Experience the Arts in St. Louis

Brian DePauli’s exhibition "The Proper Aim of Work is to Provide Leisure" is composed of two oil paintings,"Life’s a Beach" and "Retired," that use humor and optimism to remind viewers that each day provides the opportunity for new experiences. A multidisciplinary artist, DePauli’s work functions on multiple levels, from surface meaning to deeper conceptual themes. […]

Glass Prairie features more than a dozen glass beaded flowers that mimic the real native prairie flowers of Missouri. Artist Lindsay Obermeyer says her works invites visitors to see the beautiful aspect of our native, natural landscape. Her creations are made in the same tradition of beaded flowers dating back 500 years. The exhibit is […]

Attractor takes the tradition of fly-tying (fishing lures) to produce miniature sculptures of imaginary insects. With names like “Green Eye,” “Blue Green Spider,” “Wide Spider,” and “Double Medusa,” Illinois artist Jerry Monteith uses metal, fabric, plastic, glass, and even organic materials to lure his viewers into seeing a whole other world of creepy crawlers. Glass […]

Terminal 2, Post-Security, near gate E10. Through the use of multiple materials in her work, Ogbara is able to create paintings that appear three dimensional and cater to the wanderlust of travelers at STL. Phantasmic Revolution sparks the curiosity of viewers by playing on their own conception of design and travel, and challenges them to […]

Lambert Gallery in Terminal 1 Bag Claim. The Missouri Botanical Gardens (MBG), one of the top botanical gardens in the world, is giving visitors and travelers at St. Louis Lambert International Airport (STL) a unique view into the special connection people have had with plants throughout history. The Plants and People: The Collections of the […]

Sarah Giannobile says her colorful abstract compositions, Pink Lotus, Lily, and Perseids, are inspired by dreams and memories of past experiences. Upon archival prints, Giannobile uses a mixture of calcium carbonate and polypropylene resin to build up layers of symbols and forms that combine into a whole new narrative. Sarah Giannobile is an independent artist […]

Michael Schwartz of University City, Missouri, is a retired middle school art teacher. He is exhibiting 13 framed embroidery works that showcase an art style that began after embroidering a baby quilt for his first grandson. He describes his work as “not your grandmother’s embroidery.” The exhibition runs through May 2020 in Terminal 2, Post-Security, […]

Will Rimel’s Funk Muffins collection is based on children’s toys and figurines. Inspired by the designer artist-made toy movement, Rimel found a perfect outlet for creativity which reflects his unique worldview. The artist explains “everyone can relate to toys... I can take ideas like social masking, the constant unknown of life and figuring out just […]