A selection of paintings and prints of golf courses from St. Louis and around the world by Paul Kuchno will be on view in the 2nd floor galleries during Golf the Galleries. Kuchno’s works have been featured on the covers of A Tribute to Golf by Thomas P. Stewart and Arnold Palmer, and Fine Art […]
This exhibit features the results of a Master Class workshop with students from Grand Center Arts Academy led last fall by Cameroonian artist, Severin Pelekara, whose work was on view in the Konneker Gallery from October 2018 to April 2019.
Kick off the summer golf season, at Tee Time! – a mini golf event to benefit the Sheldon Art Galleries! Enjoy hors d’oeuvres, cocktails, a silent auction and, new this year, the Tee Time Tourney! Bring your team of 2-4 players to vie for the “Golf the Galleries” championship, or attend as a spectator to […]
This retrospective of work by St. Louis-based architect Phil Durham pays tribute to the important work by the award-winning designer, who passed away in September 2018. In addition to notable projects including Habitat for Humanity St. Louis, and Bethany Place, an AIDS social services organization and transitional housing facility in Belleville, Illinois, Durham was instrumental […]
Join us for the 3rd season of this playable, artist-designed, nine-hole mini golf installation, designed to be inclusive, family friendly and accessible. All staff and visitors age 9 and older will be required to wear masks. Monday - Friday: 12pm - 8pm (last entry at 7pm) Saturday: 10am - 3pm (last entry at 2pm) Sunday: […]
This exhibit features three St. Louis artists, who each explore a different approach to the fundamental concepts of drawing. Kit Keith’s wistful portraits have the appearance of being from another era. Inspired by outsider art, old advertisements and thrift store finds, Keith creates work reminiscent of a time when everything was done by hand. Sandra […]
Approached through a lens of reordering and discovery, sculptor and installation artist Carlie Trosclair’s site-responsive installations create new topographies and narratives to highlight structural and decorative shifts that evolve over a building’s lifespan. Her select artist residencies include: Joan Mitchell Center (LA), Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts (NE), MASS MoCA (MA), chashama (NY), Oxbow (MI), […]
The Sheldon Art Galleries funded and sent five cameras along with a mission team to Malema, Mozambique in March 2020. The mission team worked with the youth choir from the Malema evangelical station of the United Methodist Church, who produced the photography included in this exhibit. The team was also able to fund the making […]
Exploring the significance of mankind’s relationship to nature, Newth’s work examines the often overlooked and intimate effects we have on our surroundings. For centuries humanity has used nature, in all its forms, as an expendable resource. From pollution and consumption to environmental degradation and species extirpation, we affect, and in turn are affected by, the […]
The third in a series that celebrates St. Louis’ multicultural communities, this exhibit offers a glimpse into the dramatic and regional traditions of Eastern cultures – China, Korea, Japan, Mongolia and Tibet, and into the lively masquerade traditions of Oceania – Papua New Guinea and New Zealand. Drawn from the Hartenberger World Music Collection, musical […]
Relief consists of two separate bodies of work, drawings and wall sculptures created in the city of St. Louis during the COVID-19 pandemic. The drawings are the product of a couple of hours spent daily by the artist in the very early morning over the past seven months. This regular practice over the pandemic months […]
Jen Everett is an artist from Southfield, Michigan currently working in St. Louis, Missouri. Her practice encompasses lens-based media, installation and writing. New Arrangements is comprised of two recent bodies of work: Redoubled/Something We Carry and Unheard Sounds, Come Through. Each series engages notions of Black knowledge production, care and interiority using gestures of collection […]