Find Stunning Local Art at These Galleries Around the Main Line

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With such a diverse population across three different counties, it’s no wonder Philadelphia’s western suburbs are replete with some of the country’s top art galleries and exhibitions. From Manayunk to Kennett Square, check out stunning local artistry and innovative works from emerging creatives and finely trained experts.

Black Moth Tattoo and Gallery

18 E Lancaster Ave., Ardmore

Black Moth’s art extends past the wall and onto the body. This tattoo parlor doubles as an art gallery that exhibits and sells the work of local artists of any style. From pop culture homages to traditional fine art, Black Moth boasts a mission unique to its Ardmore home.

Colonna Contemporary Art

4 Louella Ct., Wayne

Colonna Contemporary’s groundbreaking multi-media modern art exhibitions are spectacular to behold. Its tagline is “from pigment to pixel,” a theme embodied by the diverse collection of art and artists the venue showcases. Committed to a deep respect for artistic tradition, Colonna Contemporary embraces the future of creative exploration.

Diving Cat Studio Gallery

246 Bridge St., Phoenixville

Operating in Phoenixville for over 16 years, Diving Cat welcomes guests with an aroma of sandalwood and rosewood for a calming atmosphere. In addition to local works, its curators also gather art from around the country.

Gallery 222

222 E King St., Malvern

A three-time Best of the Main Line & Western Suburbs winner, Gallery 222 isn’t just an art gallery, but also a cafe with an outdoor patio. With four gallery spaces all open for rent for individual artists, the venue features the latest works from local talents hanging in situ.

Main Line Art Center

746 Panmure Rd., Haverford

This art center holds classes for adults and kids all year round in addition to regular exhibitions. Aiming to address the broad issues facing our society today, Main Line Art Center often features under-represented contemporary artists and boundary-pushing curators.

Square Pear Fine Art Gallery

200 E State St., Kennett Square

Only six years old, Square Pear has blossomed onto the local art scene showcasing art forms from paintings to jewelry and glass art. Mostly featuring more traditional artistry, Square Pear’s calming enthusiasm for vibrant arts welcomes guests with open arms.

Sweet Mabel

235 Haverford Ave., Narberth

A former barbershop, today Sweet Mabel doubles as a gift shop and gallery. Art doesn’t have to be serious here, as Tracy Tumolo and her husband David explore their love for U.S. and Canadian folk art. A gallery that feels unique to Narberth, Sweet Mabel’s vibrant colors and hand-crafted goods keep visitors coming back.

Visual Expansion Gallery

132 N High St., West Chester

West Chester’s Visual Expansion Gallery features work from dozens of local artists with a wide variety in style and theme. Beyond showcasing local art, it also offers framing and restoration services.