Verified cultural guide · Saint-Louis 2026
Art Galleries in St. Louis, Missouri: Directory, Map, and Art Districts
53 galleries, museums and art venues, including 31 addresses with works for sale
Between the museums of Forest Park, the institutions of Grand Center, the experimental spaces of Cherokee Street and the shopping malls of Clayton, Delmar and Webster Groves, Saint-Louis has a vast and very accessible artistic scene. This directory brings together active locations, landscape format images and truly controlled official links.
Grand Center, Forest Park, Downtown and Cherokee StreetFilter by sector, specialty or purchase possibility, then open the official website and itinerary directly.
Understanding the St. Louis art scene
From large free collections to workshops where you buy directly
The artistic geography of Saint-Louis follows several axes. Grand Center concentrates contemporary institutions and performance spaces; Forest Park and the Central West End bring together large collections; Downtown connects museums, galleries and new centers like City Foundry. To the south, Cherokee Street, Soulard and Dutchtown host collectives, printing houses and workshops. Towards Clayton, University City and Webster Groves, shopping malls complete this landscape. The selection favors the regularity of exhibitions, the quality of the collections, the interest of a first visit and the real possibility of acquiring a work.
Choose a first Friday
Several neighborhoods and institutions coordinate openings and nights. Consult the official calendars before leaving in order to concentrate several visits in the same evening.
Group the addresses
Grand Center can be explored on foot; Forest Park is worth half a day; Cherokee Street and South City form another circuit. Keep a car or VTC for regional locations.
Prepare for acquisition
Ask for price, origin, certificate, condition, supervision, insurance and transport. For a remote purchase, require exact dimensions and detailed photographs.
Buy a work in Saint-Louis
31 acquisition-oriented addresses
The "Works for sale" badge distinguishes shopping malls, collectives, workshops and boutiques offering works or facilitating direct purchase. Prices can be displayed or communicated on request.
- Bullivant Gallery
- Craft Alliance
- Duane Reed Gallery
- Houska Gallery
- Philip Slein Gallery
- Barrett Barrera Projects
- Saint Louis Art Fair
- Cherokee Street Gallery
- Portfolio Gallery & Education Center
- LA Marler Gallery
- The Firecracker Press
- The Old Orchard Gallery
- Intersect Arts Center
- Soulard Art Gallery
- 31art gallery
- Bruno David Gallery
- Square One Gallery
- Kodner Gallery Fine Art
- Green Door Art Gallery
- Hoffman LaChance Contemporary
- Artisans in THE LOOP
- Third Degree Glass Factory
- Fine Art Limited
- Grafica Fine Art & Custom Framing
- St. Louis Artists' Guild
- Foundry Art Centre
- Missouri Artists on Main
- Framations Art Gallery
- Edwardsville Arts Center
- Jacoby Arts Center
- Webster Arts
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53 galleries, museums and art venues in St. Louis
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#01
Grand Center · Washington Boulevard
Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis
3750 Washington Boulevard, St. Louis, MO 63108
The CAM completely renews its exhibitions and gives a central place to emerging and established contemporary artists alike. Its bright building, neighboring the Pulitzer, allows installations, video, photography and new writings to be compared in the same step.
#02
Grand Center · Washington Boulevard
Pulitzer Arts Foundation
3716 Washington Boulevard, St. Louis, MO 63108
In the Tadao Ando building, the Pulitzer organizes demanding confrontations between ancient, modern and contemporary art. Light, concrete and the central pool make architecture an active component of each exhibition.
#03
Grand Center · Washington Boulevard
Sheldon Art Galleries
3648 Washington Boulevard, St. Louis, MO 63108
Sheldon's exhibition spaces cover photography, architecture, music history and regional creation. Several galleries can be visited under the same roof, which makes the stage particularly dense during First Fridays.
#04
Midtown · Lindell Boulevard
Saint Louis University Museum of Art
3663 Lindell Boulevard, St. Louis, MO 63108
SLUMA brings together modern art, Asian collections, decorative arts and Jesuit heritage in a former Beaux-Arts club. University hangings provide a useful historical counterpoint to contemporary Grand Center institutions.
#05
Midtown · Saint Louis University
Samuel Cupples House
3673 West Pine Mall, St. Louis, MO 63108
This Romanesque residence from the end of the 19th century preserves furniture, glassware, objects and fine arts in an almost intact decor. The McNamee Gallery completes the visit with exhibitions by students, professors and guests.
#06
Grand Center · Grand Boulevard
Kranzberg Arts Foundation Galleries
501 North Grand Boulevard, St. Louis, MO 63103
The Kranzberg Foundation runs several spaces where visual arts, music and performance intersect. The exhibitions favor artists from the region and are a natural part of a walking tour in the Grand Center.
#07
Grand Center · Washington Avenue
High Low
3301 Washington Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63103
High Low combines gallery, literary center, café and workspaces. Its programming brings together image, publishing, poetry and social issues in a more informal atmosphere than that of a museum.
#08
Grand Center · Grand Boulevard
Angad Arts Hotel
3550 Samuel Shepard Drive, St. Louis, MO 63103
The Angad Arts Hotel transforms rooms, corridors and common areas into art and design trails. The works of Saint-Louis artists can be discovered in a lively context, with renewed installations and a strong attention to color.
#09Works for sale
Grand Center · Washington Boulevard
Bullivant Gallery
3321 Washington Boulevard, St. Louis, MO 63103
Bullivant is a gallery, certified art printing workshop and framing specialist. The venue works directly with artists and photographers to produce custom editions, large formats and presentations.
#10
Forest Park · Fine Arts Drive
Saint Louis Art Museum
1 Fine Arts Drive, St. Louis, MO 63110
The great Forest Park Museum spans five millennia, from antiquity to contemporary art. Its collection of European painting, American art, African, Oceanian and Asian arts alone justifies half a day.
#11
Washington University · Forsyth Boulevard
Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum
1 Brookings Drive, St. Louis, MO 63130
The Kemper maintains a remarkable collection of modern and contemporary art in the heart of Washington University. Its exhibitions combine research, architectural history and current debates, with free entry.
#12
Central West End · Maryland Plaza
World Chess Hall of Fame
4652 Maryland Plaza, St. Louis, MO 63108
Beyond the history of chess, the museum commissions exhibitions of design, fashion, photography and contemporary art inspired by gaming. The inventive scenography makes it a surprising stop in the Central West End.
#13Works for sale
Delmar Maker District · Delmar Boulevard
Craft Alliance
5080 Delmar Boulevard, St. Louis, MO 63108
Craft Alliance brings together galleries, workshops and boutiques around ceramics, glass, textiles, metal and wood. The exhibitions defend a contemporary vision of artistic crafts, while the boutique allows direct purchasing.
#14Works for sale
Central West End · McPherson Avenue
Duane Reed Gallery
4729 McPherson Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63108
Duane Reed is a reference address for contemporary glass, ceramics, sculpture and painting. The gallery represents recognized American artists and supports collectors with acquisitions and orders.
#15Works for sale
Central West End · McPherson Avenue
Houska Gallery
4728 McPherson Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63108
Around pop painter Charles Houska, the gallery features a colorful selection of local and national artists. Paintings, works on paper and framing or installation services make it an accessible address for new buyers.
#16Works for sale
Central West End · McPherson Avenue
Philip Slein Gallery
4735 McPherson Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63108
Philip Slein defends a rigorous program centered on contemporary painting and drawing. The exhibitions favor the depth of a corpus and are aimed at both established collectors and attentive amateurs.
#17
Central West End · Euclid Avenue
Parish Gallery
600 North Euclid Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63108
Based at Trinity Episcopal Church, Parish Gallery welcomes local artists around social justice, memory and identities. Free exhibitions give valuable space to the emerging voices of the Central West End.
#18Works for sale
Central West End · Locust Street
Barrett Barrera Projects
4736 McPherson Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63108
Barrett Barrera Projects blurs the lines between contemporary art, fashion, design and popular culture. The projects, often immersive, are supplemented by collection work, advice and exhibition circulation.
#19
Downtown West · Locust Street
21c Museum Hotel St. Louis
1528 Locust Street, St. Louis, MO 63103
Open day and night in the hotel's public spaces, 21c presents an international collection of contemporary art as well as temporary exhibitions. The free visit allows you to see photography, video and installations outside of usual museum hours.
#20Works for sale
Clayton · Downtown Clayton
Saint Louis Art Fair
225 South Meramec Avenue, Clayton, MO 63105
Every September, the Saint Louis Art Fair brings together painters, photographers, sculptors and artisans selected by jury in Clayton. The stands allow you to compare numerous works for sale and to interact directly with their authors.
#21
St. Louis Place · St. Louis Avenue
The Griot Museum of Black History
2505 St. Louis Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63106
The Griot tells the history and contributions of African Americans through sculpted figures, objects, documents and installations. His local point of view complements major museums by placing art in a lived social history.
#22
Forest Park · Lindell Boulevard
Missouri History Museum
5700 Lindell Boulevard, St. Louis, MO 63112
The history museum preserves photographs, posters, design objects and popular arts that illuminate the visual identity of Saint-Louis. Its temporary exhibitions place architecture, music and creation in the transformations of the metropolis.
#23
Downtown · Chestnut Street
Soldiers Memorial Military Museum
1315 Chestnut Street, St. Louis, MO 63103
The Art Deco monument combines architecture, sculpture, posters, photographs and objects to tell the story of the region's military experiences. The contemporary renovation highlights the monumental decorations particularly well.
#24
Downtown West · Locust Street
Campbell House Museum
1508 Locust Street, St. Louis, MO 63103
The Campbell House restores a Victorian interior through an exceptional collection of furniture, paintings, objects and family photographs. It shows how collection, decor and social status were articulated in 19th-century St. Louis.
#25
Delmar Loop · Delmar Boulevard
WashU Sam Fox School Gallery
6128 Delmar Boulevard, St. Louis, MO 63112
Opened in 2025, the new Sam Fox School gallery deploys two spaces for students, teachers and guest artists. It replaces the old Des Lee Gallery and brings WashU's research closer to the Delmar Loop journey.
#26
Delmar · Delmar Boulevard
Regional Arts Commission Gallery
3745 Foundry Way, Suite 149, St. Louis, MO 63110
The Regional Arts Commission supports creators and organizations in the county and city. Its gallery and events make visible local practices often absent from commercial circuits, with attention to communities.
#27
Cherokee Street · Cherokee Street
The Luminary
2701 Cherokee Street, St. Louis, MO 63118
The Luminary functions as a platform for exhibition, residency, publishing and debate. Its programming connects experimental practices, political issues and international networks while remaining strongly anchored on Cherokee Street.
#28Works for sale
Cherokee Street · Cherokee Street
Cherokee Street Gallery
2617 Cherokee Street, St. Louis, MO 63118
This independent gallery brings together contemporary works around symbols, nature and human stories. The intimate scale of the place facilitates exchange with artists and the purchase of works presented in exhibitions.
#29Works for sale
Saint-Louis · Traveling exhibitions
Portfolio Gallery & Education Center
12 North Jackson Avenue, Clayton, MO 63105
Portfolio Gallery has supported American artists of African-American heritage since 1989. Its traveling exhibitions and events, notably All Colors, combine national visibility, sales of works and financing of local cultural projects.
#30Works for sale
Cherokee Antique Row · Cherokee Street
LA Marler Gallery
2308 Cherokee Street, St. Louis, MO 63118
Louise Anne Marler transforms typewriters, cameras and retro objects into photographic and graphic compositions. The boutique gallery offers originals and editions, with shipping possible for distant buyers.
#31Works for sale
Cherokee Street · Cherokee Street
The Firecracker Press
2838 Cherokee Street, St. Louis, MO 63118
Typographic printing workshop and design studio, Firecracker Press brings to life old presses, wooden characters and manual know-how. Posters, maps and editions allow you to leave with a creation actually produced on site.
#32Works for sale
Webster Groves · South Old Orchard Avenue
The Old Orchard Gallery
39 South Old Orchard Avenue, Webster Groves, MO 63119
Old Orchard hosts independent exhibitions, one-off sales and presentations devoted to art, architecture or history. Its flexible model allows artists and collectives to directly organize their own exhibitions.
#33Works for sale
Gravois Park · South Jefferson Avenue
Intersect Arts Center
3636 Texas Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63118
Intersect uses exhibitions, workshops and residencies to connect artists and residents of southern St. Louis. Sales related to exhibitions and events support creators as much as the center's educational programs.
#34Works for sale
Soulard · South 12th Street
Soulard Art Gallery
2028 South 12th Street, St. Louis, MO 63104
This cooperative constantly presents the work of its member artists and renews a thematic exhibition every month. Paintings, photographs, jewelry and mixed media cover a wide range of styles and prices.
#35Works for sale
Southampton · Hampton Avenue
31art gallery
3520 Hampton Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63139
31art highlights artists from Saint-Louis in a tight program of solos and collectives. The accessible hanging, regular openings and availability of works make it a good place to start a local collection.
#36Works for sale
Clayton · Forsyth Boulevard
Bruno David Gallery
7513 Forsyth Boulevard, St. Louis, MO 63105
Bruno David represents emerging and established artists and publishes numerous catalogs accompanying his exhibitions. The gallery also offers advice, workshop visits and collection management for private or professional acquisitions.
#37Works for sale
Central West End · Maryland Plaza
Square One Gallery
4814 Washington Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63108
Square One devotes its exhibitions to painting, sculpture and contemporary mixed media. The selection favors strong works, easy to discover in a quiet space in the Central West End.
#38Works for sale
Ladue · Clayton Road
Kodner Gallery Fine Art
9650 Clayton Road, St. Louis, MO 63124
Kodner deals with American and European painting, modernism, regional works and estates. Estimates, private sales, provenance research and placement of works make it a structured address for the secondary market.
#39Works for sale
Webster Groves · South Old Orchard Avenue
Green Door Art Gallery
21 North Gore Avenue, Webster Groves, MO 63119
Green Door brings together painting, photography, ceramics, textiles and jewelry from regional artists. The gallery functions as a friendly gateway to local purchasing, with many small and medium format pieces.
#40Works for sale
Maplewood · Sutton Boulevard
Hoffman LaChance Contemporary
2713 Sutton Boulevard, Maplewood, MO 63143
Hoffman LaChance defends a young and inventive contemporary scene, from painting to installations. The exhibitions maintain an experimental energy while offering visitors a direct relationship with the works available.
#41Works for sale
University City · Delmar Loop
Artisans in THE LOOP
6511 Delmar Boulevard, University City, MO 63130
This Delmar Loop boutique-gallery presents works and objects by local designers: painting, prints, ceramics, glass, textiles and jewelry. The abundant choice and varied prices facilitate a first purchase.
#42Works for sale
Delmar Maker District · Delmar Boulevard
Third Degree Glass Factory
5200 Delmar Boulevard, St. Louis, MO 63108
Third Degree allows you to see the blown glass live, follow a workshop and buy sculptures, objects and jewelry in the gallery-boutique. Third Fridays regularly transform the old factory into a lively artistic evening.
#43Works for sale
Chesterfield · Chesterfield Airport Road
Fine Art Limited
18350 Chesterfield Airport Road, Chesterfield, MO 63005
Fine Art Limited offers editions, posters, sports art, popular culture and signed works, with framing and shipping. Its extensive inventory is suitable for collectors looking for a precise image or a widely distributed artist.
#44Works for sale
Webster Groves · Big Bend Boulevard
Grafica Fine Art & Custom Framing
7884 Big Bend Boulevard, St. Louis, MO 63119
Grafica brings together works by artists from St. Louis and beyond, prints and giclée prints, with restoration and custom framing. This very concrete approach helps to choose a piece and then integrate it sustainably into an interior.
#45
Sunset Hills · Rott Road
Laumeier Sculpture Park
12580 Rott Road, St. Louis, MO 63127
Laumeier displays monumental sculptures in more than forty hectares of woods and meadows. The free park, complemented by interior spaces, allows you to observe how the works change with the landscape and the seasons.
#46Works for sale
Clayton · Jackson Avenue
St. Louis Artists' Guild
12 North Jackson Avenue, Clayton, MO 63105
Founded in 1886, the Guild runs an extensive gallery, jury competitions, group exhibitions and workshops. A large part of the works presented can be acquired directly from the organization.
#47Works for sale
Saint Charles · North Main Center
Foundry Art Centre
520 North Main Center, St. Charles, MO 63301
In a former railway factory, the Foundry combines large exhibitions, open workshops and family programming. Studios allow you to meet artists at work and purchase certain pieces directly.
#48Works for sale
Saint Charles · South Main Street
Missouri Artists on Main
321 South Main Street, St. Charles, MO 63301
Located in the historic district of Saint Charles, this cooperative brings together many Missouri artists. Painting, photography, glass, ceramics and art objects are offered for sale in several rooms.
#49Works for sale
Saint Charles · North Main Street
Framations Art Gallery
218 North Main Street, St. Charles, MO 63301
Framations combines exhibitions by regional artists, sales of original works and framing. Collective hangings offer a transversal overview of the Missouri scene, from landscape to abstraction.
#50Works for sale
Metro East · Edwardsville
Edwardsville Arts Center
3407 South State Route 157, Edwardsville, IL 62025
Across the Mississippi, the Edwardsville Arts Center combines gallery, class and boutique. Jury exhibits and designer objects expand the route to the Metro East stage.
#51Works for sale
Metro East · Alton
Jacoby Arts Center
627 East Broadway, Alton, IL 62002
Jacoby Arts Center hosts the Alton Center with exhibitions, music, workshops and community events. The gallery particularly supports artists from the Mississippi Basin and regularly offers their works.
#52
UMSL · North Campus
Gallery 210
1 University Boulevard, St. Louis, MO 63121
Gallery 210 develops contemporary exhibitions at UMSL related to social, cultural and political issues. Catalogs, conferences and research projects extend the visit beyond the hanging.
#53Works for sale
Webster Groves · Bompart Avenue
Webster Arts
2 Summit Avenue, Webster Groves, MO 63119
Webster Arts organizes exhibitions, markets, events and public programs that give lasting visibility to creators in the region. Fairs and one-off sales are particularly suited to discovering affordable works.
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Ready-made routes
Three realistic routes depending on the time available
Grand Center and Midtown
- Start at the Contemporary Art Museum and the Pulitzer Arts Foundation.
- Continue to Sheldon, High Low and the Kranzberg spaces.
- Finish with Midtown galleries and workshops.
Forest Park and Central West End
- Open the day at the Saint Louis Art Museum.
- Join the university collections and the World Chess Hall of Fame.
- Finish in a shopping mall in the Central West End.
Cherokee Street, South City and Webster Groves
- Visit workshops, printing houses and collectives on Cherokee Street.
- Continue towards Soulard and Dutchtown.
- Finish at Green Door, Old Orchard or Grafica to see available works.
Prepare and deepen
Reliable sources, advice and related reading
Local and institutional sources
- Explore St. Louis - arts and culture
- Regional Arts Commission of St. Louis
- Grand Center Arts District
- Cherokee Street - shopping and arts
- Saint Louis Art Museum - prepare for the visit
Are Saint-Louis shopping malls free?
Yes, entry is usually free. Check assembly times, seasonal schedules and visits by appointment.
Which sector to choose for a first visit?
Grand Center offers the densest route. Add Forest Park for large collections or Cherokee Street for workshops and independent spaces.
Can you visit without a car?
Yes for Grand Center, Forest Park, the Central West End and Downtown. A car or VTC facilitates the South City, Webster Groves and Metro East tours.
How to organize international delivery?
Our collection of original paintings for sale includes support on packaging, insurance and international delivery.
Saint-Louis is discovered through its neighborhoods, then through its artists
From the encyclopedic collections of Forest Park to the contemporary spaces of Grand Center, from the Cherokee Street presses to the galleries of Clayton and Webster Groves, Saint-Louis combines heritage, experimentation and the art market. A route by sector allows you to grasp its diversity without wasting time and to clearly identify the works available.
To extend the visit to your home, explore our original paintings. We help you choose the format and organize international delivery.
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