The Vineyard’s art galleries may be one of the best entertainment values on the Island.

No matter how many times you may have visited the Granary Gallery in West Tisbury, you've never seen it like this.

The Granary Gallery in West Tisbury recently acquired the oil on canvas, Thomas Hart Benton’s 1926 train painting Going West.

An exhibition of Jeanne Staples’ recent oil paintings and drawings will go on view at the Granary Gallery.

The Thomas Hart Benton painting Roasting Ears holds an important place in American art history, and now it holds a place on the walls of the Granary Gallery in West Tisbury.

Island artists and photographers this week remembered Brandy Wight as a person who encouraged them early in their careers and helped them prosper.

The pioneering Vineyard art dealer who cofounded the Granary Gallery in West Tisbury, died Feb. 26. He traced his roots to some of the Island’s oldest families.

Visions of Home: the Work of Heather Neill is an intimate portrait of the artist's life and work.

On Sunday, Andrew Moore’s paintings were reintroduced at the Granary Gallery on Old County Road in West Tisbury. The artist decided to join the Granary Gallery so he could spend less time marketing and selling, and more time holding a paintbrush.

Chris Morse fell in love with West Tisbury’s Granary Gallery as a teenager, when he worked summers there through high school. Fifteen years ago, he purchased the gallery with his wife, Sheila. Five years after that, they bought the Field Gallery, also in West Tisbury. And another five or so years later, they purchased what is now the North Water Gallery in Edgartown.