O'Fallon, MO 63366
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Art Gallery Exhibitions
The Cultural Arts Program proudly welcomes all people to explore and experience art and creativity at three O'Fallon art galleries. Each gallery features talented local and regional artists. Admission is always free.
City Hall Gallery
100 North Main Street, O'Fallon, Missouri 63366
The public is invited to view art exhibits at O'Fallon Municipal Centre (City Hall) during regular business hours.
Kristen Tordella-Williams
May – August
Medium: Mixed
Kristen’s interests lie in the layers of the impressions left by our bodies on the environment around us and the reciprocalimpressions our bodies hold from the wear and tear of living.She gathers and re-interprets the remnants of labor, identity,gender, and memory, discovered or made. Kristen is inspiredby processes such as performance, papermaking, sculptureor printmaking as well as materials commonly found inhardware stores, supermarkets and recycling bins.
Krekel Civic Center Gallery
The public is invited to view art exhibits at Krekel Civic Center during events held at the venue.
Dolores Jensen
May – August
Medium: Mixed
I have been creating art for as long as I can remember. Iremember asking for yet another doll for Christmas when Iwas about 10 and my parents bought me a set of oil paintsinstead. I also loved copying the cartoons in the Sundaypaper each week, trying to draw them as accurately aspossible. I always had a sketch pad going. After graduationfrom St. Dominic High School in O’Fallon, Missouri, Iattended Florissant Valley Community College.
Renaud Center Gallery
2650 Tri Sports Circle, O'Fallon, Missouri 63368
The public is invited to view art exhibits at the Renaud Center during regular business hours.
Beth Mayfield-House
May – August
Medium: Painting
Art is a lens through which I examine my physical worldand my inner reality. It allows me to digest my memoriesand explore concepts of beauty, love, and pain that circulatethrough my life. I view my process as holding a magnifyingglass up to my subject. Though I don’t find many answersthrough my paintings, my work is really about the search, thejourney, and my ever-shifting perspective of reality; with thepursuit of making something beautiful.
