Don't miss this opportunity to purchase a variety of office supplies, easels, desks, office chairs, printers,wood frames,cameras, tripods,camera bags and many more items.
EVERYTHING MUST GO!!!

SATURDAY  APRIL 21  12-5 PM

Effective Thursday, March 29,2018 our brick and mortar location at 2014 Harrison St is closed.
You may email us at info@gallery2014.com to schedule a private appointment, or leave a message at 954-505-3291.
Continue following us on our website  www.gallery2014.com and on our facebook page, Gallery2014

Thank you for supporting Gallery 2014 and our Artists for the past 5 years

We are selling all of the pedestals, carts and various other Gallery furnishings.  Stop in to see for yourself!!

Call the Gallery 954-505-3291 with any questions.  We are open Tuesday thru Friday from 1-6pm and Saturday from 1-7pm.

This month we are celebrating five years in Hollywood!!  It will be a memorable anniversary, as it will be our last month with our doors open in Hollywood.  We will still operate as Gallery 2014, however not with a brick and mortar storefront.  STAY TUNED FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THAT!!

This is your chance to buy amazing artwork!!  Stop by and see us before March 31st.  Toast to 5 great years!!  We are extending special discounts to our customers.

Art and Culture Center/Hollywood will be honoring Elizabeth and Ken Saturday evening, January 20 at the 10th Anniversary
Hot Hollywood Glam.

Gallery 2014 will be closed Saturday, January 20.  We will reopen on Tuesday, January 23.  Stop by and say "HI"

It's a New Year, time to refresh things with a new piece of art for your home!!

Stop by for our January sale!!

 Wednesday, October 18, 2017 from 7pm until 9pm "What's Up Wednesday"
Ken Brown has a couple of fun topics in mind.  Will he be sketching, how about watercolor?  Join us and see for yourself.
$20 includes ALL supplies and light refreshments.  
Contact us at 954-505-3291 with any questions.
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​Join us on Saturday, October 7, 2017 from 2:30pm to 5:30pm  for the closing reception  of a comprehensive exhibition of works by the famed Miami artist, Purvis Young​ (1943-2010).

 Purvis Young was born in Liberty City in 1943 and grew up in what was still known in his youth as "Colored Town", now called Overtown.  He grew up with few prospects for achieving anything like the "American Dream" in his lifetime.  He dropped out of all-black Booker T. Washington High School after 10th grade, and by age 18 was serving four years of hard time a Raiford State Prison for burglary.  Prison, however, brought him back to drawing, and when he returned to the streets of Overtown in the early 1960s he was eager to express himself through art.  Purvis painted and drew constantly.  His work reflected the despair and injustice of the urban and immigrant poor in Miami, as well as the larger national issues of the time - the Vietnam War, urban riots, police brutality the vast influx of refugees from all parts of the world.  Despite the hard times, Purvis also reflected hope and redemption in his paintings - angels, saints, freedom horses and the promise of new life.  The work is simple and sometimes even brutal, but few who see it can fail to be moved.

Purvis Young's works can be seen in more than 40 public galleries and museums, including the Smithsonian American Art Museum, the American Folk Art Museum, the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Corcoran Gallery.  Several eminent art collectors, including Mera and Donald Rubell, William Arnett, Skot Foreman and others have acquired large numbers of Young's work.

Ken Brown co-founder of Gallery 2014 will present a talk about the collection and Purvis's life and times at 3:00pm.