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Butchertown, Louisville, KY

PYRO Gallery

Heads up: Members serve on committees. Associates move to full membership after 3 years.

Artist-owned cooperative gallery of about 20 Louisville-area artists working in clay, painting, printmaking and more.

Location
Butchertown, Louisville, KY
Address
1006 East Washington Street, Louisville, KY
Pitch method
Email
Terms
Member-run artist co-op. Full membership is $130/month, with a solo, two- or three-person show every 18–24 months. Associate membership is $85/month, limited to 3, with a show every 24 months. Every member can display work at all times.
Fees
Full membership $130/month; associate membership $85/month (limited to 3) (per their page, checked 2026-10-28).
Maker preferences
6–10 pieces made in the past two years
Carries
Art, Ceramics, Prints
Last verified
2026-10-28

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