Upcoming Exhibitions

Built Over Time by Henry Moyerman

September 19 - October 18, 2025 

Curated Gallery

Built Over Time presents a new body of work alongside a reflection on the decade-long evolution of Henry Moyerman’s artistic practice. The exhibition pairs large-format photographs with the original LEGO sculptures they depict, continuing Moyerman’s journey into perspective, scale, and transformation. What began as a broad exploration, through figurative forms, mosaics, minimalist structures, abstract landscapes, and macro photography, has gradually developed into a refined visual language, defined by repetition, monochromatic restraint, and spatial ambiguity.

Today, Moyerman constructs small-scale sculptures from LEGO bricks and photographs them with meticulous precision to create images that evoke monumental architecture. These works subvert expectations of scale and material, prompting viewers to ask: Is it a sculpture, a building, a photograph, or something else entirely? Built Over Time emerges from years of iterative experimentation. The resulting images strike a balance between restraint and awe, inviting viewers to reconsider their perception of space, form, and perspective.

STLAG Members Exhibition

September 19 - October 18, 2025 

Juried Gallery

The St. Louis Artists' Guild is proud to present our annual members exhibition, an all media and theme exhibit. 

Juror: Robin Hirsch-Steinhoff

A St. Louis native, Robin Hirsch-Steinhoff holds a BFA from Kansas City Art Institute (1985).

For 36 years, she served as Artistic Director of Art Saint Louis, a non-profit community visual art organization & Gallery in St. Louis, Missouri Her full-time work with Art Saint Louis included creating & presenting juried and curated exhibitions, opportunities for artists, and working to promote the work of regional artists.

Juried Artists:

Michael Anderson, Lisa Asmus, Kenn Ball, Pat Barton, Eldon Benz, Marilynne Bradley, Yvonne Brazel, Michael Broyles, Diane Carder, MaryJo Clark, Jen Collins, Elizabeth Cooper, Jerry Cox, Miguel de Aguero, Jo Jasper Dean, Tamara Eberle, Karen Elshout, Suzy Farren, Mirka M. Fette, Ann Fischer, Max Flores, Janet Fons, Debbie Franke, John Freise, Nancy Galvin, Gaye Gambell-Peterson, Beth Goyer, Nancy Grimes, Komo Gursahani, Timothy Hamilton, Grant Harris, Mary Henle, Michele Hilbing, Renee Holder, Mimi C. Huang, Raymond Hummel, Christine Ilewski, Alex Johnmeyer, Charlotte Johnson, Barb Jost, Sho Kang, Gary Kodner, Robert Kokenyesi, Ruth Kolker, Gary Lang, Terry Lay, Linda Layton, Lynn Mackenzie, Richard McAfee, Theo Miller, Amy Miller, Kenya Mitchell, Gary Mitchell, Jacqueline Claudet Mitterer, James Moog, Elizabeth Moore, Jane Mudd, Wendy Nishi, Adrienne Patel, Nikita Anaïs Récamier, Jackie Rabbit, Anisa Rahaman, Dennis L. Ringering, Marilyn L. Robinson, Christina Ryan, Lyle Seddon, Douglas Simes, Michelle Smith, Susan Sontag, Steve Springmeyer, Nic Strobel, Mary Sullivan, Maxine Thirteen, Melissa Tychonievich, John Urso, Cesare Venegoni, Julie Wiegand, Mark Witzling, David M. Yates.

Through Time and Lens by Jim Trotter

September 19 - October 18, 2025 

Ramp Gallery

Jim Trotter is an digital artist and photographer operating from his studio located here in St Louis MO. Trotter has created work most of his life, exploring ways to make exciting collectible art. Jim utilizes photography as a vehicle while exploring Adobe Photoshop, Mid Journey, and Leonardo programs to enhance his work.

Ann Metzger National Biennial Memorial Exhibition

November 14 - December 20, 2025

Deadline to Enter: October 17, 2025 at midnight

Juried Gallery

The St. Louis Artists’ Guild is proud to present the Ann Metzger National Biennial Memorial Exhibit an open medium, concept exhibition featuring artists across the nation.

Juror: Clare Kobasa - Associate Curator of Prints, Drawings, and Photographs at the St. Louis Art Museum

Clare Kobasa is the associate curator of prints, drawings, and photographs at the Saint Louis Art Museum, where she has worked since 2020. Curatorial projects include “The Work of Art: The Federal Art Project, 1935-1943” and “Catching the Moment: Contemporary Art from the Ted L. and Maryanne Ellison Simmons Collection.” She received her doctorate in Art History from Columbia University. Her work has most recently been supported by the Bibliotheca Hertziana – Max Planck Institute for Art History in Rome and the Getty Foundation Paper Project.

Grey Matter by Tamara Eberle

November 14 - December 20, 2025

Ramp Gallery

Words are important; the words we tell ourselves and the words we express to others. This series highlights the complexities of words in the context of mental health and relationships. These pieces examine the different layers between spoken words, internal dialogue, things we see in writing, and statements made in obligatory settings. Leaning on her experience as a therapist, Tamara Eberle seeks to deconstruct the nuances behind words; exposing a much fuller explanation of emotions felt, but less likely disclosed. In our digital world, communication is inauthentic, meaningful conversation is lost, and acronyms or key phrases become the empty facade of socialization. Here she explores the intricacies of mental health and communication that go far deeper than the black and white context in which they are most often presented.