Arts and entertainment in St. Louis, MO

Atrium Gallery is known for its grand variety. The contemporary artists showcased are from all over the nation and the globe. Works on display are always unique and range from portraits and paintings to sculptures and textiles. On numerous occasions, artists give talks at the gallery about their culture, inspirations behind their works, and informational seminars and lectures for upcoming and aspiring artists. Staff members are always helpful and pleasant and often have their own pieces on display. The best part is that one can experience the wonders of these artistic geniuses for no charge.

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SBAP is a place where CLAY meets community. We are an open studio for creative and wanna-be creative kids, teens and adults in St. Louis. We are inspired by people like you who know there's more to life than homework, meetings, budgets and deadlines. Choose South Broadway Art Project as your next creative destination to take your MaKing to the next level! Lunch hour. After work. After dinner. Bring your mom, kids, friends, co-workers... At SBAP we are committed to improving the lives of Saint Louis kids, teens, adults, residents, visitors and volunteers of different neighborhoods, different jobs, identities and backgrounds. We provide affordable and free pottery, ceramics, textile and sewing classes. We can change lives and community through art!

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Visitors at St. Louis can feast their eyes here on what the city has to offer in terms of contemporary craft. Educating the locals since 1964, Craft Alliance has held numerous exhibitions and sales in the past, including Glass-Wear, Leandra Spangler and Rimas VisGirda, and Realities and Illusions. The gallery also promotes art by lesser-known and upcoming artists. Other areas of interest include sales and volunteer work. Check the website for detailed information on these.

Morton May was the President and CEO of the MAY COMPANY, a major national store chain with locations all over North America. He contributed for a range of fine arts and educational causes. His personal collection of African native art is now a permanent gallery. The gallery displays a number of powerful portraits and literary works celebrating ones individual strength.

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For over thirty years, Kodner Gallery has assisted in the appraisal, conservation and the buying and selling of rare art. Our clients range from private to corporate and institutional. With one of the largest inventories in the Midwest, we enjoy a reputation for our knowledge of French and American Impressionists, Masters of the Old West, Regionalists, 17th thru 20th Century Landscape, Still Life and Genre, as well as Modern and Contemporary Masters. When considering selling your fine artwork, consult Kodner Gallery first. We have the knowledge and experience to determine the value of your artwork and we are recognized worldwide for our discretion and confidentiality. Kodner Gallery invites you to visit us for quality art to appreciate in your home and business. Our unique collection of fine art can be enjoyed and cherished now, and handed down to future generations.