Services Offered
Art Exhibitions
Regularly curated shows featuring emotional and stunning works from diverse artists, including at-risk LGBTQ teens.
Community Art Openings
Friday evening events with food and drinks, offering a vibrant space for networking and art appreciation.
Outreach Programs
Representation and support for at-risk LGBTQ teens, providing a family-like environment to combat societal cruelty.
Gallery Rentals
Space available for private events, exhibitions, and community-building activities in a well-lit, artistic setting.
Art Consultation
Personalized guidance for art collectors and enthusiasts, helping them discover unique and meaningful pieces.
Reviews
4.8(5 reviews)
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Rafael Navarro
via Google
over 1 year ago
Very nice space. I have been here several times for art openings, the art shows never disappoint, with very good lighting. Walter Art Gallery is a good place for community building.
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PaintXpressions Llcvia Google
over 4 years ago
One magical place! Lifting others to their highest potentials. Connecting communities and creating bonds by JUST.BE.NICE Myissher
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SM Newsteadvia Google
over 6 years ago
They do outreach and representation of art by at-risk lgbtq teens. More than art, it provides a family for abandoned kids most likely to hurt themselves. It helps undo the cruelty dealt out by society! Really unique and beautiful work, and a rare glimpse into the hearts, minds and souls of these sensitive children. Plus other featured art is quite emotional and stunning too.
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Chris McCormackvia Google
over 7 years ago
Great. The art keeps getting better and better. The prices keep going up and up, too, but that's OK. At the openings on Friday evenings there's always food and drinks. And after visiting the gallery sometimes you can go next door and visit the beer brewing coop or the Walter Hive! Important note: parking is very limited so carpool or ride share or ride your bike.
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F Scott Saladinovia Google
over 8 years ago
Who knew such a fun and funky space existed at 64th and Thomas? And surrounded by a Lumber Yard!! Great People, Great Art!
