Kettle Art

Absolutely LIVE FOR this gallery! It's in the center of my favorite place in Dallas (DEEP ELLUM). They hold various events throughout the months and I bought my first piece of art here. Follow them on Instagram. Love this art gallery for sure.

Cute gallery with some cool art, especially like the cat paintings. Went here during a wine walk.

Great gallery with affordable art this is an update to my previous review. I'm taking a star back because this is the 4th time we have came and we have not been acknowledged I would have loved to buy a piece they had during an art event for 100 bucks very affordable but never had anyone attempt to ask. If I needed any help. The staff look to busy conversing among friends which is fine but I felt left out and isolated. Still a great gallery with local artist and a great addition to Deep Ellum.

A staple of Deep Ellum, there's always something brewing at Kettle! Whether you're looking to buy art, sell art, learn about art, or just have a good time with some friendly and creative folks, Kettle Art is a great place for all of the above. You'll find a wide variety of art from local emerging and established artists, most of which is very affordable...and there's never a shortage of entertaining conversation.

If you're thinking "pretentious art gallery," think again. This is a great place where local artists can show off and sell their work. You won't find thousand dollar works of "fine art" here, but you will find incredible work by amazing artists such as Havi Frost, Mark Nelson, Tony Bones, Frank Campagna, Sergio Garcia, Danielle Barry, Mattson Plummer, Autumn Musso, and many others, including many graffiti artists. It's about as unpretentious as you can get.

The best variety of Texas artists I have ever seen in one gallery. Reasonable pricing with a very welcoming atmosphere. Every show is different, with something new to experience almost every month. I suggest stopping in on a Thursday night to be apart of a show opening, lots of new people to meet.

Kettle Art Gallery is a breath of fresh air from many other museums and art galleries out there. It's more than just a place to showcase homegrown local art. It's a place that has the heart and soul of the people that own it, work there, and show art there, as well. The great thing about the art here is that not only is it awesome, but also AFFORDABLE. I have acquired many pieces from here and I enjoy them in my home every day. The artists are usually on hand, which is nice, so if you have questions or just want to say "kickass piece!", they are there. The folks at the booth in the back are always ready to serve up water, wine, soda, and beer for you to sip while you peruse the artwork, so make sure you donate to help keep the gallery going! It relies on support from the community, and Kettle gives so much back to it.

I like Kettle Art though I didn't particularly love the particular showing when I visited. I spent some time walking around but mostly discussed the art scene in Dallas with the owner. I'm fairly new to Dallas and he was very helpful and a very friendly guy. He also gave my wife and me free beer. Who can beat that? Anyway, good place, friendly owner. I'll come back when I'm near Deep Ellum to have a look.

Not only is this place a fantastic gallery showcasing emerging artists but its also local hub and artistic staple of the neighborhood. I have yet to go to an opening at another place that is a warm and welcoming as the people that I have encountered at Kettle. Great art from amazing artists, reasonable prices, fun events, and community minded. A destination point that shouldn't be overlooked.

Really? Only one review?So I went to the Kettle a long time ago because the tattoo shop I go to, Saints and Sinners, was putting on a show. Sometimes I shy away from galleries because they make me uncomfortable. All snobbish and cold like a hospital. But not Kettle. It's got a really great vibe that makes you feel like you belong there.It's not boring or sterile, but inviting, clean and well put together. I don't know a whole lot about galleries, but I loved all the art that was included in the show I went to. Loverly.