lambert art and culture program
st. louis lambert international airport

Via works alongside staff at St. Louis Lambert International Airport to manage the day-to-day coordination and facilitation of the Art at the Airport Program, which includes a robust program of temporary commissions and exhibitions. 

Over the past ten years, we have helped the Airport create exhibition opportunities for nearly one hundred local exhibitors, including artists, makers and curators, as well as arts, culture and science organizations. We work with the Airport Art Advisory Committee (AAAC) to make selections and then work with the selected artists and exhibitors to help them develop successful exhibitions in various Airport locations. Exhibitions have included group shows of local artists’ work, highlights from special cultural collections, commissions of nationally recognized original artwork, displays of upcycled handicrafts and folk art. We have also worked with the airport to commission three temporary murals, manage a temporary public art installation by Washington University in St. Louis graduate students, and organize performing arts series.

These temporary installations and exhibitions elevate the Airport experience and give visitors an engaging way to spend time in the Airport, while building audiences for local artists and organizations.  The Lambert Art and Culture Program also commissions site-specific permanent artwork, and we work with Airport staff and the AAAC to select artists for these projects and bring them to fruition, as well. Learn more about our work on permanent installations at the airport.    

For more information: Art of Travel

Pictured Above:

Top Left: Jane Birdsall Lander, Duet, 2023 exhibition. Top Right: Douglas Dale, A Frayed Knot, 2023 exhibition. Bottom Left: Quinn Antonio Briceno, Bienvenidos, 2023 exhibition. Bottom Center: Myrina “Rennaissance” Otey-Myton, Her Eminent Reign, 2023 exhibition. Bottom Right: Annie Malone Historical Society, Moving Forward: Exploring the Legacy of Annie Malone, 2023 exhibition. All photos by TJS Photography.

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