The Key West local art scene is fun and funky…and fun and fine. The Key West Museum of Art and History features modern renditions of memorable characters in the history of Key West by Paul Collins and sought-after wood painting of Key West folk scenes by Mario Sanchez.

Key West is a magnet for art and artists. There are more private galleries per square foot in Key West than in many major metropolitan cities. The Key West Art Center is the oldest co-op gallery on the island. A Boy and His Dog Fine Art Premier features the works of over 20 contemporary artists and 7 Artists showcases the works of seven talented artisans in sculpture, acrylics, jewelry and glassware. There’s art-to-wear at Hands On and A Muse Studio Gallery. Discover outdoor art sculptures at Purple Baby Daddies and Island Style Gallery. For fine art, visit Kent Gallery, Alan S. Maltz Gallery or Gallery at Kona Kai. And just for the fun of it, don’t miss the psychedelic island gecko sculptures at the Island Store and colorful Caribbean art at and the Pelican Poop Shoppe.