Art Exhibits at the Regional Arts Commission(1)

In St. Louis, there are many different places where you can look at art. From commercial to not-for-profit galleries, stores, museums, library stores, and restaurants, works by local, regional, national, and International artists are exhibited throughout the St. Louis Metro.

You can see the list down below St. Louis to find out where you can see artwork in the region:


  • Art Gallery of Hog Hollow
  • Art Saint Louis
  • By Design 
  • Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis
  • East Central College Gallery 
  • Edwardsville Arts Center
  • Fontbonne University Gallery of Art 
  • Gallery Visio
  • The Green Center 
  • Jacoby Arts Center
  • Laumeier Sculpture Park
  • Millstone Gallery at COCA
  • Duane Reed Gallery 
  • St. Louis Mercantile Library Art Museum
  • The Sheldon Art Galleries 
  • Stone Soup Galleries
  • UrbArts
  • Webster Arts

If you would like to enroll in our course, the information below is provided for your reference or you can contact us.

We are trying to develop in you:

  • improvement of the content of the subject area “Art” at all levels of general education;
  • development of publicly available information resources as tools for students and teachers;
  • artistic and aesthetic development of students through acquisition of basic skills and knowledge in art;
  • creation of conditions for increasing the human resources potential of teachers in the art domain.

The key tasks of the Fine arts educational subject are:

  • education of the competent spectator;
  • mastering of notions about domestic and world art culture in all its variety;
  • formation of students’ skills of aesthetic vision and world transformation;
  • acquisition of experience in creation of creative work by means of various art materials in different types of visual and spatial arts: fine arts (painting, graphics, sculpture), decorative and applied arts,
  • in architecture and design, experience of artistic creativity in computer graphics and animation, photography, work in synthetic arts (theater and cinema);
  • mastering the skills and ideas about the means of expression of fine arts; development of observation, associative thinking and creative imagination;
  • development of the need to communicate with works of fine art, formation of an active attitude to the traditions of artistic culture as a semantic, aesthetic and personal value.