Top 5 Art Studios in St. Louis

Artists First ranks in the top ten list due to its unwavering commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion in the arts community. The art studio's minimal touch philosophy prioritizes artists' independence and personal growth over handovers, fostering a professional and safe atmosphere for all regardless of age, ability, or background. Reviews about the organization highlight more...

Artists First ranks in the top ten list due to its unwavering commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion in the arts community. The art studio's minimal touch philosophy prioritizes artists' independence and personal growth over handovers, fostering a professional and safe atmosphere for all regardless of age, ability, or background. Reviews about the organization highlight the positive environment, vibrant community, and overall welcoming feeling it praises that Artists First brings for all artists in the St. Louis area. The varied art mediums, soothing studio setup, and the enlightening mission of integrating the underserved artists into art, make Artists First an exceptional place for everyone.

Sheppard Studios is among the top ten lists due to marked Sheppard for his extraordinary, colorful, and thought-provoking artwork. Unique art pieces characterize his studio, which weaves intricate tales and emotional depth reminiscent of the Marvel Universe and Charles Dickens. Sheppard combines originality and group projects, like the visual collaborations with graphic designer more...

Sheppard Studios is among the top ten lists due to marked Sheppard for his extraordinary, colorful, and thought-provoking artwork. Unique art pieces characterize his studio, which weaves intricate tales and emotional depth reminiscent of the Marvel Universe and Charles Dickens. Sheppard combines originality and group projects, like the visual collaborations with graphic designer Steve, to produce stunning and memorable pieces. The studios pieces add vibrancy to any space, manifest bold imagination, and transcend conventional art boundaries. His studio has made Sheppard a must-visit destination for lovers of distinctive, imaginative art.

This space can be found at 2000 South 39th Street in St. Louis Missouri. It is just a few blocks away from Grand South Grand, Tower Grove Park, and the Missouri Botanical Garden. In 2000, the building underwent a historic renovation and now houses several businesses and apartments. The Cathy Gregory Studio Gallery showcases the works of St. Louis artists and regional artists as more...

This space can be found at 2000 South 39th Street in St. Louis Missouri. It is just a few blocks away from Grand South Grand, Tower Grove Park, and the Missouri Botanical Garden. In 2000, the building underwent a historic renovation and now houses several businesses and apartments. The Cathy Gregory Studio Gallery showcases the works of St. Louis artists and regional artists as well as Greg Gobberdiel's and Cathy C. J. Gobberdiel's. Cathy Gregory Studio Gallery is one of many new businesses that opened in recent years. It also includes studios for fine arts, fine crafts, and fine designs created by Cathy, Greg, and Gobberdiel Graphic Design, Inc.

Millitzer Art Studio and Gallery, located in Tower Grove East of St. Louis City. Artists can create in the studio and work together to produce professional quality art. There is a gallery available to host individual or group exhibitions. Katie Millitzer made her studio available to other artists. She recognized that shared space was important as an artist who graduated from Was more...

Millitzer Art Studio and Gallery, located in Tower Grove East of St. Louis City. Artists can create in the studio and work together to produce professional quality art. There is a gallery available to host individual or group exhibitions. Katie Millitzer made her studio available to other artists. She recognized that shared space was important as an artist who graduated from Washington & Webster University. This building is located on the corner of Minnesota Street and Pestalozzi. The building is a place to showcase and connect with artists. The Millitzer Studio and Gallery has been showcasing St. Louis’s most promising emerging artists for many years. Here are a few of the many artists that have either exhibited or had studios in the Millitzer.

Katherine Huelsing lives with Delilah in St. Louis, along with 2 dogs and 2 cats. She has two grown daughters. Since 4th grade when she would be released from school earlier each week in order to take a weekly watercolor class, art has become her refuge from reality. Katherine began her career in banking. She snuck in as many art courses as she could into her schedule as a busi more...

Katherine Huelsing lives with Delilah in St. Louis, along with 2 dogs and 2 cats. She has two grown daughters. Since 4th grade when she would be released from school earlier each week in order to take a weekly watercolor class, art has become her refuge from reality. Katherine began her career in banking. She snuck in as many art courses as she could into her schedule as a business student at Indiana University. While living in Chicago and Denver, she continued to take art classes, as well as make art, on the side. Katherine returned to St. Louis and obtained her Master's in Arts in Teaching from Webster University. She then began her second career in high school teaching. She taught design, drawing, and painting at the high school level for eight years before deciding to make art her full-time. Katherine's Studio, 3rd Period is named after the third stage of her career and her passion for hockey. Her primary interest has been acrylic and watercolor paintings. Fiber art is becoming a larger part of her artwork after taking courses at Kansas City Art Institute’s Educator ArtLab and Milwaukee College of Art and Design.