Park Slope & South Slope Galleries

440 Gallery (Park Slope)
Hours: Thurs-Fri, 4-7pm; Sat-Sun, 12-6pm
Contact: (718) 499-3844
Description: 440 Gallery is an artist-run space in Park Slope, Brooklyn, dedicated to the creation, exhibition and sale of a wide range of work.  The artist members range from emerging to mid-career, and practice in a broad spectrum of styles and media including: painting, drawing, printmaking, photography, sculpture, assemblage, and installation.
Website: https://440gallery.com/

Women of Arts (Park Slope)
Hours: Mon-Sat, 9am-9pm
Contact: (347) 843-5182
Description: Women of Culture is a social enterprise that creates art-based experiences, trips, workshops and private group events that help professionals, travelers and private groups connect more meaningfully with the arts while also showcasing the power and necessity of all creative forms of expression.
Website: https://www.womenofculture.org/

Leroy’s Place (South Slope)
Hours: Mon-Sun, 12-7pm
Contact: (718) 369-4200
Description: Founded in 2009 by illustrator Serene Bacigalupi, Leroy’s Place began as a collection of “Monster Makeover” paintings—an endearing, ongoing series of vintage paintings that have been reimagined with the addition of original illustrations. In 2015, Bacigalupi teamed up with puppet designer, Jacques Duffourc, and together they began the journey of bringing the narratives in the paintings to life through puppetry, film, and installations. Beyond being a unique immersive environment, our Brooklyn Gallery boasts an outdoor courtyard for events, workshops, and other community-centered activities. Our on-site studio allows visitors to peek into our creative process, and to take a piece of it home. This multi-purpose and interactive space ushers in a new era of art galleries, making Leroy’s Place a cutting-edge destination for art, humor, and design.
Website: https://leroysplace.com/about/

Open Source Gallery (South Slope)
Hours: Thursday-Friday, 4-6pm; Saturday-Sunday, 2-6pm
Contact: (810) 676-8723
Description: Open Source Gallery is an arts-based non-profit organization inspired by the open source movement. In the spirit of this free exchange of knowledge, we provide a forum where art intersects with the community and the world at large. Open Source energizes a diverse and creative community for people of all ages and backgrounds with an emphasis on expression, experimentation, sustainability, and social engagement.
Website: https://open-source-gallery.org/about/