Morbid Art Galleries
Art galleries which exhibit lowbrow, macabre, morbid, gothic, or dark art
Below is an ongoing list of art galleries worldwide which exhibit lowbrow and pop-surrealist art. These galleries will appeal to artists and art collectors interested in macabre, morbid, gothic, or dark art.
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Low Brow Art | Underground Art | Outsider Art | Bizarre Art. There are many New Orleans galleries that purvey traditional, sentimental images of Louisiana, but La Madama Bazarre lets loose a stellar consortium of underground artists whose multimedia work is alternately spiritual, delicately pretty, ethereally mystical and overtly sensual — drawing upon and reveling in all the glorious contradictions and cultures of New Orleans and its environs.
Pop Surrealist Art | Contemporary Art. Revolution Gallery is committed to presenting artwork that is provocative and imbued with dark beauty, emotion, and mystery. Revolution Gallery shows artwork with an emphasis on pop-surrealism and contemporary figurative work, in a wide-range of media.
Lowbrow Art | Hi Art. Speakeasy Art Gallery showcases the work of local and international contemporary artists. The curators at the gallery offer art collectors and enthusiasts a playful mix of Hi Art with an edge and Lowbrow with masterful technique. Speakeasy Art Gallery insures that the art it exhibits possess inviting esthetics and a desire to explore new and original ideas.
Contemporary Art | Pop Surrealist Art | Lowbrow Art. Their aesthetic ranges from contemporary, pop surrealism, lowbrow, to narrative arts in a variety of mediums. They feature exhibitions of established and emerging artists.
Lowbrow Art. Showcasing mainly figurative, narrative paintings and unusual sculpture, La Luz de Jesus Gallery's exhibitions are post-pop with content ranging from folk to outsider to religious to sexually deviant. The gallery’s objective is to bring underground art and counter-culture to the masses.