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Studio 2500 hosts art exhibits to showcase work from artists across Birmingham and beyond, with a special focus on helping local Black artists gain exposure.
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Get matched →Studio 2500 is Alabama’s only Black-owned fine art gallery, aiming to showcase artists and create connection among artists and art supporters throughout Birmingham. The space and philosophy are designed by artists for artists, ensuring the best presentation of each work.
Studio 2500 hosts art exhibits to showcase work from artists across Birmingham and beyond. The gallery especially seeks to help local Black artists gain exposure. Artists are encouraged to look out for the next exhibit to apply to and join.
Artists are invited to join Studio 2500 with a blank canvas to create art, meet, connect, and network with fellow artists. Keep an eye out for “Open Studio!”
Special programs include art enrichment for students and initiatives to connect neighbors around Studio 2500, attracting residents from all over to join the cultural experience.
Studio 2500 hosts student internships every year for high school and college students, instilling artistic aspirations and providing skills in business, marketing, graphic design, exhibit design, curation, and teaching youth art camps. Internships help students become career-ready.
Each year, Studio 2500 holds a FREE summer art camp for youth ages 9-18 from mid-July to early August. Students learn about the fundamentals of art and social and emotional wellness through various mediums like painting, drawing, sculpting, and 3D projects. The camp takes place for three weeks, Monday through Friday, with classes for 10 students at a time. Local community partners sponsor the art camp.
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