7 curated art & antiques options in the Austin area, including Wally Workman Gallery, Art for the People Gallery, Austin Art Garage. Each listing identifies its actual town; nearby trips are labeled.
Browse the medium and setting before planning an art stop: a working studio, contemporary gallery and antiques shop offer different experiences. Exhibitions change; contact the gallery about a particular artist or work.
Plan the geography
Browse First Light Books, stop at Tiny Grocer, then share a pie at Allday Pizza. All three are at the former post office on Speedway; check each business’s hours before heading over.
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Wally Workman Gallery
Austin
A contemporary-art gallery in a historic two-story house. Changing exhibitions make it a manageable art stop near the western edge of downtown.
Check the current exhibition and gallery hours before visiting.
An East Austin gallery centered on work by local artists. Browse changing exhibitions when you want a focused introduction to the city’s working art community.
Use the Springdale Road location when planning your route.
A distinctive gallery for folk, outsider and contemporary art, including work by musicians. Its Springdale location is best treated as a planned browse.
Limited Saturday hours and appointments; confirm access before going.
A ceramics gallery and teaching studio where local makers’ housewares and sculptures share space with hands-on learning. Suitable for both a handmade gift and a creative outing.
Book lessons in advance; use the McPhaul Street address.