Welcome to GlynnArt!
As you drive onto beautiful St. Simons Island you pass the inspiring “Marshes of Glynn,” made famous by writer, Sidney Lanier. This picturesque barrier island setting is viewed as one of the most breathtaking along the eastern seaboard. As part of the Golden Isles, St. Simons Island and its surrounding visual landscapes has been painted, photographed and written about more than any other area on the eastern coast. It is also the home of GlynnArt.
The Glynn Art Association is composed of visual artists and art lovers who live full or part time within the area. The mission of GlynnArt is to serve its members with a permanent gallery to showcase and sell their works while providing the community and visitors with opportunities to advance their knowledge, appreciation, and participation in the creative experience. GlynnArt is a non profit organization supported by its members, sale of their works, festivals and special events and not funded by the state or county government.
Established in 1953, GlynnArt recognizes the importance of the arts to everyday life and has resolved to work toward fullfilling the vision of education and the creation of a strong cultural climate. GlynnArt stimulates such a climate through changing exhibitions, lectures, studio classes, field trips and workshops for citizens of all age groups, from children to retired seniors.
GlynnArt Gallery & administration is located at 319 Mallery Street in the quaint Pier Village on the south end of the Island. The gallery is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9am to 5pm, showcasing juried members' works for sale including: oil, watercolor, acrylic & mixed media paintings, prints, etchings, photography, pottery, sculpture, basketry, fiber & decorative arts.
NOTE: Every page of this site has different artwork on the top banner. You can click on these to see larger versions and the artist who created them.
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319 Mallery Street