Austin shops accepting artists & printmakers
These 9 shops publicly say they accept submissions. Each card links to a listing with the exact pitch instructions from the shop's own website. Read how to pitch to retailers and grab the free line sheet template before you hit send.
The 9 shops
Paloma Consignment
Women's clothing and accessories consignment boutique building a curated collection of goods from local Austin makers and emerging small brands.
Heads up: They prioritize locally rooted Austin brands but consider small brands from anywhere.
Clover + Maven
Always-local, always-handmade East Austin shop in the Springdale General complex, showcasing 100+ women and LGBTQIA+ artisans.
Heads up: Only women and LGBTQIA+ makers are featured.
Old Bakery & Emporium Artisan Emporium
City-run shop in an 1876 Congress Avenue building selling handmade work by local Austin artists over 50.
Heads up: Open only to Austin artists aged 50 and over.
Succulent Native (Austin Native & Creative)
Plant shop running a local maker collective where staff sell your products from rented wall shelves.
Heads up: Paid shelf rental plus commission.
Austin Art Garage
South Austin gallery (since 2007) showing affordable original work by local artists without sales pressure.
Heads up: Often at capacity; they don't reply to every submission.
Dear Diary Coffee
East Austin neighborhood coffee shop and queer safe-space sharing its retail space with local makers.
Not accepting right now. The 2027 residency application closed August 15, 2026.
Georgetown Art Center Giftshop
City of Georgetown art center with a giftshop featuring member artists, plus monthly exhibits and workshops.
Heads up: Since January 1, 2026 all giftshop artists must hold an active membership (cost not shown on the giftshop page).
Art For The People Gallery
Springdale Rd gallery and artisan market showcasing Texas artists for over 10 years.
Heads up: Open calls are per exhibition, not ongoing shelf space; check the page for current dates.
Paper Work
South Congress shop hosting independent print artists and makers, holding space for BIPOC and underrepresented artists alongside long-time Austin artists.
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