SaintLouisArt

Artists' Groups

Note: Groups that maintain a gallery are listed under Galleries

All Along Press - a community / collective print shop

Missouri Plein Air Painters Association - a group of artist that meet sundays and paint en pleinair - on location

Best of Missouri Hands - State wide craft association

The Greater St. Louis Art Association - Providing area artists the
opportunity to meet, grow together, and exhibit their work. Supporting art by presenting the St. Louis Spring and Fall Festival of Art at Queeny Park. Meets in Webster Groves

Gateway Pastel Artists - Aims to unite artists interested in pastel media through the usage of programs, critiques and technical support from one another

Gateway East Artist Guild - encourage self-expression through the visual arts, meets in Belleville

Weavers Guild of St louis - Fiber Arts

Missouri Nature and Environmental Photographers - promote nature photography as an art form and medium of communication

The Society for Midwest Metalsmiths - The Society's goal is to promote, develop, educate, and encourage individuals who are interested in metalsmithing.

Muddy River Arts - group of artists working in clay, glass, metal, fiber, and 2-D media

Zuka Arts Guild - fostering the development of gifted community based artists.

StlArtists.com - Web based group showing work of St. Louis Artists and current shows

The Saint Louis Watercolor Society - providing educational opportunities in watermedia, and to exhibit watermedia artwork to the public. Meets in Webster Groves

Community Focused

Cosign Projects - Public art for Benton Park

South City Open Studio and Gallery for Children - in Tower Grove Park.

The Urban Studio - uses the creative process to develop individuals' skills, build community assets, promote self-confidence, and strengthen sense of community

Turner Center for the Arts - Art therapy, An Art Studio for People of All Abilities

Saint Louis Art Works - Summer apprentice program for youth interested in art

Community Arts and Media Project - The Community Arts and Media Project began as a collaboration among seven grassroots organizations each of whom focus on different aspects of art, media, education, and action

Listing your site on this directory is encouraged and reciprocal links are appreciated.