Visit Gallery 510 in Downtown Decatur
Gallery 510 is open during the following hours:
Wednesday through Saturday 11 to 5
Gallery 510 Art & Framing is a 501(c)(3) organization.
A portion of all sales goes directly to help fund our programs.
{Featured at Gallery 510 in August}
Alison Huckstep
Join us on August 2nd for Decatur’s “First Fridays” Gallery Walk!
The opening reception for Alison’s exhibit starts at 5pm.
The artist remarks will begin at 6:30pm.
Enjoy light refreshments, good conversation and new artwork on display in August. Free to the public.
Member Artwork For Purchase
Find original art, prints, cards, jewelry, unframed work and other items created by our members & guests.
Art Around Town
See work by our artists and affiliates displayed at various places in Decatur. Current exhibits are up for the month of August.
August 2024
Decatur Public Library: Barn Colony Artists
Decatur Airport: Jan Sorenson Hill
Memorial Cancer Care Center: Nicole Christison
Become A Member
Member artists pay dues annually and receive a solo show at Gallery 510, opportunities to exhibit at other venues about town that Gallery organizes, smaller commission paid on sales at the Gallery, discounts on purchases in the Gallery, discounts on framing supplies, fees waived for entering our shows, a voice at the Board of Directors meetings, and networking opportunities with the other artists. We also offer Emerging Artist and Student Artist Membership Levels.
Get Updates From Gallery 510
If you would like to receive monthly updates about our events or promotions, please email gallery510@sbcglobal.net.
News & Stories
En Plein Air Art Contest - James Millikin Homestead
En Plein Air Art Contest - James Millikin Homestead
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Attention Artists! Enter the 2024 En Plein Air art contest. We are taking entries right now – up until October 5th. The kick-off event will happen right here at the […]0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Enjoy your LABOR DAY everyone!First published for the September 4, 1943 #LaborDay cover of The Saturday Evening Post, Norman Rockwell’s Liberty Girl celebrated the American working woman, effectively illustrating the wide range of jobs and new roles they inherited during wartime.
Special thanks to all Museum staff keeping us open this holiday weekend, where you can see an original magazine tear sheet in our galleries with custom prints available to order at prints.nrm.org/detail/260946/rockwell-liberty-girl-rosie-to-the-rescue-1943
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Ahhhh. Mondrian. Nice!!