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Art Galleries in Minneapolis, Minnesota: Directory, Map and Art Districts
42 galleries, museums and art venues, including 27 addresses with works for sale
Minneapolis combines the density of Northeast workshops, the galleries of the North Loop, the large collections of Lowry Hill and the university spaces of the Mississippi shore. This directory favors active locations, official links and addresses where you can collect directly.
Northeast, North Loop, Lowry Hill and MississippiFilter by neighborhood, specialty or purchase opportunity, then open the official website and itinerary.
Understanding the Minneapolis art scene
Group workshops, independent galleries and major museums
The artistic landscape of Minneapolis is structured around a few very different poles. Northeast concentrates workshop complexes and Art-A-Whirl, First Thursdays and Open Saturdays meetings. Downtown and the North Loop bring together cooperative galleries, book arts and collection venues. Lowry Hill, Uptown and the south of the city bring together museums, shopping malls and print centers, while Franklin Avenue and the university open the route to indigenous arts and research spaces. The selection takes into account the regularity of the programming, the diversity of mediums, the interest of the collections and the real possibility of preparing a visit.
Start with Northeast
The Northrup King Building and the Quincy, California, Casket and Solar Arts ensembles allow you to meet many artists in a single outing. Target an open workshop event.
Check the calendar
Several spaces operate by appointment or close between two exhibitions. Always consult the official website the same day and book if the sheet recommends it.
Prepare purchase
Ask for availability, price, origin, certificate, supervision, insurance and transport. For a remote purchase, require detailed photographs and exact dimensions.
Buy a work in Minneapolis
Twenty-seven acquisition-oriented addresses
The "Works for Sale" badge identifies galleries, boutiques and workshops that offer pieces or facilitate direct purchase. Prices are sometimes public, sometimes transmitted on request.
- Dreamsong
- Rogue Buddha Gallery
- Northland Visions
- Northrup King Building
- Kolman & Reeb Gallery
- Price Krishnan Gallery
- Studio Pintura
- Gallery Equus
- AMF Gallery
- Icebox Quality Framing & Gallery
- Gallery Aurora
- Q.arma Galleries
- Casket Arts Community
- Solar Arts Building
- California Building
- Holland Arts East & West
- 2001 A Space Gallery
- Form + Content Gallery
- Art Resources Gallery
- Traffic Zone Center for Visual Art
- Minnesota Center for Book Arts
- Groveland Gallery
- Weinstein Hammons Gallery
- Bockley Gallery
- Highpoint Center for Printmaking
- Rosalux Gallery
- Textile Center
Map of artistic districts
Choose a sector before building your course
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42 galleries, museums and art venues in Minneapolis
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Northeast · 4th Street
Dreamsong
1237 4th Street NE, Minneapolis, MN 55413
Dreamsong is developing an ambitious contemporary program in a former residential building in Northeast. Painting, photography, installation and editorial projects connect Minnesota artists and national stages, with works and publications available from the gallery.
Northeast · 13th Avenue
Rogue Buddha Gallery
357 13th Avenue NE, Minneapolis, MN 55413
Open since 1999, Rogue Buddha cultivates a universe of magical realism, pop surrealism and dark figuration. Nicholas Harper's gallery operates by appointment and during its openings, with originals and prints also offered online.
Northeast · Marshall Street
Midway Contemporary Art
1509 NE Marshall Street, Minneapolis, MN 55413
Midway is an independent, free, non-collector space that often commissions new projects from artists who are still little exposed in the Midwest. Its gallery and research library provide a rare context for following experimental contemporary practices.
Northeast · East Hennepin
Northland Visions
861 East Hennepin Avenue, Minneapolis, MN 55414
This indigenous gallery and boutique brings together original works, jewelry, beaded objects and creations from the people of the Woodlands and Northern Plains. It is an essential address for purchasing directly while discovering regional artistic traditions.
Northeast · Casket Arts Factory
NE Sculpture | Gallery Factory
1720 Madison Street NE, Suite 14, Minneapolis, MN 55413
Gallery, workshops and Sculpture Quad make up a venue entirely dedicated to sculpture, installation and social justice projects. Exhibitions support emerging and established artists in a context of production rather than simple presentation.
Northeast · Northrup King
Public Functionary
1500 Jackson Street NE, Studios 144 and 247, Minneapolis, MN 55413
Public Functionary forms a cultural hub spread across several studios in the Northrup King Building. Exhibitions, performances and residencies PF Studios give lasting visibility to young artists, particularly from underrepresented communities.
Northeast · Jackson Street
Northrup King Building
1500 Jackson Street NE, Minneapolis, MN 55413
With more than 300 artists and hundreds of workshops, the Northrup King Building is the densest creative heartland in Minneapolis. First Thursdays, Open Saturdays, Art-A-Whirl and Art Attack allow you to meet artists and buy directly.
Northrup King · Studio 395
Kolman & Reeb Gallery
1500 Jackson Street NE, Studio 395, Minneapolis, MN 55413
Kolman & Reeb combines group exhibitions, individual projects and direct support for Minnesota artists. The works, clearly documented with dimensions and prices, range from painting and encaustics to ceramics and sculpture.
Northrup King · Studios 171 -173
Price Krishnan Gallery
1500 Jackson Street NE, Studios 171 -173, Minneapolis, MN 55413
Formerly Tres Leches, Price Krishnan is an artist-run gallery that brings together painting, ceramics, photography, fiber and jewelry. Direct contact with the creators makes the visit particularly useful to new collectors.
Northrup King · Studios 293 -295
Studio Pintura
1500 Jackson Street NE, Studios 293 -295, Minneapolis, MN 55413
Studio Pintura defends demanding figurative and representative contemporary painting. Gallery, workshops, courses and demonstrations allow you to observe the work in progress, compare several artists and learn directly about the works available.
Northrup King · Studio 222
Gallery Equus
1500 Jackson Street NE, Studio 222, Minneapolis, MN 55413
Gallery Equus is dedicated to contemporary equine and animal art. The program combines painting, drawing, photography and sculpture in a specialized space, interesting for collectors looking for a specific subject and varied techniques.
Northrup King · Studio 152
AMF Gallery
1500 Jackson Street NE, Studio 152, Minneapolis, MN 55413
AMF Gallery presents contemporary works and supports acquisitions, commissions, residential developments and design projects. Almost all pieces can be shipped, making the address convenient for buyers outside of Minnesota.
Northrup King · Studio 443
Icebox Quality Framing & Gallery
1500 Jackson Street NE, Studio 443, Minneapolis, MN 55413
Icebox combines gallery, photography, digital printing and custom framing. The visit is generally prepared by appointment; it allows you to think simultaneously about the acquisition of a work and its final presentation.
Northrup King · Studio 179
Gallery Aurora
1500 Jackson Street NE, Studio 179, Minneapolis, MN 55413
Gallery Aurora exhibits William Drew's large-format urban photographs, printed on art paper, canvas or metal. The works are shown on an interior scale and can be ordered, personalized or acquired directly from the studio.
Northeast · Quincy Street
Q.arma Galleries
1224 Quincy Street NE, Minneapolis, MN 55413
The Q.arma Building brings together more than thirty artists and three exhibition spaces: QU, Q1 and Q2. First Thursdays and seasonal openings provide access to ceramics, prints, painting, photography, wood and mixed media, often sold directly.
Northeast · 17th Avenue
Casket Arts Community
681 17th Avenue NE, Minneapolis, MN 55413
Three old factories bring together more than 150 artists, workshops and small creative businesses. Second Saturdays, Open Casket and Art-A-Whirl are the best times to browse painting, sculpture, jewelry, fiber and ceramics and then purchase from artists.
Northeast · 15th Avenue
Solar Arts Building
711 15th Avenue NE, Minneapolis, MN 55413
A former warehouse powered in part by its solar panels, Solar Arts welcomes around thirty artists and creative professionals. First Thursdays open workshops and facilitate the direct purchase of paints, textiles, jewelry and ceramics.
Northeast · California Street
California Building
2205 California Street NE, Minneapolis, MN 55418
One of Northeast's first large artist buildings is home to more than eighty workshops, Mojo Coffee Gallery and practices ranging from painting to furniture. The Second Saturdays offer the most reliable route to meet residents and purchase.
Northeast · 22nd Avenue
Holland Arts East & West
607 and 639 22nd Avenue NE, Minneapolis, MN 55418
Two buildings form a human-sized campus where painters, ceramists, luthiers and designers work. The East Gallery offers monthly exhibitions, while open workshop events facilitate discovery and direct purchase.
Northeast · 5th Street
2001 A Space Gallery
2001 5th Street NE, Minneapolis, MN 55418
This neighborhood space offers exhibitions, events and projects led by artists. Its intimate programming constitutes an alternative to large studio complexes and promotes direct exchanges around local contemporary works.
North Loop · 2nd Street
Form + Content Gallery
210 North 2nd Street, Minneapolis, MN 55401
Form + Content is a cooperative artist gallery located in the North Loop. The exhibitions favor personal research, installations and works on paper, with a team capable of providing direct information on the pieces available.
International Market Square
Art Resources Gallery
275 Market Street, Suite 166, Minneapolis, MN 55405
Art Resources presents a vast inventory of original works and works closely with individuals, decorators and businesses. Selection on budget, orders, supervision and visualization in space make it an address oriented towards acquisition.
North Loop · 3rd Avenue North
Traffic Zone Center for Visual Art
250 3rd Avenue North, Minneapolis, MN 55401
Traffic Zone brings together an artists' cooperative, workshops and a gallery in a former North Loop warehouse. Exhibitions and open days allow you to discover the works in their creative context and to discuss acquisitions directly with the artists.
Downtown East · Open Book
Minnesota Center for Book Arts
1011 Washington Avenue South, Suite 100, Minneapolis, MN 55415
MCBA is a national center dedicated to artist's books, typography, paper and prints. The main gallery is free and the store allows you to acquire artists' books, prints, paper objects and editions produced by creators.
North Minneapolis · Penn Avenue
Minnesota African American Heritage Museum and Gallery
1256 Penn Avenue North, 4th Floor, Minneapolis, MN 55411
MAAHMG connects visual arts, archives and community stories to showcase Minnesota's African American history and culture. Free entry and concentrated format facilitate a visit combining contemporary works and local memory.
Downtown · Nicollet Mall
Cargill Gallery at Minneapolis Central Library
300 Nicollet Mall, Minneapolis, MN 55401
On the second floor of the Central Library, Cargill Gallery hosts free exhibitions of local artists, archives and collections. The space is particularly suitable for photography, urban history and documentary projects.
Lowry Hill · Groveland Terrace
Groveland Gallery
25 Groveland Terrace, Minneapolis, MN 55403
Founded in 1973, Groveland is a local market institution known for its landscapes, figures, drawings and prints by Midwestern artists. The historic house offers rooms on a domestic scale, ideal for imagining works at home.
Tangletown · West 46th Street
Weinstein Hammons Gallery
908 West 46th Street, Minneapolis, MN 55419
Weinstein Hammons is one of Minneapolis' most recognized galleries for modern and contemporary photography. Its program combines international figures, regional artists and museum projects in a sober space conducive to the study of prints.
Kenwood · West 21st Street
Bockley Gallery
2123 West 21st Street, Minneapolis, MN 55405
Bockley represents major artists such as Dyani White Hawk, George Morrison and Alec Soth, with a deep focus on Indigenous stories and photographic practices. The visit by appointment allows a precise exchange on the works available.
Lyn-Lake · West Lake Street
Highpoint Center for Printmaking
912 West Lake Street, Minneapolis, MN 55408
Highpoint brings together cooperative workshop, professional editions, main gallery, Threshold Gallery and study room. Member prints and guest artist editions are available for purchase near the entrance and on reserves.
Lyn-Lake · Bryant Avenue
Soo Visual Arts Center
2909 Bryant Avenue South, Suite 101, Minneapolis, MN 55408
SooVAC is an associative space that highlights fresh, underrepresented and sometimes provocative artists. Exhibitions, open calls and curatorial programs make it an excellent gateway to Minnesota's emerging scene.
Tangletown · West 48th Street
Rosalux Gallery
315 West 48th Street, Minneapolis, MN 55419
Rosalux is a cooperative gallery managed by its members, where individual exhibitions alternate quickly. The model promotes very personal approaches and allows you to contact artists directly to find out prices and availability.
Lowry Hill · Vineland Place
Walker Art Center
725 Vineland Place, Minneapolis, MN 55403
The Walker is the city's major contemporary art center, with exhibitions, cinema, performing arts, design and direct access to the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden. It serves as an international benchmark for understanding the experimental ambitions of the local scene.
Whittier · 3rd Avenue South
Minneapolis Institute of Art
2400 3rd Avenue South, Minneapolis, MN 55404
Mia brings together more than five millennia of art in an encyclopedic museum whose permanent collection is free. European and American painting, arts from Africa, Asia and the Americas provide a historical basis before exploring contemporary galleries.
Whittier · Stevens Avenue
MCAD Galleries
2501 Stevens Avenue, Minneapolis, MN 55404
The galleries at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design feature student work, guest artists, design, illustration and digital practices. They make it possible to identify new voices before entering commercial circuits.
South Minneapolis · Stevens Avenue
The Museum of Russian Art
5500 Stevens Avenue South, Minneapolis, MN 55419
Housed in a former church, TMORA explores Russian, Soviet and post-Soviet art and culture through painting, photography, objects and temporary exhibitions. Its compact architecture produces a route very different from the great general museums.
Phillips West · Park Avenue
American Swedish Institute
2600 Park Avenue, Minneapolis, MN 55407
ASI combines Turnblad Manor with a contemporary cultural center dedicated to the links between Sweden, the Nordic countries and Minnesota. Design, textiles, crafts, photography and installations are presented in a remarkable architectural setting.
American Indian Cultural Corridor
All My Relations Arts
1414 East Franklin Avenue, Minneapolis, MN 55404
All My Relations is a major Indigenous gallery, in the heart of the American Indian Cultural Corridor. Approximately four annual exhibitions highlight the diversity of contemporary Native American experiences in a free and accessible space.
Prospect Park · University Avenue
Textile Center
3000 University Avenue SE, Minneapolis, MN 55414
A national center dedicated to textile arts, Textile Center brings together galleries, libraries, workshops and artisan shops. Fiber, dyeing, weaving and experimental works are exhibited there, while the boutique directly supports creators.
University of Minnesota · East Bank
Weisman Art Museum
333 East River Parkway, Minneapolis, MN 55455
Frank Gehry's building overlooks the Mississippi River and houses a particularly strong collection of American modernism, ceramic Mimbres and Minnesota artists. Free entry makes it a natural stopover between campus and Northeast.
University of Minnesota · West Bank
Katherine E. Nash Gallery
405 21st Avenue South, Minneapolis, MN 55455
The Nash Gallery, with Quarter Gallery and Regis West, features local and international artists, students and curatorial research. The academic context favors demanding exhibitions, accompanied by conferences and free public programs.
University of Minnesota · East Bank
HGA Gallery at Rapson Hall
89 Church Street SE, Minneapolis, MN 55455
The HGA Gallery at Rapson Hall shows architecture, landscape, product design, graphics and research from the College of Design. It is a useful complement to art museums to understand how visual creation and built environment meet.
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Ready-made routes
Three realistic routes depending on the time available
Northrup King and Northeast
- Start at the Northrup King Building and target its galleries.
- Continue to Dreamsong, Rogue Buddha and Midway.
- Finish at the Casket, Q.arma or Solar Arts workshops.
Downtown, North Loop and Lowry Hill
- Open the day at the Minnesota Center for Book Arts.
- Join Form + Content then Traffic Zone.
- Finish at Walker, Minneapolis Institute of Art or Groveland.
Franklin, university and south of town
- Start at All My Relations Arts on Franklin Avenue.
- Continue to the Textile Center and Weisman.
- Finish at the Museum of Russian Art, Rosalux or Highpoint.
Prepare and deepen
Reliable sources, advice and related reading
Local and institutional sources
Are Minneapolis 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?
Northeast offers the highest density, especially during Art-A-Whirl, First Thursdays and Open Saturdays. For large collections, combine Lowry Hill and college.
Can you visit without a car?
Downtown, North Loop and Lowry Hill connect well by public transportation. For several resorts in Northeast or the south of the city in the same day, a car or VTC is more efficient.
How to organize international delivery?
Our collection of original paintings for sale includes support on packaging, insurance and international delivery.
In Minneapolis, discovery comes through workshops
Between the former Northeast factories, the galleries of the North Loop, the museums of Lowry Hill and the university spaces of Mississippi, Minneapolis offers a scene that is accessible, collective and ambitious. A route by sector allows you to meet artists, compare programs and identify available works without wasting time.
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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