Fredric Snitzer Gallery has been a leader of the contemporary art market in South Florida for over 40 years. Committed to presenting work across all media from a diverse range of contemporary artists, the gallery has maintained a rigorous exhibition schedule that features at least eight rotating exhibitions by its artists each year.
Fredric Snitzer first opened his gallery in 1977 on Biltmore Way in Coral Gables, followed by successive galleries at North Ponce de Leon, Bird Road, and Wynwood. In 2014, Fredric Snitzer Gallery relocated to the Arts & Entertainment District near Downtown Miami. The gallery’s current space includes a 1,400 square foot indoor exhibition space, divided into two galleries, and a 2,600 square foot outdoor sculpture garden.
Fredric Snitzer Gallery was one of the early champions of contemporary Latin American art in the United States. The gallery has shown in-depth presentations by Cuban artists such as Luis Crus Azaceta, Carlos Alfonzo, Carlos Cárdenas, Tomás Esson and José Bedia. Avant-garde Cuban artists in particular continue to have a strong presence on the gallery’s roster.
Today the gallery’s program is diverse, keen to placing an emphasis on identifying and cultivating the careers of young, emerging artists while showcasing established work from mid-career artists on a local and global scale.
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Fredric Snitzer Gallery has been a leader of the contemporary art market in South Florida for over 40 years. Committed to presenting work across all media from a diverse range of contemporary artists, the gallery has maintained a rigorous exhibition schedule that features at least eight rotating exhibitions by its artists each year.
Fredric Snitzer first opened his gallery in 1977 on Biltmore Way in Coral Gables, followed by successive galleries at North Ponce de Leon, Bird Road, and Wynwood. In 2014, Fredric Snitzer Gallery relocated to the Arts & Entertainment District near Downtown Miami. The gallery’s current space includes a 1,400 square foot indoor exhibition space, divided into two galleries, and a 2,600 square foot outdoor sculpture garden.
Fredric Snitzer Gallery was one of the early champions of contemporary Latin American art in the United States. The gallery has shown in-depth presentations by Cuban artists such as Luis Crus Azaceta, Carlos Alfonzo, Carlos Cárdenas, Tomás Esson and José Bedia. Avant-garde Cuban artists in particular continue to have a strong presence on the gallery’s roster.
Today the gallery’s program is diverse, keen to placing an emphasis on identifying and cultivating the careers of young, emerging artists while showcasing established work from mid-career artists on a local and global scale.
Access your collection from any device with our cloud-based platform. Native mobile apps provide seamless synchronization and offline browsing, ensuring your collection data is always at hand.
