(Cover Photo By Tim Johnson, Local Palm Springs Artist.)
Palm Springs has a rich history of artistic expression, dating back to the mid-20th century when the city became a hub for artists and celebrities. This legacy has continued to this day, with a thriving arts scene that includes numerous local artists, galleries, museums, classes, and public art installations. We at the Palm Springs Tribune invite you to peruse our arts section, consisting of the latest galleries, arts districts, and more.
(Coachella Valley Artists with a working website who would like to be added to our artist directory, please send an email to editor@pstribune.com.)
Palm Springs
Backstreet Arts District
–David A. Clark Studio
–Galleria Marconi PS
–Gary Wexler Serigraph Studio
-Julianna Poldi Gallery
-Kee Gallery
–Kevin Goddess
–Ola Vista Studio
–Stephen Baumbach Gallery
–T Santora
–Tim J Leary Studios
Desert Arts Center
–All Workshops
Lofts Arts District
Big Mike Art – Gallery & Studio
Gamel Art – Artist Jon Gamel
Tom Burns – Artworks Gallery
Christopher Stone Art Gallery
Paul Kaiser Art Gallery
Market Market
Palm Springs Art Museum
Palm Springs Architecture and Design Center
Shops at 1345
–James Bacchi Contemporary
–Artist D Bunny
–Big Mike Art
–Chris Burbach
–Gary Dorothy Imageville
–Janssen Artspace
–Poldi Gallery
–Tim Johnson
–Trevor Wayne
Cathedral City
Perez Arts District
H Building
–Alberto Garcia Uria
–Anne Bedrick Fine Art
–Barbara Boissevain
–Chase Langford
–Dan Violette
–Debi Grupe
–Elan Vital
–K. Anders Anderson Studio Fine Art
–Keith Skipton
–Kim Manfredi Fine Art
–Kippi Leonard Studio
–Konrad Carter Art
–Noreen Coup Fine Art
–Robert Landry Crater Studio
–Ryan Campbell
–Sammy Zelcer Abstract Art
–Shelley Heffler
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