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Alabama Artists Gallery
Street address:
201 Monroe St.
Montgomery, AL 36104
Phone:
334-242-4076
Fax:
334-240-3269
Email:
Schedule:
Open M–F 8–5.
Mailing:
201 Monroe St., Alabama State Council on the Arts
Montgomery, AL 36104
Admission:
Free
GPS:
32.379116, -86.305624
State gallery; designated to showcase art and artists of Alabama. Approximately 7 exhibitions per year, including fellowship recipients, craftspeople and special theme exhibitions.
Located in the offices of the Alabama State Council on the Arts in the RSA Tower in downtown Montgomery, The Alabama Artists Gallery provides a continuous showcase of the work of Alabama artists in all media. Admission: FREE. Closed State Holidays.
Accessibility:
Mobility Impaired (all one level, no steps, ramps, elevators, automatic doors, levered door handles, toilet access from front of wheelchair, toilet access from side of wheelchair, support bars for toilets, wheelchair-level restroom sinks, showers with roll-in wheelchair access, support bars for bathtubs, wheelchair-level water fountains, wheelchair-level phones, seating areas for wheelchair users, wheelchairs available, designated parking spaces)
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