Episode 255 - Unveiling Key West's Artistic Treasures with Nance Frank of The Gallery on Greene

In this episode of The Backyards of Key West Podcast, Mark Baratto sits down with Nance Frank, the visionary director behind The Gallery on Greene. For all the Key West history and art enthusiasts, this episode is a deep dive into the rich cultural tapestry of the island, from its iconic homes to the artists that help preserve its unique charm.

Recorded in the fall just before the COVID-19 lockdown, we discuss the gallery’s mission, its renowned exhibitions, and the evolving style of home decor that blends fine art with contemporary living. Tune in to hear how The Gallery on Greene collaborates with museums from New York to Havana and why it's become a cornerstone for art lovers and collectors alike.

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The Gallery on Greene has consistently fomented curatorial and artistic practice through ambitious exhibition programs, created in close collaboration with its artists with museums from New York, MCNY, AFAM, SSSM to Havana's National Museum of Fine Art.

Our philosophy: The style pendulum swung away from overly furnished and cluttered interiors some time ago. The immediate reaction was one of clinical simplicity. We are now experiencing a hugely exciting period where key pieces of fine art or antiques are used to a stunning effect within contemporary interiors. This juxtaposition makes for an emerging sophisticated style, next to no other. 

Now we can appreciate the best of both worlds.

With the growing sophistication of the general public, people are looking more into expressing themselves at home than e