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Art Galleries & Dealers in Missouri

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Chrisman Art Gallery, Dexter
Dexter / Missouri / United States
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H&R Block Artspace at the Kansas City Art Institute
Kansas City / Missouri / United States
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Stevens-The Institute of Business & Arts, Saint Louis
Saint Louis / Missouri / United States
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Established in 1947, Patricia Stevens College is a modeling and finishing facility that provides a range of educational opportunities. Also known as PSC, the college offers bachelor s degree courses in the areas of business administration, fashion merchandising, paralegal studies, and tourism and hospitality management. It provides financial assistance and counseling services. In addition, Patricia Stevens College s campus includes several lecture halls. The college operates a retail management department that offers opportunities for students to coordinate with working professionals and participate in various projects. It also organizes community events, activities and functions. Patricia Stevens College has an interior design club that holds a variety of regular meetings and fundraisers.
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Hyde Gallery, Springfield
Springfield / Missouri / United States
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Hook Gallery & Framing, Kansas City
Kansas City / Missouri / United States
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Belger Crane Yard Studios, Kansas City
Kansas City / Missouri / United States
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Sylvia Fraley Fine Art Appraisals, Saint Louis
Saint Louis / Missouri / United States
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Owner Sylvia Fraley provides appraisal services for private and corporate collectors. She assists in documenting collections for insurance purposes. Ms. Fraley is also a sales agent with Prudential Select Properties.

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Robertson Gallery And Antiques, Springfield
Springfield / Missouri / United States
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Tellers, Columbia
Columbia / Missouri / United States
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Time For Tea, Knob Noster
Knob Noster / Missouri / United States
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We have over 80 Loose Leaf Teas. We carry a variety of teapots and accessories. We serve homemade soups, salads, sandwiches, and desserts. Reservations for lunch are not necessary unless they are large groups. We do private parties for birthdays, baby showers, bridal showers, red hat ladies, bible studies or any other special occassion. We also sell unique scaves, jewelry, glassware and variety of gift items and antiques.
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Cherrys Custom Framing & Art Gallery, Carthage
Carthage / Missouri / United States
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Artlandish Gallery, Columbia
Columbia / Missouri / United States
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Tyler, Saint Louis
Saint Louis / Missouri / United States
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Little Hills Cottage, Saint Charles
Saint Charles / Missouri / United States
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Little Hills Cottage is the perfect place to find a unique gift. Located on beautiful, historic Main Street, it provides plenty of exclusive collectibles. Mementos range from handbags to figurines. It also has porcelain dolls, teapots, jewelery, candles and pictures.

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Parkville Frame Gallery, Kansas City
Kansas City / Missouri / United States
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The Dark Room, Saint Louis
Saint Louis / Missouri / United States
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Sherry Leedy Contemporary Art, Kansas City
Kansas City / Missouri / United States
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Hanger Gallery, Kansas City
Kansas City / Missouri / United States
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Our vision is to empower artistic talent and make it universally accessible. We believe that art should be valued independently from the context that it is presented in be it on buildings, art galleries, houses, offices or the streets.Beyond , Book a Street Artist implements activities to bring more arts to public spaces. These incorporate street campaigns, the publication of PANTA Magazine, and a consulting service for cities who want to incorporate street art to transform urban spaces with visual and performing art
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Studio314, Saint Louis
Saint Louis / Missouri / United States
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Studio31Four is a photography, videography, and graphic design studio built around building professional portfolios, exemplary event coverage, educating the community, and providing top quality studio space for creative professionals throughout the Midwest. 5080 square foot primary shooting space (four shooting locations)Full bathroomTwo changing areasLarge storage room for rentersOffice space for rentFree WiFiServices include:High fashion style senior portraitsHigh fashion and lifestyle photographyPortfolio consultations and constructionLook book and catalog photography, design, and construction
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Mad Art, Saint Louis
Saint Louis / Missouri / United States
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If you really could meet a special someone at an art opening, Mad Art would be the place to do it. Not far from the grand Anheuser-Busch brewery, nestled amid the cozy, historic red bricks of Soulard, is an old police station and lockup that functions astoundingly well as an occasional gallery space. The Soulard jail was best employed last spring when Webster University and University of Missouri-St. Louis art students put on a rockin good show. One artist lay prone on the floor as water dripped on him in a bit of self-imposed torture for the sake of art; another applied and reapplied lipstick while writhing on the floor and kissing a canvas until, inevitably, she disrobed. Lots to talk about with that special someone you might have met, with a detour to the former jail cells and the art showcased within them, and the Cats Meow just a few blocks away to talk more about art and the chance occasions of romance. The diminutive Art Deco police stations designed by Albert A. Osburg ( Chief Architect for the Board of Public Service ) punctuate a number of St. Louis neighborhoods. But in January of 1990, the city elected to consolidate its police force into 3 ""superstations."" Six of the Depression-era stations were put up for sale. An attempt in 1993 to turn the old 3rd district station in Soulard into a glassworks did not materialize and the building sat empty for another 7 years. Ron Buechele, a Soulard resident with a degree in art from Maryville, purchased it in 2000. But Rons day job is a perfect fit with the former slammer: for the last 15 years, he has served on the County police force. Working with Paul Fendler & Associates architects, Ron created the hottest new gallery and event space in town. Free admittance to a recent exhibit was predicated on ""dressed for success"" attire--an intriguing challenge. Success seems very likely for this gallery. Nearby corporations are always looking for offbeat meeting spots near Anheuser-Busch brewery and its visitors center. Mad Art Gallery is right across the street. St. Louis is lucky enough to support a thriving art scene, a slew of talented artists and an eager audience. This year, as it did four years ago, Mad Art Gallery has proven to be the best art venue to serve the citys cultural scene in its manifold forms. From his ongoing open call for art, gallery owner Ron Buechele culls artists and often combines them into thoughtful shows -- New Paintings/New Glass, featuring works by Sam Stang, David Levi and Jaime Gartelos, for instance, and Ambivalent Domain, with Steve Brown, Jay Fram and Andy van der Tuin. Mad Art also manages to attract an enormous swath of the population that might otherwise rarely step into an art gallery, hosting art fundraisers like Mad Arf ( benefiting Stray Rescue of St. Louis ), the cinee16 film series and performances by the likes of the Trachtenberg Family Slide Show and the Moscows. In anyone elses hands, an art gallery housed in an Art Deco former police station would have been a cute, one-off joke. Buechele has turned it into the citys most generous, inviting cultural destination. Since opening Mad Art Gallery in a vintage Art-Deco police station in Soulard six years ago, former St. Louis County police officer Ron Buechele has busted our assumptions about what a gallery is supposed to be-arcane, outre or chi-chi-and dispatched them straight to the slammer. Supporting this innovative venue by renting out its 19, 000-square-foot space for private parties, hes able to take risks to nurture new audiences as well as new artists. Declining commissions, he showcases rising regional talents he selects from his ongoing open calls in the thoughtful groups shows he hosts each year. And by opening the space to films, concerts, improv shows and community fundraisers, he brings in legions of people who might not otherwise enter a gallery. Here he talks about why St. Louis is a great place for artists and why the city itself might well be their best work
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