Galleries

     The Gaslamp Quarter National Historic District is nearly a Fine Art Gallery as it stands.  The neighborhood is a collection of historically significant & gorgeously ornate buildings from the Victorian Era.  Each one preserved and re-purposed for modern mixed-use.  We encourage all visitors to stroll our brick sidewalks and take the time to look up and investigate these great creations between your shopping and dining adventures. Housed within our amazing architecture is our captivating compilation of fine art galleries.  You'll find a mix of styles and we think you'll enjoy discovering each location's personality. We have an easy map and walking tour you can download and print or load directly into your mobile device with Google maps  > Gaslamp Gallery Google Map

Michael J. Wolf Fine Arts holds the current award for Gaslamp’s Favorite Fine Art Gallery and Gaslamp’s longest established Gallery.  You’ll find this sleek space is home to fun contemporary art, modern paintings and one-of-a-kind sculptures. Wine, drama, whimsy, rock & roll and nationally recognized names are all comfortable here. Look for works from Thomas Arvid, Dale Mathis, Todd White, & Sebastian Kruger.


The Art of Tim Cantor: A specialized gallery exhibiting the personal works of the renowned artist, Tim Cantor, is a magical stop amid Gaslamp’s varied chaos.  Each piece in his serene studio is full of mood and mystery.  The feeling they create is enchanting and each work is thought provoking, many complimented with verse. Look for Tim’s lovely wife, Amy, at the helm and as his muse in several of his more passionate works. Peek in the window of his soul on his Facebook page for an in-depth view of this Artist’s kaleidoscope of talent.

Alexander Salazar Fine Art is so much more than a gallery. It’s a one-man Art District. First, this Harvard educated Art Dealer purchased a sleek space to create his signature gallery on a quiet corner of Broadway at 7th Ave.  Then, he added a studio he donates to ‘Artists in Residence’ to help them create new works.  Now, he’s added a big special event & presentation space on 7th just north of his studio and another Gallery in La Jolla.  There are few who host more unique shows, mind-bending exhibits and charitable fundraisers than Salazar.  We strongly suggest you make the time to visit the cool 7th Ave gallery space and fans should make a point to catch up with Alex on Facebook or Twitter. If you ‘LIKE’ special events and intriguing exhibitions, you’ll want to check out his busy calendar of activities. 

Exclusive Collections Historic Gaslamp Gallery is another visually delectable location.  The gallery sits on the corner of Fifth Avenue & Market Street in the center hub of the Gaslamp. Paintings, sculpture and delicate glass works make up the majority of their space.  They showcase an amazing array of artists and often host live painting demonstrations and public shows for their featured artists.  Personally we love Christopher M., Michael Flohr and Asencio. Look for their activity line-up on their engaging Facebook page. 




Chuck Jones Gallery is full of smiles. The most famous animation artist in the world has a sweet spot here in San Diego that will tickle you, inspire you and most certainly make you nostalgic for Looney Tunes and Warner Brother's captivating cartoons. Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck and all of the original characters that Jones penned are available in prints, giclee and sculpture.  Rare originals and interesting artists that live in the same realm can also be found.  Watch them closely around Comic-con when animation greats like Stan Lee have made cameos in their bright & entertaining Fifth Avenue space.

Map-out or Tour these Gaslamp Quarter Fine Art Galleries > Gaslamp Gallery Google Map

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