Sher Gallery

Sher Gallery occupies a spot on Silks Run inside The Village at Gulfstream Park, the outdoor shopping and dining promenade built alongside the racetrack, casino, and entertainment complex that anchors much of Hallandale Beach’s commercial identity east of Federal Highway. Where many businesses in that complex are national retail names, Sher Gallery is a working fine art gallery, dealing in original paintings, sculpture, and limited-edition prints from an international roster of represented artists. It has operated in the area for decades, long enough to have built real relationships with the artists whose work fills its walls rather than simply reselling whatever inventory happens to be available.

The gallery’s represented artist list includes names collectors will recognize: David Gerstein, whose layered metal and acrylic sculpture work is instantly identifiable; Peter Max, the pop artist whose bright, graphic style has been part of American visual culture since the 1960s; Erte, the Art Deco illustrator and designer; and a group of contemporary painters and sculptors including Hessam Abrishami, Lena Luckey, Julio Garcia, and Mario Jung, among others. That range, spanning mid-century pop art through current contemporary work, gives Sher Gallery a broader footprint than a single-artist showroom. Visitors browsing the gallery can expect a mix of statement pieces meant to anchor a room and smaller, more accessible prints and sculpture for someone building a collection gradually.

Because Sher Gallery sits inside a retail promenade built around horse racing, dining, and evening entertainment, its hours run later than a typical gallery. It is open seven days a week, with evening hours extending to 9 or 10pm Tuesday through Saturday, which fits the after-dinner foot traffic that the surrounding restaurants and shops generate. That schedule makes it one of the few art galleries in Broward County genuinely set up for browsing after an evening out rather than requiring a dedicated daytime gallery visit.

For collectors and casual visitors alike, Sher Gallery is worth treating as a destination rather than an afterthought. Parking is shared with the rest of The Village at Gulfstream Park, so a visit pairs easily with dinner or an evening at the track. Staff are generally available to talk through pricing, framing, and shipping for larger pieces, since original art and sculpture purchases often involve more logistics than a typical retail transaction. Anyone with a specific artist in mind, particularly the gallery’s marquee names, should call ahead to confirm current inventory, since gallery stock for names like Peter Max and David Gerstein turns over as pieces sell.