Tripolo Gallery is proud to represent an exciting family of well established, mid career, & up and coming artists. We also handle fine custom framing as well as consultation in all areas of art and design for both private and corporate clients. Since 2005, Tripoli Patterson has married his love for surfing with his love for fine art and has organized, produced and curated contemporary art shows in various locations around the East End and New York City. Now in a space on Jobs Lane in Southampton, Tripoli Gallery has specialized in exhibiting contemporary art since the gallery's inception in 2009. As a gallery that shows the work of and collborates with many artists, the gallery aims to be connected to the history of the demography of the East End. Having presented over 20 shows in the gallery, he has collaborated with various emerging and established artists, curators and international galleries. Now in its fifth year on Jobs Lane in Southampton, Tripoli Gallery continues to act as a platform for a dynamic artistic dialogue between both local and international artists. By means of contemporary art, Tripoli believes that each exhibition acts as a frozen moment of the artist's history which is recorded, preserved, and globalized.

The Northshore’s newest gallery: Gallery 421 in the heart of Covington’s arts district. The concept is a cooperative effort whereby a juried group of artists will display their art for sale in a large 5,000 square foot gallery space with a minimal monthly rental and only 10% commission but they do not have to work at the gallery. This area has recently been designated by the state of Louisiana as a “Louisiana cultural district” which offers tax free shopping on all original artwork. A great bonus for art lovers!

Harriet Blum has lived in the New Orleans area for 40 years and has developed a recognizable style, often described as "romantic peacefulness", "ethereal" and "dreamy". She creates her art using a "tried and true" older-model Nikon camera and infrared film. She develops the film and prints the images herself, then hand-tints each original using transparent oils. Ms. Blum's work is featured in collections including the New Orleans Museum of Art, Roger Ogden Museum of Southern Art in New Orleans, Mobile Museum of Art, the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago, Loew's New Orleans Hotel, and Oschner Foundation Clinics.