| STATES | Reveals there is a gallery on board ship (6) |
| INSTATES | Establishes stylish gallery on board (8) |
| UNCOVER | Reveal there is no curve perhaps (7) |
| SHOWER | He reveals there will be rain (6) |
| SHOW | Reveal there will be entertainment (4) |
| LOGGIA | In architecture, a covered exterior gallery on an upper level (6) |
| ESTATE | ... gallery on its own, ignoring the odds, gets what's left (8,6) |
| STATED | Set forth final plans to visit art gallery on the 1st of December (6) |
| UFFIZI | Gallery on the Arno |
| SALVADORDALI | It may seem surreal, but a thief simply walked into a San Francisco gallery on Oct. 14, then walked right back out with a $20,000 sketch by this Spanish artist |
| KEEPER | Chatelaine or mistress of a castle or large country house; the curator of a collection in a gallery or museum; or, a fish large enough to be retained when caught (6) |
| MUTATE | A Greek character got a gallery to have a change of policy (6) |
| REHANG | A new arrangement or selection of pictures on display in a gallery (6) |
| PERSONAL | ... gallery on its own, ignoring the odds, gets what's left (8,6) |
| TATE | - - - Britain, art gallery on Millbank, London, which opened in 1897 (4) |
| HAYWARD | Art Gallery on London's South Bank (7) |
| TATEMODERN | Art gallery on the Thames |
| CAMERAROLL | Photo gallery on one's phone |
| INTERSTATE | Buries next to English art gallery on highway (10) |
| EVENTUATE | Chance to happen, as you announced in gallery, on drawing (9) |
