Art Galleries in Houston, Texas: Directory, Map and Art Districts

4411 Montrose Boulevard, Suite E, Houston, TX 77006

On the edge of the Museum District, ART IS BOND. combines shopping mall and project space. Janice Bond defends emerging and established artists from multiple backgrounds, with exhibitions that favor dark stories, visual culture and conversations between generations.

1020 Peden Street, Houston, TX 77006

Koelsch cultivates a domestic and relaxed atmosphere where art, objects and fashion respond to each other. The selection favors folk, outsider and contemporary practices, assemblages and very material works; the exhibition and boutique pages make it possible to identify the available pieces.

1506 West Alabama Street, Houston, TX 77006

International reference for modern and contemporary art from Latin America, Sicardi | Ayers | Bacino supports artists and successions over the long term. Kinetics, geometric abstraction, conceptual art and political practices are presented there with solid research and publication work.

1821 West Alabama Street, Houston, TX 77098

This West Alabama gallery offers a tight program that leaves space for works and materials. Painting, sculpture, drawing and photography come together in personal or group exhibitions, with direct contact to find out availability and prices.

2143 Westheimer Road, Houston, TX 77098

Foltz Fine Art rereads the visual history of Texas from historical painters to modernists and contemporary artists in the region. His inventory, exhibitions, and work on estates make him a particularly useful address for understanding and then collecting Texas art.

2415 Taft Street, Houston, TX 77006

Vast and very accessible, Reeves brings together painting, sculpture, furniture and design from the 20th century to today. The venue is suitable for visitors who want to compare many formats and prices in a single step, with renewed inventory and regular sales.

1533 Sul Ross Street, Houston, TX 77006

The Menil campus displays a collection of rare coherence in human-scale buildings bathed in natural light. Ancient arts, surrealism, modern art, Cy Twombly, Dan Flavin and drawing invite a slow, free and deeply architectural experience.

3900 Yupon Street, Houston, TX 77006

Fourteen paintings by Mark Rothko envelop this non-denominational space designed for contemplation. Barnett Newman's chapel, pond and Broken Obelisk form a total work where light, silence, architecture and commitment to human rights become inseparable.

1441 West Alabama Street, Houston, TX 77006

HCP connects exhibitions, critical publishing, library, courses and support for photographers. The programs bring together documentary images, experimentation, new technologies and social issues, making it a complementary step to the MFAH's major photographic collections.

2242 Richmond Avenue, Houston, TX 77098

Active since 1980, McClain brings together contemporary artists, major figures of the 20th century, publishing and the secondary market. The gallery supports both the first purchase and the construction of an institutional collection, with a marked attention to Texas artists.

2707 Colquitt Street, Houston, TX 77098

On the historic Gallery Row, Laura Rathe presents a very visual contemporary aesthetic, driven by color, material and sculpture. Group exhibitions facilitate comparisons between artists, while the team advises individuals, architects and decorators.

3510 Lake Street, Houston, TX 77098

Gallery, consultancy and appraisal service, HVFA represents established artists based in Houston and also tracks the aftermarket. The detailed sheets often indicate dimensions and prices, an asset for preparing a visit or an acquisition methodically.

2635 Colquitt Street, Houston, TX 77098

Specializing in photography since 1996, Catherine Couturier confronts big names of the 20th century, contemporary perspectives and rare books. The gallery is valuable for understanding publishing, printing, provenance and state of conservation before purchasing a photograph.

2627 Colquitt Street, Houston, TX 77098

Installed in a large, bright space in Gallery Row, Avant-Art focuses on contemporary photography, abstraction and sculpture with a strong visual impact. Its friendly approach, its consulting services and its projects for private or professional spaces facilitate the transition from discovery to acquisition.

5015 Westheimer Road, Suite 2208, Houston, TX 77056

Off The Wall brings together original works, sought-after prints and aftermarket pieces in The Galleria. The time range is unusual for a gallery, and the inventory ranges from modern masters to international contemporary artists; all works on display are offered for sale.

2309 Caroline Street, Houston, TX 77004

Sonja Roesch has built a coherent program around reductive art, minimalism, color and perception. Abstract paintings and architectural sculptures benefit from a calm space where variations in light and surface become fully readable.

1001 Bissonnet Street, Houston, TX 77005

The MFAH crosses five millennia and several continents on a campus where historic buildings and contemporary architecture respond to each other. Its highlights include Latin American art, photography, arts of the Americas, European art and light installations connecting the galleries.

5216 Montrose Boulevard, Houston, TX 77006

Without a permanent collection, CAMH can devote its entire space to changing exhibitions and new commissions. The museum closely follows Houston's stages while welcoming international artists, with constant attention to experimental practices and social issues.

4848 Main Street, Houston, TX 77002

HCCC shows how clay, fiber, glass, metal, wood and recovered materials become contemporary languages. In addition to the free galleries, there are resident studios, a dye plant garden and a shop where the visitor can extend the experience through the object.

4912 Main Street, Houston, TX 77002

Lawndale remains a vital incubator for Houston and Gulf Coast artists. Several exhibition spaces allow you to try out formats, installations and collaborations, while residency programs and the lending library strengthen the connection with the local community.

1370 Southmore Boulevard, Houston, TX 77004

In a precise and bright building by Yoshio Taniguchi, Asia Society Texas connects visual arts, cinema, entertainment, ideas and cultures of Asia. The gallery presents both revisited traditions and transnational contemporary practices, in the immediate vicinity of major museums.

303 East 11th Street, Houston, TX 77008

Redbud organizes a sustained pace of exhibitions by artists from Houston, the United States and abroad in two complementary spaces. The programming moves without hierarchy from painting to installation, from photography to sculpture, with a real culture of exchange between artists and collectors.

4520 Blossom Street, Houston, TX 77007

Behind a discreet house, this place founded by Hiram Butler combines minimalist galleries and a sculpture garden. The deliberately demanding selection favors drawing, prints, painting and sculpture by American and European artists, with presentations that reward an attentive visit.

1230 Houston Avenue, Houston, TX 77007

Mont Art House defines itself as a relaxed gallery coupled with an advisory service. The selection of paintings and original objects targets real interiors and collectors of varied levels, with support on choice, hanging and ordering.

3201 Allen Parkway, Suite 180, Houston, TX 77019

ELLIO presents an international contemporary selection in a space close to Allen Parkway. The exhibitions highlight color, texture and gesture, with works of varied formats and an advisory service intended for both individuals and development projects.

1305 Sterrett Street, Houston, TX 77002

In a Warehouse District loft, Bisong provides a platform for emerging and mid-career artists. The gallery sells original works and prints, accepts visit requests and carries out commissions, which makes it suitable for a first acquisition as well as a professional project.

3911 Main Street, Houston, TX 77002

Monterroso focuses on Latin American and Latino artists from Houston, with exhibitions, residencies and cultural exchange projects. The program gives concrete visibility to emerging trajectories and promotes meetings between creators, audiences and collectors.

1502 Alabama Street, Houston, TX 77004

Founded in 1990, Inman supports artists from Texas, the United States and abroad from their first exhibitions to museums and biennials. Its new space in 1502 Alabama allows ambitious installations while maintaining real in-depth work on careers, archives and acquisitions.

2521 Holman Street, Houston, TX 77004

Project Row Houses transforms a collection of shotgun houses into a living social work. Artists create installations there in dialogue with the history of the Third Ward, while housing, entrepreneurship, education and preservation of the neighborhood extend the art well beyond the exhibition.

4173 Elgin Street, Houston, TX 77204

A non-collector's museum at the University of Houston, Blaffer produces exhibitions, publications and commissions where research remains visible. Its proximity to artists, students and teachers favors experimental projects and allows contemporary art to be approached from perspectives rarely found elsewhere.