Art galleries are great places to visit to get inspiration and get your creative juices flowing. They are incredibly well designed and aesthetically pleasing. What you might not be aware of is that most art galleries have their own websites, and they are as aesthetic as the real thing. 

Art galleries and art gallery websites are designed that way to bring the attention more to the art piece, making it stand out and making it all about the artwork itself. Therefore, art gallery websites have a minimalistic approach to their whole design, color schemes, and fonts. 

Visiting art galleries are hard these days with everything that’s going on in our world. Not only, that’s why visiting the art gallery websites is a great way to appreciate the artwork out there and get inspired, but also art helps with anxiety and depression that you may be facing in these difficult times.

Also, if you are an aspiring artist to showcase your art to the world you can get great ideas from these wonderful art gallery websites. That’s not just for the artists too, you can get inspiration for your new product website as well!

So without further ado, here are a few of the best-looking art gallery websites!

Art Gallery Websites

1. Unravel Van Gogh Amsterdam
2. The Unit London
3. Pace Gallery
4. Victoria Miro
5. The Goldfinch
6. Simon Lee Gallery

Unravel Van Gogh Amsterdam

The Van Gogh Museum at Amsterdam has the largest collection of Van Gogh’s works. The website, Unravel Van Gogh Amsterdam is incredible, the design illustrates the story of Van Gogh and his works in full glory, and better yet, the whole thing is incredibly user-friendly with small text boxes indicating the mouse actions that you need to take. There are various features of the website that make it unique. One of them is a slider feature which enables you to see the differences between the original work and its current state. 

The Unit London

The Unit London is a great contemporary art gallery in London established with the “desire of breaking down the barriers of elitism and to include all people in the contemporary art world.”. Their website is amazing as well. The design is pretty straightforward with a simple menu, headline, and a high-resolution background image. 

Pace Gallery

Pace Gallery is a world-famous contemporary art gallery representing the most significant artists of the 20th and 21st centuries. The website design is minimalistic, and it looks great. The animations provide smooth transitions. The homepage features the upcoming exhibitions and there are news, journal, library & archives sections. Make sure to check out the online exhibitions as well. 

Victoria Miro

Located in London, Victoria Miro displays the work of both established and emerging artists from the USA, Europe, and Asia. With the help of a slider, you can smoothly see the art exhibitions that are currently on display. As you go further down the homepage, there is a what’s happening section which includes the latest news from Victoria Miro artists around the world. Below that, there is the in-focus section, and at the bottom, you can see the news coverage about the exhibitions of Victoria Miro’s artists. 

The Goldfinch

Painted by Carel Fabritius, The Goldfinch is a very well known painting. The painting is about a life-sized goldfinch that is chained, and it’s now in the collections of Mauritshuis in the Netherlands. The website dedicated to The Goldfinch is very creative and elegant. Not only the visual elements are greatly utilized, but there is a great use of audio as well. And with the great animation transitions, you learn more about the story of the bird and the painting. Stunning!

Simon Lee Gallery

Simon Lee Gallery is an international art gallery representing over 35 established and emerging contemporary artists and estates. They represent artists of diverse generations ranging from sculpture, painting video, and architecture. On the homepage, we see the current exhibitions that are being held. The hero section is divided into two fields, one being a photograph from the gallery and the other is the exhibition’s name and the dates. As you go down the website, you can find the news about the exhibitions and walkthroughs of various exhibitions.

There are many more art gallery websites where you can look for inspiration or just to appreciate the artworks of artists and famous illustrators. We’ve tried to put together a list of our favorites. Let us know which ones are your favorites in the comment section down below!