Shops in Kentucky Accepting Artists & Printmakers
These 10 shops carrying art and prints publicly say they accept submissions on their own websites. 9 of them are accepting right now; the other one has a closed window or a waitlist, marked on its card. All are in Kentucky; see all 312 nationwide or the Cincinnati page or the Louisville page.
The 10 shops
PIQUE
Covington art gallery and bed & breakfast with a small boutique gift shop of artist-made work.
Heads up: The shop keeps irregular hours, so set up an appointment before you bring work in.
Purple Paisley Artisan Shop
Artisan shop showcasing more than 75 Tri-State artists.
Heads up: The rent and commission amounts aren't published.
indie northern kentucky
Bookstore (iNK) for zines, alt comics and the small press.
Heads up: It's in Dayton, Kentucky, not Dayton, Ohio.
Revelry Boutique + Gallery
NuLu boutique and gallery selling handmade gifts, jewelry, home goods and fine art from the local arts community.
Heads up: No photography, no AI-generated work, and large work or sculpture is hard to place.
The Shop Louisville
Frankfort Avenue craft-beer shop and bar with a revolving local art wall plus locally sourced soaps, honey and woodworking.
Heads up: It's a beer shop first, so space is limited to its art wall and local-product shelves.
PYRO Gallery
Artist-owned cooperative gallery of about 20 Louisville-area artists working in clay, painting, printmaking and more.
Heads up: Members serve on committees.
Logan Street Market
Shelby Park public market and small-business incubator with makers, artists and food vendors under one roof.
Heads up: There's typically a waitlist for retail spaces.
Louisville Visitor Center
Louisville Tourism's downtown visitor center, whose shop sells Louisville apparel and Bourbon City souvenirs made by local artisans.
Heads up: This is a paid promotional placement rather than consignment.
The Train Depot Markets
Historic train depot in Buechel hosting farmers and art night markets for local growers, artists and makers.
Not accepting right now. Pop-up market, so it doesn't count toward launch.
Completely Kentucky
Family-owned Frankfort shop in a restored 190-year-old building, carrying fine crafts and gourmet foods from 650+ Kentucky artisans for over 35 years.
Heads up: Frankfort is about an hour east of Louisville.