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.
O'Fallon's Art Galleries
O'Fallon Municipal Centre Gallery: 100 North Main Street, O'Fallon, Missouri 63366
Krekel Civic Center Gallery: 305 Civic Park Dr, O'Fallon, MO 63366
Renaud Center Gallery: 2650 Tri, 2650 Sports Cir, O'Fallon, MO 63368
The public is invited to view art exhibits during regular business hours, or during events held at the venue.
Olympic Art Gallery Opening Reception
Friday, April 5, 5-9 p.m.
O'Fallon Parks & Recreation is thrilled to showcase sculptures, paintings, and award-winning posters at City Hall, Krekel Civic Center and the Renaud Center all year to honor the cultural connection the Olympics provides. These galleries have been curated with the help of Jack Scharr and Fine Art Limited, and it's truly an honor for our city to showcase such incredible pieces representing the greatest games and athletes in the world. Make plans to join us on Friday, April 5th at City Hall to meet with and hear from Olympic artists and athletes
Jack Scharr
Now through December
Olympic Art Collection
Jack Scharr is president of Fine Art Ltd, Chairman of the American Sports Museum and Archives and a trustee for the United States Sports Academy. In addition to commissioning artwork for 13 U.S. Olympic Games, Scharr has directed the creating and promotion of fine art for the 100th Anniversary celebration of Carnegie Hall, the 100th Anniversary of the Statue of Liberty Ellis Island Foundation, the 1998 World Cup Soccer Games in France, the 50th Anniversary of the March of Dimes and the Fall of the Berlin Wall and many more. Scharr has commissioned several hundred works of art while working with hundreds of artists from across the globe including such notable artists as Roy Lichtenstein, George Baselitz, Robert Rauschenberg, Hiro Yamagata, Michel Delacroix, Peter Max, Frederick Hart, Joan Mitchell, Aldo Luongo, Don Wiegand, James Rizzi, Harry Weber.