Congratulations to the winners of the DoveLove: Art project!
First Place: Carey Seven
Second Place: RiteHand Robot @ritehandrobot
Third Place: Sherry Salant @sherrysalant1

Dove Love Art Auction!

The Dove Love Art will be on view October 8 in the lobby area of the STLAG and available for purchase at charityauctionbid/STLAGdoveloveart. 50% of the sales go to the artists and 50% of the proceeds benefit the St. Louis Artists' Guild!

To bid on a painting please visit: charityauction.bid/STLAGdoveloveart
The Board of Governors
of the
St. Louis Artists' Guild
invite you to
Collectors Choice XX
Livestreamed on YouTube
Saturday, November 7, 2020


Collectors Choice is an evening of original artwork, suspenseful fun, and–best of all–luck of the draw! Beloved for 19 years by local artists, collectors, and art enthusiasts, the event raises funds to support the mission and programs of the St. Louis Artists’ Guild.

Each guest gets an original piece of art. As each Collectors Choice ticket holder is randomly selected, the lucky person acquires one piece of original artwork (valued at $250 or more) of his or her choice. Tickets are limited to the number of artworks available.

This year Collectors Choice XX goes virtual! The safety of guests, volunteers and staff is our top priority. We look forward to seeing you in real-time as the event streams live on YouTube.

6 p.m. Online Waiting Room Opens
7 p.m. Livestreamed Selection Party Begins
Calls-For-Entry
Ann Maritz Members Exhibition

Ann Maritz Members Exhibition is an all-media, all-content, juried exhibition open to artists who are members of the St. Louis Artists' Guild. 

Juror: Joni Hand 

Dr. Joni M. Hand is currently Associate Professor of Art History at Southeast Missouri State University. Her research concerns late medieval manuscripts in Northern Europe and female patronage. She is author of the books 'Bound for the Midwest: Medieval and Early Modern Religious Manuscripts in the Charles Luce Harrison Collection, Kent Library, Southeast Missouri State University'
(Southeast Missouri State University Press, 2017) and 'Women, Manuscripts, and Identity in Northern Europe, 1350-1550' (Ashgate, 2013)

Deadline to Submit: October 17, 2020
New Perspectives in Drawing and Painting: A Virtual Exhibition

The St. Louis Artists’ Guild is calling for artists working in drawing and painting techniques. Over the past 50 years, drawing has been elevated from a supporting role to a primary medium, ranking alongside painting as a central art form. Despite its long history, painting continues to evolve and excite, with new generations taking it in unexpected directions. A central pillar of artistic practice, painting also has an enduring appeal for collectors and still dominates the art market. This exhibition takes the conversation forward, showcasing artists working in drawing and painting media that are bringing contemporary topics, issues, and aesthetics to traditional practices.

Juror: Justin Henry Miller - Associate Professor and Exhibitions Coordinator at Southeast Missouri State University

Justin Henry Miller's work emerges from an interest in our inundation of images and the mental layering that occurs as we experience, process, and recall. The elements that compose Miller's paintings are coalescing fragments that teeter between cooperation and individualism. In some instances, the interweaving layers come together to provide a greater clarity, while in others they convolute. Still in some pieces, unique moments ultimately prevail.

Deadline to Submit: November 7, 2020
Current Exhibitions
September 18-October 15
Recounted Journey (a trip through decades of transition)
by Marceline Saphian

This retrospective of Marceline Spahian's impressive career as an artist highlights a mix of acrylics, monotypes and mixed media, done from the 70’s through the present.
Life Squared
by Alex Paradowski

Alex Paradowski hand casts paper cubes, painting and arranging them into photographic mosaics. His work explores a variety of subjects from whimsical to social commentary, always with the goal of evoking an emotional response.
Greetings From...

The St. Louis Artists’ Guild's first national “Greetings From” is a postcard-size on-site exhibition. This exhibition features 4” x 6” postcards from various artists around the country in various mediums.
On the Ramp

Beth Goyer– a series of photographs from a trip to Egypt in 2007.
Visiting Us?
Visitors must enter through the Main Entrance of the St. Louis Artists' Guild located at the corner of Forsyth and Jackson. Look for the Green Doors! The entrance near the Wine and Cheese Shop will be locked.
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