Art Gallery Exhibitions

The Cultural Arts Program proudly welcomes all people to explore and experience art and creativity at two O'Fallon art galleries. Both galleries feature 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.

Grant Kniffen

May – August
Medium: Paintings

Grant Kniffen lives in Dardenne Prairie, Missouri with his wife, Donita. A retired teacher and coach, Grant now produces art inspired by classic comic book illustrators, Western movies and American realist artists like Missouri's Thomas Hart Benton. Using nature and observation as a base, his work explores landscapes, regional farm life and other slices of Americana.

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.

Courtney Flamm's Student Gallery

May – August
Medium: Various Styles & Disciplines

Courtney is an instructor for the Francis Howell School District and teaches advanced art classes for students wishing to pursue a career in art. This exhibition displays the artwork of the AP Art and Design students at Francis Howell North and Francis Howell High Schools. AP Art and Design focuses on maintaining a Sustained Investigation, in which the artists produce work with an emphasis on exploring visual forms concerning their choices of ideas, materials and processes.

Krekel Civic Center Gallery

305 Civic Park Drive, O'Fallon, Missouri 63366

The public is invited to view art exhibits at the Krekel Civic Center during regular business hours.

Mark Appling Fisher

May – August
Medium: Photography

Missouri native Mark Appling Fisher was raised in a farming community in East Central Missouri, where his sensitivity to the land was nurtured by the challenges faced in an agricultural environment. Mark explored his pastoral experience through a camera lens, and has now exhibited photography regionally and nationally and at more than 30 solo exhibitions. He is the author of “Turn Left at the Blinking Light”, an elegant visual exploration of the infrastructure of small town rural lifestyle.