Gallery Directory
Explore the diverse selection of fine art galleries in Durango, Colorado
Azul Gallery
781 Main Avenue | 970-375-7742
Azul is a locally owned multimedia art gallery. The gallery features over 40 local, national and international artists. Here you can find handmade and unique jewelry, glass, wall art, furniture, and functional artwork. Visit Azul for a truly one of a kind gallery experience!
Blue Rain Gallery
934 Main Avenue, Ave B | 970-232-2033
Blue Rain Gallery showcases established contemporary artists working in painting, ceramics, bronze, glass, and jewelry. With deep roots in Native American art and a passion for Studio Glass, the gallery brings together regional and diverse voices united by exceptional quality and craftsmanship.
Diane West Jewelry & Art
820 Main Avenue | 970-385-4444
If you love unique handmade jewelry and innovative contemporary art this is a must see! Diane West Gallery features both local and nationally known artists in an unusual collection that is a treat for anyone who appreciates modern art.
Specializing in custom jewelry and wedding rings our jewelers can create one of a kind pieces that will be cherished forever. This is also the perfect place to find abstract, encaustic, modern landscape and ceramic art.
Durango Arts Center
802 East Second Ave | 970-259-2606
Durango Arts Center (DAC) exhibits bring significant, progressive art shows to our community and support regional artists with a variety of exhibit opportunities throughout the year. DAC hosts more than 15 shows annually in the Barbara Conrad Gallery and also has a year-round performing arts center.
Durango Creative District
1135 Main Ave | 970-403-9186
The Durango Creative District Community Gallery features solo exhibitions by local artists (seasoned and emerging), collaborative exhibitions with other non-profits, community-centric group exhibitions, guest curated exhibitions, and regional artist spotlights in tandem with other Creative Districts. With an aim to showcase Durango’s dynamic creative scene through visual storytelling, each exhibition is uniquely curated and accompanied by engaging community programming.
Earthen Vessel Gallery
934 Main Ave, Unit A | 970-247-1281
Earthen Vessel Gallery showcases fine art and handcrafted work by local and regional artists. Explore a thoughtfully curated collection of jewelry, ceramics, glass, wood, and original fine art, each selected for its craftsmanship, creativity, and artistic excellence.
Sorrel Sky Gallery
828 Main Avenue | 970-247-3555
Sorrel Sky Gallery’s visionary approach to Western art allows both new and experienced art enthusiasts the opportunity to select from a distinctive collection of contemporary and traditional fine art and jewelry. Founded in Durango, CO in 2002 represents over 70 renowned painters, sculptors and jewelers, including Kevin Red Star, Star Liana York, and former U.S. Senator Ben Nighthorse, among others.
Studio & Gallery
1027 Main Avenue | 773-263-1279
An artist-owned gallery, Studio & Gallery is a gathering place for art and ideas in the heart of downtown Durango, Colorado. A gallery and working studio space where artists and community have been coming together to express and connect since 2010.
Owned by three local artists who manage the space, we’re focused on providing opportunities for creative talent and encouraging the conversations that grow around them. We’re dedicated to spreading art and ideas in the name of progress.
145 West 9th Street | 970-247-8277
Toh-Atin Gallery
Established in 1957, Toh-Atin Gallery is recognized as a quality dealer in Native American and Southwest Art. Having begun as traders in Navajo rugs, this family business has a nationwide reputation as one of the finest gallery operations in the country.
Wildshots Photography by Claude Steelman
Wildshots features the stunning nature photography of Claude Steelman, a Durango-based photographer with forty years of work spanning the Arctic to Central American rainforests. His images of grizzly bears, mustangs, polar bears, and orca whales have been published worldwide and featured on Discovery, PBS, and National Geographic.