New April 2023! "The Blues" features works by five artists. The theme of the show explores the word “Blue” and all of its potential interpretations across a variety of media.

William Lemke is a master photographer using photographic film to capture real images in black and white. See examples of his work and equipment he uses, and learn about his process and why he works...

The exhibit Day and Dream takes a deep dive into German art in the first half of the 20th century. Pieces range from the figurative to the abstract with a dash of deep psychological portraits.

Using imagery of analog technology, incorporating wood working and painting, Jenny Henley creates works depicting various types of technology from the past.

Find activities to get the kids out in nature to use that cell phone to take all sorts of cool photographs.

New June 2022! Meet botanical artist and photographer Jody Williams.

Meet botanical artist and photographer Jody Williams.

Faces of Patriotism: The Homeless Veterans Project features portrait photography of homeless veterans captured by Jerry Tovo.

Meet Radim Schreiber, a photographer who uses cutting edge low light technology to capture the beauty of fireflies through highly detailed up close shots and breathtaking landscapes.

Explore the wide variety of visual arts with artists and curators as they demonstrate their techniques, offer insights into their creative process, and guide you on tours of artwork.

The artist discusses his rationale and process for creating the assemblages and photographs featured in this exhibition reflecting his view of the African American experience.

José Guadalupe Garza’s uses appropriated and manipulated images from popular culture to address the experiences of those in the immigrant community.

Photographer Jess T. Dugan's guides us through this exhibition of her work that explores themes of identity, sexuality, relationships, and the human need for connection.

The Saint Louis Art Museum examines architecture as a photographic focal point over a century and a half in “Architectural Photography from the Collection, 1850–2000.” Curator Eric Lutz leads the to...

Meet Dawn LaGrave, a mixed media artist using photos she's taken in her travels throughout Europe and the United States to create dimensional kaleidoscopic artwork.

Photographers demonstrate their techniques and offer insights into their process of creation and the business of their art.

Meet artists working in digital/media arts or photography as they share examples of their work and highlight the processes used to create their work.

Exhibitions feature current artists in drawing and pastels, mixed media, painting, paper, photography, or printmaking.

Stories of Resistance explores artistic forms of resistance from across the world. View this video to see the exhibition.

Learn why a group of researchers have begun advising to live in the moment, without taking pictures or selfies.

Hear from the artists as they lead you through the exhibition which uses embroidery, sandpainting, video, and more to create sculptures and art works that focus on sheltering in place.

In “Feelings of Home: A Need to Simplify,” Hayveyah McGowan pays homage to her grandmothers’ legacies through painting, sculpture, and photography. Meet the artist as she guides the tour.

In “Pleasure is All Mine” artist Lola Ogbara contemplates, examines, and reconstructs the black female form through conceptual, grotesque, and provocative imagery. Take a tour with the artist.

In this exhibition Marina Peng takes a personal look at her own identity and the influences of her parents’ experiences during the Cultural Revolution in China and then as immigrants in America.