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Martha's Hyde Park

A contemporary art gallery where warmth meets cool, inviting you into Austin's vibrant art scene.

5(13 reviews)
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Martha's Hyde Park is a captivating contemporary art gallery located in the historic Hyde Park neighborhood of Austin. Known for its arresting exhibitions and welcoming atmosphere, the gallery features a unique space with an open wooden ceiling and cool grey floors that create an immersive environment for art appreciation. It showcases a diverse range of works from emerging and established artists, making it a favorite among locals and visitors alike. The gallery's commitment to fostering community engagement and its delightful staff ensure every visit is a memorable experience in Austin's thriving art world.

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4115 Guadalupe St, Austin, TX 78751, USA

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Contemporary Art Exhibitions

Rotating showcases of cutting-edge works from emerging and established artists in a thoughtfully designed space.

Art Sales and Acquisition

Assistance with purchasing unique pieces for private collections, homes, or corporate settings.

Gallery Consultations

Personalized guidance for art selection, curation, and investment from knowledgeable gallerists.

Community Art Events

Hosting openings, artist talks, and cultural gatherings to foster engagement in Austin's art scene.

Private Viewings

Exclusive appointments for in-depth exploration of exhibitions in an intimate setting.

5.00 · 13 reviews

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Josh

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· 9 months ago

Arresting little contemporary art gallery that's fun to visit along the same strip as the deli, book store, and several other businesses, and within easy walking distance of Hyde Park's excellent architecture. The warmth of the gallery's open wooden ceiling contrast with the cool grey floor, suspending the art hung between them in a mist of becoming and impression to surround and involve the viewer. The space reminds you that you are here with the art in time and space, if only for the brevity of your encounter. A little gem of Austin's art scene.

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Tan

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· 1 year ago
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Michael Moran

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Christina S

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Todd K

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· 1 year ago

Moll Brau’s "Reservoir for Dreams" I loved. Look for Matthew 3:13-17 there if you have spiritual discernment

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Corbin McDavitt

via Google
· 2 years ago

Best Gallery in Austin. Really enjoyed the images photographed by Andrea Calo.

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