Corrigan Gallery LLC is an Art Gallery in Charleston, SC. The gallery showcases contemporary fine art alongside historic Charleston Renaissance pieces, offering oil paintings, watercolors, acrylics, etchings, drypoints, woodcuts, linocuts, monotypes, sculpture, glass, paper works, and photography. It serves both luxury collectors and beginners, providing works in a range of materials and sizes that reflect the city’s artistic evolution. With a 4.90 rating based on 14 reviews, Corrigan Gallery presents a curated selection of artists such as John Hull, Kristi Ryba, Mary Walker, Bill Buggel, and many others, representing both representational and abstract styles that bridge past and future.
Founded on September 1, 2005 at 62 Queen Street, the gallery initially occupied a historic corner near Meeting and Queen streets in Charleston’s French Quarter. After relocating to Broad Street on June 1, 2017 and adding a garden setting, it settled into its permanent home on the first floor of 38 Queen Street in 2022 following a complete renovation of an 1800‑era building and its garden. The space combines the charm of old Charleston with a contemporary edge, displaying works that move beyond traditional southern landscapes. The gallery’s approach emphasizes artistic vision paired with intellectual strength and careful material handling, and it offers assistance in rearranging, consolidating, or rehoming collections to make room for new pieces.
Corrigan Gallery enjoys a solid reputation among the customers it has served, reflecting consistent satisfaction and trust within the local art community.
By blending historic Charleston aesthetics with forward‑looking contemporary art, Corrigan Gallery stands as a distinguished cultural venue that enriches the city’s artistic landscape.