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Contemporary Gallery Space Above Miami's Best Food Hall
Miami, FL75 guests
Spirit Sister Denver
Denver, CO5.0 (17)
60 guests
Arizona Camera Rentals & Studios
Phoenix, AZ5.0 (3)
60 guests
Wick Monet
Pittsburgh, PA4.8 (5)
30 guests
The Canvas – An Open-Concept Creative Venue for Bold Visions
St. Louis, MO5.0 (1)
225 guests
Clean & Modern Art Gallery in Sugar Land
Sugar Land, TX5.0 (4)
25 guests
Marcolina's Gallery
Tampa, FL5.0 (3)
80 guests
Loft Like Gallery in Palm Desert
Palm Desert, CA5.0 (1)
150 guests
GALLERY/ OPEN SPACE
Orlando, FL5.0 (10)
60 guests
Contemporary Art Gallery Just Minutes from Uptown
Charlotte, NC4.8 (8)
20 guests
James Oliver Gallery
Philadelphia, PA4.8 (6)
65 guests
11:Eleven gallery
Washington, DC4.9 (9)
70 guests
Verum Ultimum Art Gallery
Portland, OR5.0 (5)
50 guests
EXHIBIT A GALLERY
Los Angeles, CA5.0 (35)
100 guests
Artist Studio
Sacramento, CA65 guests
Urban Art Gallery
Fayetteville, NC70 guests
Artist Collective Event Space and Gallery
Los Gatos, CA50 guests
"Urban Art Studio: A Colorful Industrial Haven for Artistic Expression
Clarksville, TN5.0 (1)
60 guests
East Village vintage-mod stationery store with beautiful art gallery walls
Detroit, MI5.0 (1)
35 guests
Art Studio / Gallery
San Francisco, CA5.0 (37)
15 guests
Art Gallery in EastEnd IBIZ District
Austin, TX5.0 (1)
100 guests
Vermillion
Seattle, WA5.0 (117)
75 guests
Fine Art Gallery Event Space located in the heart of Buckhead
Atlanta, GA150 guests
Out of the Blue Too Art Gallery & More
Somerville, MA4.9 (125)
40 guests
Genius Guice Studios
Baltimore, MD5.0 (4)
75 guests
Suite 150 Event Space
Las Vegas, NV5.0 (26)
50 guests
Community Art Gallery
Minneapolis, MN5.0 (2)
75 guests
BBAGB
San Diego, CA60 guests
POSE CULTURAL ART GALLERY
Chicago, IL5.0 (12)
30 guests
Event Space in NEW Historic Art Center
Kansas City, MO250 guests
Creative Art Gallery For Your Event, Photography & Content needs
Dallas, TX4.7 (18)
250 guests
Pricing information in this section is based on proprietary data from bookings made on Peerspace from 2016-2025.
Art show spaces average $183 per hour to rent, but it’s easy to spend less or more depending on what you’re looking for. For a space on the smaller side, expect to spend closer to $96, whereas larger venues run about $548 per hour.
Usually, paintings at art shows are displayed against a white backdrop, which keeps the focus on the work. These can be hung directly on the wall or using mesh hanging displays. The rule of thumb is to hang art so that its center is 57 inches above the floor, which is about eye level for most people. This allows your guests to view the art comfortably, and hanging artwork at this height consistently throughout the exhibition gives the whole show a more cohesive, professional feel. If you rent one of the extraordinary art show venues listed on Peerspace, these spaces will often already be equipped to make it easy for you to properly hang artwork.
Finding a space for an art show is as simple as searching on Peerspace. From neighborhood galleries that are already well-equipped to hang art, to hip bars and industrial-style flex spaces, there are thousands of stunning spaces that are available as venues for an art show. You can narrow your search by including amenities and production equipment and even filter by aesthetic style. Whatever your creative vision for your art show is, there's a space near you that's a perfect fit.
Hosting an art show is primarily about preparation. Once the art show venue is prepared, the art pieces are put on display, and the show has been promoted, the host can breathe a little. That said, during the exhibition, you should socialize with guests, making introductions between artists and media figures, as well as other local art community players. If food and drinks are on offer, keep an eye on supplies to make sure that everything's moving smoothly. Art is at its most effective when it promotes thoughtful dialogue among its audience, so socializing with guests and discussing the work can go a long way toward promoting that atmosphere.
The first step to organizing an art show is to develop a theme. Exhibitions are generally centralized around one overarching idea or style that ties the entire show together. Next, reserve your art show venue, whether it's a traditional gallery or somewhere more offbeat and eclectic. Recruit artists, and choose which pieces you will exhibit. With all of the pieces in place, you can then concentrate on publicizing your art show.