Cloud Tree Studios & Gallery

Name: Cloud Tree Studios & Gallery
Address: 3411 East 5th Street, Austin, TX, 78702, US
Telephone: (512) 273-7573
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.2

Where creativity takes root in Austin's vibrant art scene.

4.2(5 reviews)

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Services Offered

Art Exhibitions

Rotating showcases featuring works from emerging and established artists, including paintings, sculptures, and installations.

Studio Rentals

Affordable studio spaces for artists to create and work, with opportunities for public access during tours.

Community Events

Hosting events like the East Austin Studio Tour, artist talks, and workshops to engage the local art community.

Artist Support

Mentorship and exhibition opportunities for newer artists, including organized salon sessions and professional guidance.

Gallery Visits

Open hours for the public to explore artwork, chat with artists, and purchase pieces in a welcoming environment.

Reviews

4.2(5 reviews)

Rating Distribution

Bella Hardin

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5 months ago

I had an exceptional experience with the Cloud tree gallery! I was apart of Cloud-trees Summer Salon session 2 this summer. The owner Brian and Molly Dart were very professional and extremely friendly as it is a show for newer artists/ artists that have not shown their work before. They were very organized and kind and I found them to be extremely helpful when any issues were to arise! I would definitely recommend this gallery for any artists wishing to exhibit their work or to anyone in general for different events!! Thanks Cloud tree team ☁️🌳🌈

Daniel Trelenberg

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6 months ago

Love this gallery was a great opportunity to show up and showcase my work amongst other artists.

The Idea Architect (The Idea Architect)

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11 months ago

**Avoid This Gallery at All Costs** My experience with Cloud Tree Gallery was deeply unsettling. The owner’s behavior was unprofessional, erratic, and outright toxic. During my visit, they displayed blatant arrogance, dismissing concerns from visitors and staff alike in a way that felt manipulative and self-centered. I witnessed interactions that crossed ethical lines, including exploitative treatment of artists and disrespectful remarks that hinted at discriminatory attitudes. The environment felt hostile, and multiple sources I’ve spoken to allege a pattern of abusive conduct behind the scenes. Steer clear of this place—support galleries that value integrity, not opportunism and harm.

Evan Hawn

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over 2 years ago

Philip Trussell has been a truly remarkable & humble artist. He went to Yale where he earned his MFA. Then he taught art for some years. He has been a great mentor to some truly talented people. He is truly brilliant & has published a small book of poetry. Feel free to visit & see his work through June 18th.

Katie Hatch

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about 8 years ago

I visited during East Austin Studio Tour weekend and was invited in to explore the studio spaces, chat with the artists - and made to feel totally at home. Huge fan of BDJs gorgeous woodwork.