Gibbes Museum of Art — Charleston
American art rooted in Charleston’s cultural history. The collection and changing exhibitions connect the region’s artistic heritage with contemporary perspectives and a wider international conversation.

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American art rooted in Charleston’s cultural history. The collection and changing exhibitions connect the region’s artistic heritage with contemporary perspectives and a wider international conversation.
American, European, Chinese and contemporary art, alongside photography. Collection galleries, changing exhibitions and sculpture offer a considered introduction to Palm Beach County’s cultural landscape.
European painting, sculpture and decorative arts meet works from a wide range of cultures. Architecture and gardens enrich a visit to this distinctive museum on Sarasota’s bayfront estate.
Art and local history within the historic Custom House. Exhibitions illuminate the people, creative life and maritime identity of Key West, placing the island’s distinctive character in context.
A museum group connecting art, architecture and local history. The contemporary Jepson Center and historic Telfair Academy offer complementary perspectives, while the Owens–Thomas House and Slave Quarters interprets Savannah’s past.
Modern and contemporary art across painting, sculpture, photography, film and design. Collection displays and changing exhibitions trace influential artistic ideas through works by artists from around the world.
Art and design across periods, cultures and media, presented within the creative setting of the Rhode Island School of Design. A thoughtful encounter with craftsmanship, visual expression and the creative process.
Modern and contemporary art, photography, architecture and design in expansive galleries. The collection and changing exhibitions connect international artistic practice with the creative culture of the Bay Area.
A broad encounter with art from different cultures and periods. The downtown museum’s collections and changing exhibitions form part of a wider institution that also includes the Seattle Asian Art Museum and Olympic Sculpture Park.
A public art collection and changing exhibitions on Vancouver Island. The gallery offers encounters with regional and international art within an intimate setting, adding a cultural dimension to a Victoria visit.
Historical and contemporary art across a substantial collection and a changing exhibition program. A major downtown cultural destination, offering varied perspectives on Canadian and international artistic expression.
Quebec, Canadian and international art across multiple pavilions. Collections and exhibitions bring visual art, history and design into dialogue, creating a varied introduction to Montreal’s cultural life.
Atlantic Canada’s largest art museum. Regional art and wider Canadian and international perspectives introduce Nova Scotia’s creative heritage through collections and changing exhibitions in downtown Halifax.
A dedicated space for modern and contemporary art in central La Paz. Exhibitions introduce artistic practice connected to Baja California Sur alongside broader creative perspectives.
Painting, sculpture, photography and design across galleries in the historic center. The seasonal Art Walk brings the district to life; participating venues and current schedules should be checked before a visit.
Underwater sculpture installations bring contemporary art into a marine setting. Visits depend on the chosen site and an authorized water-based excursion, with access shaped by sea conditions and the visitor’s activity requirements.
Village walls become an open-air setting for colorful murals reflecting island life, wildlife and Mexican culture. A leisurely walk reveals works by local and visiting artists; individual murals may change over time.
Established in 1987, the gallery presents painting and sculpture, primarily by Mexican artists and artists working in Mexico. An introduction to contemporary expression within Puerto Vallarta’s gallery scene.
A monumental sculptural work conceived by Careyes founder Gian Franco Brignone. Overlooking the Pacific, its striking form draws architecture, art and landscape into a single experience. Visiting arrangements require advance confirmation.
Contemporary art, architecture and coastal landscape within a complex designed by Tadao Ando. The foundation connects artistic projects with local communities; visits follow the foundation’s scheduled reservation system.
★ Signature Selection — venues recommended as a priority for ultra-premium private clients. All private access arranged on request through your concierge.