St. Louis artist Jeremy Rabus takes a construction mentality to his art- he grinds and excavates to reach new levels of colorful hues and rich tones in his acrylic paintings. St. Louis Lambert International Airport is proud to share Rabus’ “Livery,” a collection of paintings inspired by the livery and components of commercial airliners. “My […]
We all seek refuge and rest when we travel. St. Louis artist Solomon Thurman expands on that theme extending beyond airport travelers to other high-flyers: birds. Perch Here Between Flights is a series of 14 acrylic paintings of bird houses and birds in flight now on exhibition at St. Louis Lambert International Airport in Terminal […]
A new exhibition at St. Louis Lambert International Airport (STL) links two different forms of art to communicate culture, artistry, and the human experience. The Mud to Music exhibition displays musical instruments composed of clay and porcelain from the Sheldon Art Galleries’ Hartenberger World Music Collection. These instruments, used in all parts of the world […]
Libby Reuter and Joshua Rowan are sharing unique views of the Mississippi drainage basin by combining photography and sculpture to highlight the wealth and importance of its rivers. St. Louis Lambert International Airport is proud to unveil Watershed Cairns, an exhibition of six large-scale photographic images featuring dream-like glass markers, or cairns, in dynamic landscapes […]
Riverwork Project is a panoramic textile artwork comprised of separate panels that together form 100 feet of pliable sections of sewn, layered, hand-stenciled and painted cloth. Referencing human and water resources, the Riverwork Project blends geometry, symbols and color to highlight cultural meanings of shared experiences. Artist Sun Smith-Foret conceived the idea to reflect the […]
Kaeko Maehata’s exhibition, SHIRO-KURO and IRO-IRO, is composed entirely of hand crafted glass vases and flowers, using traditional European and Japanese glass blowing techniques. Blending colored and clear glass, Maehata plays with patterns and colors so that the flowers seem so bountiful that they overflow their containers. A former graphic designer, Maehata trained in glass […]