Fine Art Sales, Inc.

Fine Art Sales, Inc. operates from a unit at 1160 NW 163rd Drive, inside the light industrial and office corridor that directory records identify by name as the Sunshine State Industrial Park, a cluster of low-slung commercial buildings just west of NW 2nd Avenue in the 33169 zip code that Miami Gardens shares with a sliver of unincorporated Miami-Dade. The business is registered as an active Florida corporation with the state’s Division of Corporations under the name Fine Art Sales, Inc., and it is categorized in commercial directories under both “Art Galleries, Dealers and Consultants” and “Fine Art Artists,” a dual listing that suggests an operation dealing in both original artwork and the buying and selling of finished pieces rather than a single-artist studio.

Businesses in this niche of the art trade, dealers rather than public-facing retail galleries, typically work by appointment or through a private client list, sourcing paintings, prints, and sculpture for collectors, designers, and corporate buyers rather than keeping a storefront stocked for walk-in browsing. That pattern would help explain why Fine Art Sales does not maintain an actively promoted public website, and why hours of operation are not published in any directory checked for this listing. An industrial park address, rather than a gallery-row storefront, is also consistent with this kind of art dealership, since back-of-house space for crating, storage, and shipping matters more to a dealer’s business model than street-level foot traffic.

For Miami Gardens, a city built more around residential neighborhoods and large commercial anchors like Hard Rock Stadium than around a dedicated arts district, a working art dealer registered inside city limits is a genuine, if quiet, piece of the local arts economy. It sits a short distance from a picture-framing and moulding supplier along the same stretch of NW 163rd Drive, suggesting this small industrial park has become something of an informal cluster for the fine-art and framing trades in this part of the county, even without either business operating as a public gallery in the traditional sense.

The presence of this dealer alongside a framing supplier on the very same short block hints at a specialized micro-industry that has persisted in Miami Gardens, potentially serving interior designers, hospitality projects, and private collectors throughout South Florida who need a source for fine art without traveling to Wynwood or the Design District. Anyone interested in working with Fine Art Sales, whether buying, selling, or consigning artwork, should call ahead before visiting, since the business appears to operate on an appointment basis rather than posted retail hours. Its continued active status with the State of Florida, along with a consistent address across the directory sources checked this session, are the strongest available signals that this is a real, currently operating business.