The Barbara Davis Gallery introduces local, national, and international audiences to new ideas from emerging and acclaimed artists. Two exhibition spaces offer a fresh vision for contemporary visual art.

Founded in 2001, Bering and James, Inc., has set its focus on the exhibition and marketing of emerging artists of note in the Houston area, as well as regional and national talents.

Blaffer Gallery is the University of Houston's laboratory for the visual arts and contemporary culture.

The Blossom Street Gallery and Sculpture Garden offers a variety of art, including paintings, sculpture, and photography, for beginning collectors and the serious.

Booker Lowe Gallery, featuring contemporary Aboriginal fine art from Australia, is one of only a handful of American art spaces dedicated to Aboriginal fine art.

The Buffalo Bayou ArtPark features a constantly rotating collection of public art at the Sabine Street bridge between Allen Parkway and Memorial Drive.

Situated in a refurbished space, the gallery features rotating work from resident and visiting artists in the front and the original twelve on permanent display in the back of the gallery. Canal Street Gallery is unique in that the gallery has a classroom where resident and visiting artists hold art workshops and classes for students.

This gallery, located in the Houston Heights, exhibits and sells all kinds of Mexican craftwork.

Cavalier Fine Art specializes in 19th century bronzes and European oil paintings from the 17th to early 20th centuries.

Community Artists' Collective is a community center that focuses on art education, community development, entrepreneurship, and exhibition.