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Naples Art District is a association or organization located in Naples. Rated 4.7 stars from 26 Google reviews.
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- AddressJ&C Blvd, Shirley St and, Naples, FL 34109, USA, Naples 34104
- Phone(239) 249-1977
- Websitewww.naplesartdistrict.com/
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After seeing the signs for the Naples Art District for many years, I finally decided to go on an impromptu self guided tour of the area recently. It was mid July and Naples was steaming hot as usual. Not the best time to go but I will go back when the weather is cooler. The first few stops that I made on Shirley street were all closed but luckily I landed in Sir Roland Richardson's gallery and started enjoying some art. I finally cooled off while browsing through his beautiful and soothing pastel caribbean style art and I felt my tour was getting better. I ended up on J & C Blvd and had some fun taking pics of a class at Art Edge Gallery. Friendly, sincere environment and great art. Michael Monroe gallery was a winner as well. Love his style and will go back someday when the weather is cooler to meet some of these artists in person. Will post more pics when I do. Enjoy!
Unique Professional artwork at a better value than other big galleries. Love Meeting all the artists. J & C Blvd has many good artists. They have larger studios that should not be passed up during the tour. Many artist are staying through the summer teaching and open for business. The studios stretch from Shirley St to J&C Blvd mainly but there are other artists on side streets as well. Look on the website to find a map of the area.
Spent time with artist Anthy in this beautiful space for a private art session. So inspiring and a gorgeous studio!
Leigh has amazing work to share. Such a delight to see her place with other talented artists. I took my friend from our of town and she was thrilled. It's in the Art Center which will have more open exhibits once folks come in October but this place and Leigh make the visit worthwhile.
Some interesting presentations, but too many of the so-called artists studios were staged only for the day and were really just cubicle pop-up galleries. I appreciated the actual working studios much more. The highlight was not the presence of artists, but the one--day opening of the Edgarton collection of mechanical musical instruments---truly awe-inspiring including one that looked strikingly like the famed one in Renoir's Rules of the Game