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 | THE BEST 10 Art Galleries in STAMFORD, CT - Updated 2026 - Yelp
Best Art Galleries in Stamford, CT - Last Updated July 2026 - The Seed, Greenwich Auction, Geary Gallery, Connecticut Antiques Center, Carriage Barn Arts Center, Rowayton Arts Center, Fernando Luis Alvarez Gallery, C. Parker Gallery, House of Needlepoint, Charles Michael Gallery
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 | Loft Artists Association
The Loft Artists Studios and Galleries, located in Stamford’s South End, is an exciting destination to view and purchase dynamic contemporary art. Featuring 14 artist studios and over 1,200 square feet of exhibit space, the LAA is a vibrant community of established and emerging artists.
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 | Connecticut Art Galleries | Connecticut Gallery Guide
Discover a wide range of contemporary and traditional art, including painting, sculpture, photography, prints, glass, and other visual arts. The guide also features recommended exhibitions and highlights important galleries and cultural destinations throughout the state.
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 | Yankell Legacy Gallery
The gallery is set in the historic stone studio of Gutzon Borglum, the sculptor of Mount Rushmore, built in 1911. The soaring monumental architecture, combined with Japanese-inspired gardens overlooking the Rippowam River, creates an experience that is both culturally rich and visually memorable.
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 | THE 10 BEST Stamford Art Galleries (2026) - Tripadvisor
1. Fernando Luis Alvarez Gallery. 2. The Seed Art Installation. 3. The Stamford Art Association. 4. Danger Gallery. 5. Loft Artists Association. 6. Franklin Street Works. 7. Art of Framing. 8. Gr Art Gallery. 9. Mayor's Gallery. 10. Find Weatherly.
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 | Mayor's Gallery - Stamford, CT
The Mayor’s Gallery gives local artists the opportunity to exhibit in Stamford Government Center. Six exhibitions are held annually, featuring both emerging and professional artists.
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 | UCONN Stamford Art Gallery | CTvisit
UConn Stamford Gallery showcases both emerging and established artists, with a special emphasis on the works and themes of traditionally underrepresented groups, local/regional artists, interdisciplinary artworks, and diverse mediums and perspectives.
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 | Townhouse Gallery - Stamford Art Association
We are asking artists across disciplines and experience levels to submit up to 9 pieces of artwork on the theme of all things MARINE: the sea, the seashore, boats, activity on or near the water, etc. The exhibit is named after Vivian and Stanley Reed, two founding members of SAA and avid sailors.
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