Top Art Galleries in Park City

 

Explore These Park City Art Galleries

Park City is known for its local color, but one aspect of this town that often goes unnoticed is its abundance of fine art and photography galleries. And it should come as no surprise that Park City has a thriving art scene, since much of the scenery and majestic peaks surrounding the town itself are a potent fuel for nature-inspired creativity.

In this blog, you’ll find some of Park City’s best art and photography galleries, all of which are worth a visit next time you’re in this beautiful locale.

David Beavis Fine Art 

If you’re not familiar with the work of David Beavis, a trip to his gallery in the heart of Main Street will blow your mind. This 90-time award-winning photographer moved his wife and family all the way from Perth, Australia to Park City in order to chase his dream of capturing the landscapes and beauty of the world. And in 2015, he was lucky enough to achieve that dream and open up David Beavis Fine Art, which is now one of the top-rated art galleries in Park City.

You’ll find a wide range of photographs at this gallery, including subject matter that ranges from views of the American Southwest to visions of Australia and New Zealand. One of the main themes throughout his work is solitary subjects, whether that’s from his famed White Horse collection or the lonely structures he captured in his Scenic USA collection. Best of all, if you wander into this gallery on the right day, you might even be able to chat with the artist himself and gain some insight into his creative process.

Kimball Art Center

Kimball Art Center is named aptly, as it is unarguably the center of all art in Park City, although this “gallery” is more on the museum end of the spectrum. Since its debut in 1976 as a vision for the future of arts and culture in Park City and across the country, spearheaded by Bill Kimball, KAC has become an important staple of the growing art scene in the area. Today, you’ll find it located at the YARD on Kearns Boulevard, a temporary home that has grown into a museum-quality space with a little renovation and love from volunteers, and KAC’s vision is close to being fulfilled as they use this location as a jumping-off point for bringing creativity and culture to citizens around the country.

With four different gallery spaces to peruse, it’s easy to spend an afternoon getting lost in KAC. And although there is a $5 suggested donation for guests, it’s more than worth your money to get to know some of the most unique and interesting art exhibits in Park City. Plus, if you’re spending more than a few days in Park City, you’ll have the opportunity to attend one of their workshops, events, or classes that are regularly held in the space. All in all, a visit to KAC is one that you’ll remember forever.

McMillen Fine Art Photography Gallery 

Has a photo ever transported you to another time, another place? That’s what a visit to McMillen Fine Art Photography Gallery is all about–photos that move you. And one of the reasons that these images resonate so deeply with art lovers is that, unlike many artists who are capturing on a digital medium, artist and owner Jared McMillen captures his images on medium and large-format film cameras, and it makes a difference when it comes to quality. The colors are brighter, more vibrant, and catch the eye more than many digitally-captured photos, and reviewers rave about the customer service they receive at this fine art photography gallery.

Next time you’re visiting Park City and want to get a glimpse of its natural beauty through the eyes of a talented photographer, pay a visit to McMillen Fine Art Photography Gallery.

Trove Gallery

If your tastes are more inclined towards traditional fine art than photography, a visit to the eclectic and delightful Trove Gallery will be perfect for you. Owned by Jen Schumacher, an artist herself, Trove specializes in showcasing the fun side of modern art, with pieces that range from gorgeous character-focused artwork of Trent Call to the whimsical sculptures created by Silvia Davis.

You can find Trove Gallery tucked away on the north end of Main Street, and it’s well worth spending an hour or two inside to get a glimpse into all of the beautiful art that Park City has to offer. Plus, if you aren’t planning to spend a pretty penny on a piece of art, they also offer handmade jewelry so that you can take a little bit of Park City’s art home with you.

Plenty of Fun to Be Had in Park City

Park City is a unique and artsy place, with activities that just about anyone will enjoy. While you’re visiting this one-of-a-kind mountain destination, be sure to check out some of the fine art and photography galleries we’ve listed up above–you’ll be glad you did.

Next time you’re in Park City, be sure to check out some of our favorite fine-dining restaurants or stack your itinerary up with a historical tour of the town that you’re sure to remember forever

 

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