Author Archives: Elaine Luther

Illinois Free Little Art Galleries

Illinois Free Little Art Galleries include: Free Little Art Gallery Berwyn, in Berwyn, Illinois Find this gorgeous FLAG with a clear roof at 6949 30th Place, Berwyn, IL. They accept art by mail, send it: Attn: Sabine Krauss, 6949 30th Place, Berwyn, IL 60402 Size notes: To fit on the shelf art needs to beContinue reading “Illinois Free Little Art Galleries”

What’s the difference between a FLAG and a Micro Gallery?

A Free Little Art Gallery is a cousin to the Little Free Library, a place of exchange. Visitors are welcome to give art, give and take art, or only take art. The motto of many Free Little Art Galleries, or FLAGs, is “Make Art, Take Art, Love Art!” FLAGs are generally outdoors. Micro galleries, inContinue reading “What’s the difference between a FLAG and a Micro Gallery?”

Wisconsin Free Little Art Galleries

Wisconsin is home to The Free Little Gallery on Elm. It’s on Hwy 61 in Boscobel. https://www.instagram.com/thelittlefreegalleryonelm The Free Little Art Gallery Monona can be found at 4607 Tonyawatha Trail and is on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/freelittleartgallery_monona The Museum of Unremarkable Objects has added a very small FLAG, outside the museum, called the Unremarkable Tiny Art Gallery.Continue reading “Wisconsin Free Little Art Galleries”

Ohio Free Little Art Galleries

Gahanna Little Art Exchange – Gahanna, OH The host writes, “Gahanna Little Art Exchange is a place where anyone can take a piece of art that they love and leave a creation of their own for someone else to enjoy.” No location information available, other than Gahanna, OH. https://www.instagram.com/gahanna.little.art.exchange Plain Little Art Shack – Canton,Continue reading “Ohio Free Little Art Galleries”

Missouri Free Little Art Galleries

Missouri is home to five FLAGs, including two in St. Louis. Botanical FLAG, St. Louis, MO The Botanical Heights area of St. Louis, MO is home to the Botanical FLAG, opening soon. https://www.instagram.com/botanical_flag Gallery 717, Columbia, MO Find Gallery 717 at 717 Westport in Columbia, MO. https://www.instagram.com/gallery_717 Little Art Gallery Wash Mo, Washington, MO LittleContinue reading “Missouri Free Little Art Galleries”

Minnesota Free Little Art Galleries

Minnesota is host to three FLAGs so far, with one each in Duluth, Lakeville and Hawley. Free Little Art Gallery Duluth, Duluth, MNN 56th Ave W, near 8th St https://www.instagram.com/freelittleartgalleryduluth Free Little Art Gallery Hawley, Hawley, MN730 Westgate Circle; accepts art in any medium. https://www.instagram.com/freelittleartgalleryhawley A Tiny Free Little Art Gallery, Minneapolis, MN Find thisContinue reading “Minnesota Free Little Art Galleries”

Quebec, Canada Free Little Art Galleries

In Hudson, in Quebec, you’ll find the Petite Galerie d’art Gratitute On Cameron, between Ridge and Lakeview. This gallery has some innovations – a lock box for overflow art, if the gallery is too full and she’s building a second Free Little Art Gallery that will be “installed at a height of 3 feet fromContinue reading “Quebec, Canada Free Little Art Galleries”

Washington, D.C. Free Little Art Galleries

The District is home to three Free Little Art Galleries to date! You can visit the Capital Hill FLAG, Free Little Art Gallery D.C. on E. Capital Street, between 3rd and 4th Streets. https://www.instagram.com/free_little_art_gallery_dc In the Petworth Neighborhood, 4400 Illinois Ave N.W., find the Free Little Art Gallery Petworth D.C. https://www.instagram.com/freelittleartgallerypetworthdc The Petworth D.C. flagContinue reading “Washington, D.C. Free Little Art Galleries”

Michigan Free Little Libraries

Allen Park is home to FLAG 3.13, find it at 6543 Allen Road, Allen Park. MI. We love the tiny ladder! Yes! They accept art by mail. Mail to: Cheryl Alt, 9648 Melbourne, Allen Park, MI. 48102. Please make sure the art is family friendly.https://www.instagram.com/flag3.13 Ann Arbor Free Little Art Gallery is located on PaulineContinue reading “Michigan Free Little Libraries”