Visual Art
The Kranzberg Arts Foundation Visual Art Program showcases outstanding, relevant works from a diverse range of artists in the St. Louis community. In collaboration with area nonprofits, artists, and educators, the Kranzberg Arts Foundation challenges established concepts of what art is and does, and engages with the community in new and meaningful ways. This spirit of innovation, experimentation, and community make the Kranzberg Arts Foundation Visual Art Program one of the premier visual arts destinations in the Midwest.
The Kranzberg Arts Foundation is steadfast in its commitment to fostering artistic expression. As an institution, we maintain a policy of non-interference, ensuring that artists featured in our venues are afforded the ability to explore and express their creative visions without restraint. Please note that the views and opinions presented by the artists do not inherently represent those of the Kranzberg Arts Foundation, nor do they reflect the perspectives of our trustees, staff, or patrons. This principle underscores our dedication to supporting artistic diversity while upholding the integrity of our mission.
On View
Kenneth Randle
Void Spaces
October 25 – January 5, 2025
Hours: Daily from 8-4pm
Joe Page
Flow Chart
November 22 – January 18, 2025
Hours: Open each Saturday from 12-4pm
WerQfest x Neu Er World
here and now
The Dark Room Gallery
July 11 – September 2024
Opening Reception July 11, 5 – 8pm
Our Galleries
- The Dark Room Gallery: Every Wednesday, 6 – 9pm
- High Low Gallery: Every day, 8am – 4pm
- The Gallery at The Kranzberg: Every Saturday, 12 – 4pm
- Sophie’s Artist Lounge: Wednesday – Saturday, 1pm – sunset
- The Walls Off Washington: Wednesday – Saturday, 1pm – sunset
Private gallery visits can be made for all galleries by appointment. To make an appointment, and for questions or concerns, please contact brandon@kranzbergarts.org or (314) 533-0367 ext. 123
Visual Arts Calendar
The Kranzberg
With natural light and hardwood floors, The Gallery at The Kranzberg boasts an inviting 800 square feet of dedicated installation space. The 8-foot windows on the Eastern facing wall allow 24-hour active viewership from historic Grand Boulevard for the duration of the exhibition, even beyond gallery hours. The gallery can accommodate professional hanging systems, pedestals, and archival quality vitrines that are available to exhibiting artists by request.
The Dark Room
The Gallery at The Dark Room is a contemporary art space located in The Grandel, dedicated to exhibiting dynamic bodies of work by emerging and mid-career photographers in St. Louis. An intimate space where live music, wine, and food merge with art.
High Low
Nestled in the heart of High Low is a 600-sq. ft. gallery space equipped with modern gallery lighting and professional hanging systems. Exhibitors can extend displays beyond the gallery to the perimeter of the Listening Room adjacent to the gallery when available. Artists and organizations exhibiting at High Low have the opportunity to utilize a projection system, pedestals, and vitrines if desired.
The Walls Off Washington
The Walls Off Washington features 20 thought-provoking murals by renowned local, national and international artists. The murals are painted on (and off) walls between Josephine Baker Boulevard and N. Leonard Ave. and behind KAF venues Sophie’s Artists Lounge and High Low. Walk-in hours for The Walls off Washington are 1pm to sunset, Wednesday through Saturday.
Sophie’s Artist Lounge
Sophie’s Artist Lounge includes 280 linear feet of wall space, providing exhibitions space for visual artists, muralists, and graffiti artists.
Exhibition Archive
Since 2014, Kranzberg Arts Foundation has hosted more than 100 gallery exhibitions in its spaces. Explore the archive for more information about each artist and show.
