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Sample rows

10 of the 667 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 88 businesses, 62 of them with an email address. Texas follows with 74.

259 rows (39%) carry one of 4 names used by 10 or more listings, led by Painting with a Twist with 130. 380 businesses have a name used only once, and 429 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 603 rated businesses is 4.9, and 174 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 467 email addresses, 146 (31%) are role addresses such as info@, 104 (22%) name a person and 217 (46%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this painting studio email list?

The painting studio file holds 667 Google Maps listings in the Painting studio category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is one studio location: an art school that teaches painting classes, a paint-and-sip party studio, a children's art studio or a working artist's studio that opens to visitors. Studios with a second room at another address get a second row.

467 listings have an email address, read from the studio's own website. One address per business. Studio rows carry 639 phone numbers and 607 websites. Class schedules, event booking pages and galleries live on those sites, so a quick visit tells you whether a studio runs workshops or sells art.

All rows share the Painting studio category. The file does not split party studios from art schools, so class and event words in the studio name and on its site are the guide.

How can you segment the file?

A spreadsheet filter does the segmenting. Three columns separate painting studios usefully.

State and city matter for sellers that deliver supplies or send reps. California has 88 listings, Texas 74 and Florida 63. New York and Brooklyn count separately in the city column, with 13 and 11 listings, so check both if you cover the New York metro.

Email type shows who answers. Studios in this file have 104 named-person addresses, 146 role addresses and 217 free-mail addresses. Free-mail is the largest group, which fits small studios run by one or two artists with a Gmail account on the site. Role addresses such as info@ or events@ reach whoever handles bookings.

Studio names carry the format. Words such as paint and sip, wine, kids, art academy, atelier or gallery tell you whether a studio hosts parties, teaches children or sells original work. A studio with a plain personal name needs a look at its website.

• State and city: your delivery area or a metro to visit.
• Business name words: sip, wine, kids, academy, atelier, gallery.
• Email type: artist-owner (free-mail or named) versus booking inbox (role).
• Website: check for a class calendar, private events or an online shop.

Who buys a painting studio email list?

Art supply wholesalers and canvas, paint, easel and brush makers sell to studios that go through materials every week. A studio that runs party classes buys canvases and aprons in bulk, and bulk buyers are what a wholesale seller wants.

Class booking and scheduling software vendors pitch online sign-up, waivers and payment. Event platforms and gift card sellers reach studios that sell party packages. Corporate team building agencies place groups with studios. Local marketing agencies sell social ads and photography. Studio furniture and lighting suppliers sell tables and display walls. Insurance brokers who cover small studios and printers who make class flyers also buy the list. Franchise advisors sometimes use it to find independent studios that might join a brand.

How do you run outreach to painting studios?

Studio owners teach during evenings and weekends, which are the busiest hours, and they read email in the morning or on a slow weekday. A short message that mentions a specific class format gets read. A wholesale supplier should name the canvas sizes and the price per case.

Most addresses here are free-mail or role-based. A free-mail address usually reaches the artist who owns the studio. Write to that person as one working artist to another and keep the message to a few lines. A role address reaches whoever answers bookings, so ask that person to forward your note to the owner.

Use the website to see what the studio does. A kids' art studio cares about safe, non-toxic paint. A paint-and-sip studio cares about canvas cost and event software. A studio that sells its own work cares about framing and shipping.

Dedupe by website, since studios with several rooms list each. Start with a small batch, read the replies and look at bounces before the next one.

What email rules apply when you contact painting studios?

CAN-SPAM sets two basics for a commercial message to a studio: add your company's valid physical postal address, and offer an opt-out that works, then honor it. A studio owner who answers the opt-out by reply should be removed from the next send.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California painting studios fill 88 listings and 62 emails. Texas adds 74 listings and 52 emails, and Florida 63 and 44. New York has 40 and 28, North Carolina 24 and 17, Illinois 21 and 15, and Arizona, Ohio and Virginia 19 and 13 each. Colorado has 18 and 13.

New York city has 13 listings, Chicago 11 and Brooklyn 11. Las Vegas has 10, Phoenix, Miami and Houston 8 each, San Antonio 7, and Colorado Springs and Fort Worth 6 each.

A supply seller that ships can take the file by state. A team-building agency or a local marketing firm can take one city and work through every studio there.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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