimore Community Museum. Exhibitions, oral stories and participatory projects highlight local stories often absent from traditional institutional journeys.
#31
Inner Harbor · Pratt Street
Reginald F. Lewis Museum
830 East Pratt Street, Baltimore, MD 21202
The Lewis Museum documents Maryland's African American history and culture through collections, art, photography and temporary exhibitions. Its visual program usefully complements Myrtis Gallery, Waller and the spaces of the Black Arts District.
#32
Federal Hill · Key Highway
American Visionary Art Museum
800 Key Highway, Baltimore, MD 21230
AVAM celebrates self-taught artists and unique visions in an architectural ensemble covered in mirrors and mosaics. The exhibitions are narrative, generous and often surprising; the store is one of the most original in the city.
#33Works for sale
Fells Point · Aliceanna Street
Winkel Gallery
1715 Aliceanna Street, Baltimore, MD 21231
Founded by painter Justin Winkel, Fells Point Gallery features abstract art, figuration and emerging artists. Available works, installment payments, orders and video tours make it easy to purchase locally and internationally.
#34
Federal Hill · Light Street
School 33 Art Center
1427 Light Street, Baltimore, MD 21230
Located in a former school, School 33 combines galleries, workshops and professional support for artists. Exhibitions with jury and regional projects give a direct reading of Baltimorian creation outside the commercial circuit.
#35Works for sale
Highlandtown · Eastern Avenue
Creative Alliance
3134 Eastern Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21224
Creative Alliance brings together three galleries and boasts Baltimore's largest art sales program. Many pieces are offered online and on site with prices displayed, while concerts, residencies and workshops give the place permanent energy.
#36Works for sale
Highlandtown · Conkling Street
Highlandtown Gallery
248 South Conkling Street, Gallery A, Baltimore, MD 21224
Highlandtown Gallery brings together a wide choice of original works from Maryland, but also jewelry, mosaics, sculpture and art objects. The accessible atmosphere, the online store and the proximity of other galleries make it an excellent address for a first purchase.
#37Works for sale
Highlandtown · Conkling Street
Crystal Moll Gallery
248 South Conkling Street, Gallery C, Baltimore, MD 21224
Crystal Moll has been painting Baltimore on the motif for over thirty years and exhibits her urban oils, prints and works by regional artists in her gallery. Views of streets, ports and neighborhoods constitute a much more personal city memory than a standardized image.
#38Works for sale
Highlandtown · Gough Street
3402 Art
3402 Gough Street, Baltimore, MD 21224
Born under the name Y:ART, 3402 Art continues a small neighborhood gallery program dedicated to local and regional artists. First Friday openings make it easy to connect this venue to Creative Alliance and Conkling Street addresses.
#39Works for sale
Hampden · The Avenue
Baltimore Art Gallery
3600 Keswick Road, Baltimore, MD 21211
Baltimore Art Gallery defends a deliberately accessible model: more than thirty-five local artists, readable formats and prices, commissions and direct purchase. All main works are original and sales are shared with the creators.
#40Works for sale
Mount Washington · Smith Avenue
Baltimore Clayworks
5707 Smith Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21209
Baltimore Clayworks combines four galleries, workshops, residences and ceramic shops. There are both national exhibitions and functional pieces created locally, with a wide choice to purchase and free entry.
#41Works for sale
North Station · Graffiti Garage
Zo Gallery
1905 North Howard Street, Baltimore, MD 21218
Zo Gallery has reopened at Graffiti Garage with multimedia exhibitions, sculpture, projection and painting. The inclusive space operates at reduced hours and by appointment; the 2026 announcements confirm active programming and collective projects.
#42Works for sale
East Baltimore · Baltimore Street
Gallery 1448
1448 East Baltimore Street, Baltimore, MD 21231
Gallery 1448 is a cooperative gallery run by its artists, known for its personal and group exhibitions. Its structure promotes direct exchange with members and the direct purchase of contemporary works produced in the region.
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Ready-made routes
Three realistic routes depending on the time available
North Station and Mount Royal
- Start at AREA 405, Gallery CA or Galerie Myrtis.
- Get off to Motor House, MICA and its galleries.
- Finish at the Baltimore Museum of Art or the Mill Centre.
Bromo, Mount Vernon and Downtown
- Open the day at Walters and Gallery Blue Door.
- Join Maryland Art Place, Current Space and Bromo Tower.
- Finish at The Peale or the Reginald F. Lewis Museum.
Highlandtown, Fells Point and Hampden
- Browse Creative Alliance and the galleries of Conkling Street.
- Continue to Winkel Gallery at Fells Point.
- Finish at Goya, C. Grimaldis or Baltimore Clayworks.
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Are Baltimore shopping malls free?
Yes, entry is usually free. Check assembly times, seasonal schedules and visits by appointment.
Which sector to choose for a first visit?
Station North offers the highest density of independent locations. For large museums, combine Mount Vernon, the BMA and MICA; to buy local, also plan Highlandtown and Hampden.
Can you visit without a car?
Yes for North Station, Bromo, Mount Vernon and the waterfront. Buses, light rail or a bicycle facilitate connections to Highlandtown, Hampden and Mount Washington.
How to organize international delivery?
Our collection of original paintings for sale includes support on packaging, insurance and international delivery.
In Baltimore, art is found in museums and workshops
From the large collections of the BMA and Walters to the brownstones of Station North, from the Bromo Towers to the boutique galleries of Highlandtown, Baltimore offers a generous, inventive stage close to artists. A tour by sector allows you to understand this diversity and clearly identify the works available.
To extend the visit to your home, explore our original paintings. We help you choose the format and organize international delivery.
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